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Aseem Trivedi: People always lend support when a voice is suppressed
The 27-year-old cartoonist, who was arrested by the Mumbai police in September 2012, says: "After this incident, I don't think I am afraid. In fact I think I have emerged as a stronger person in life." (Reporting: Portia Putatunda | Video source: http://boomlive.in/)
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Anand Patwardhan: Censorship in the times of BJP-led governments is worse
The documentary film maker, known for his unflinching gaze on issues that lie at the crux of modern India, says all governments, including the Congress-led governments, are guilty of attacking the right to freedom. (Reporting: Portia Putatunda | Video source: http://boomlive.in/)
 "Anand Patwardhan: Censorship in the times of BJP-led governments is worse")
Party's over for Britain's two-party politics
British politics is breaking up. Where there were once a few dominant parties, now there are many. How did UK politics get here?
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Branson's bet on high-speed electric motor sports
Sir Richard Branson thinks competition will fuel innovation. That's why he's sponsoring a Virgin Racing team in Formula E, the world's first electric motor sports championship. At the latest Formula E race in Miami, Branson told Bloomberg's Olivia Sterns how Formula E fits into his plans for renewable energy development and adoption.
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Formula E debuts: The greener version of Formula 1
Formula E is a "green" spin-off of the world most popular motor sports, Formula 1. Bloomberg's Olivia Sterns ticks off the top differences between Formula E and Formula 1.
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World's most expensive transformable watch for $40M
Graff Diamonds is setting records at Baselworld in Switzerland, where it has unveiled the most expensive transformable watch ever. With a price $40 million dollars, you'd want it to be versatile. Graff Diamonds CEO Francois Graff gives Bloomberg a sneak peak in London.
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Will Yellen stop being 'patient' on way to old normal?
George Bory, head of credit strategy at Wells Fargo, and Bloomberg
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Will oil rise to $80 by year end?
UBS Head of Thematic Equity Strategy Karen Olney discusses which EU nations are most hurt by falling oil prices and if oil will rise to $80 by the end of the year. She speaks with Jonathan Ferro on Bloomberg Television
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'India is far behind in the luxury industry'
LVMH South, Southeast Asia and Middle East Chairman and L Capital Asia Managing Partner Ravi Thakran discusses luxury goods in Asia and what's driving growth. He speaks with Bloomberg's Rishaad Salamat on "Trending Business."
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Tiny blue bubbles designed to help save the planet
For decades, scientists and power companies have been working on carbon capture, a technology that catches CO2 from power plants before it goes into the atmosphere. It could be our best chance of taking a bite out of fossil fuel emissions, but right now it's too expensive to implement widely. A team of engineers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory may have found a way to change that, using tiny blue capsules that look like fish eggs.
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Interest rate puzzle making fools of Wall Street
It's a vicious circle. Wall Street says interest rates are heading up but rates keep sinking lower. What gives? Bloomberg's Joe Weisenthal explains the interest rate chart that keeps stumping Wall Street.
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Where Is Vladimir Putin?
Bloomberg
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Incredible turnaround of the US dollar explained
The US dollar has been surging recently. Bloomberg Markets Managing Editor Joe Weisenthal explains why the dollar is the strongest it's been in 12 years.
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A luxury umbrella that alerts you when you forget it
Davek Accessories CEO Dave Kahng discusses the luxury umbrella market.
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Testing the giant rocket that gets us closer to mars
On March 11, NASA is testing their new solid rocket boosters. It may sound like just another routine NASA experiment, but there's a very good reason to pay attention: this is the rocket that could take us to Mars.
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Hands-on with Apple's ultra-thin and light MacBook
Bloomberg's Stephen Pulvirent takes a hands-on look at Apple's new MacBook. The new MacBook weighs just two pounds and features an all-new keyboard and touchpad.
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What you need to know about Apple watch
Bloomberg Businessweek's Brad Stone from the event at San Francisco's Yerba Buena Center, and Ben Clymer, the founder of the online wristwatch magazine, Hodinkee.com discuss today's Apple Watch launch.
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Apple watch: The most personal device
Dan Roth discusses the new reveil of Apple's smartwatch.
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Why Russians love Cyprus and Cyprus loves Russians
The Greek-speaking second city of Cyprus, Limassol, has all the usual Mediterranean features; warm summers, local delicacies and sandy beaches. It also has 35,000 Russians living there permanently thanks to years of favourable business rates and bank secrecy. Recent pressures from EU sanctions and financial haircuts mean it's not as good a place to be for Russians as it used to. So will Cyprus suffer from a Russian exodus?
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100 hot new cars at Geneva Auto Show
Exotic, exclusive and expensive are all words sure to be heard in abundance at this year
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