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Test-driving Bentley's Continental GT Speed Convertible
With its sleek, strong body and best-in-class performance the Bentley Continental GT Speed Convertible will cost you. At $267,000, the car is complete with high-end features like neck warmers. Bloomberg's Hannah Elliott drives the powerful sportscar to Lyndhurst Castle to see if its really worth its six-figure price-tag.
 "Test-driving Bentley's Continental GT Speed Convertible")
The battle for a Cuban rum brand
As the US and Cuban governments continue efforts to normalise their relationship, two global drinks giants are watching very closely. A diplomatic reset may reignite a trademark war that has simmered for more than 20 years.
 "The battle for a Cuban rum brand")
Why this Belgian beer costs $43 a bottle
Ted Kenny, owner of Top Hops Beer Shop, discusses the rising popularity of craft beer in the US
 "Why this Belgian beer costs $43 a bottle")
Hero or criminal? Exposing Luxembourg's tax secrets
The whistle-blower at the center of a tax scandal involving some of the world's biggest companies speaks to Bloomberg. Antoine Deltour faces up to five years behind bars for leaking documents from global accountancy giant PwC's Luxembourg offices. He told Tom Mackenzie he has no regrets about his role in what became known as the 'LuxLeaks' scandal.
 "Hero or criminal? Exposing Luxembourg's tax secrets")
Give workers a raise! Abe's pitch to Japan Inc
In Japan it's known as the "Spring Battle" an annual standoff when companies and unions go head to head over wages. And, as ever, the prime minister will be watching.
 "Give workers a raise! Abe's pitch to Japan Inc")
Why there are no winners in the global currency war
In a world where growth is scarce and prospects aren't improving, an unspoken currency war has broken out. The short term pay-off might be a boost in exports, but, according to Bloomberg View's Mark Gilbert, there can be no real winners in the end
 "Why there are no winners in the global currency war")
How much it costs to win an Oscar
Film economics expert Stephen Follows gives us the lowdown on the costs behind Oscar campaigns and just how useful spending cash can be in picking up awards. So do the best films really win?
 "How much it costs to win an Oscar")
Why are Greeks optimistic while Athens crumbles?
The Greek government is torn between delivering for the people who voted it in on a promise of anti-austerity and the rigid euro zone that isn
 "Why are Greeks optimistic while Athens crumbles?")
HSBC's image: A lesson from the PROs
HSBC is under fire and was forced to apologize in full-page newspaper ads for helping customers avoid taxes. Bloomberg spoke to Director of FWD PR Adrian Beeby for his analysis and top tips to manage a crisis.
 "HSBC's image: A lesson from the PROs")
What is Snapchat and is it worth $19 billion?
Snapchat, a private tech startup that could nearly double in valuation soon, was founded four years ago. Bloomberg's Ramy Inocencio gets us up to date on what Snapchat is doing and why investors could ante up their stakes.
 "What is Snapchat and is it worth $19 billion?")
Zuckerberg: Facebook doesn't need operating system
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg discusses Google's Android operating system with Bloomberg's Emily Chang
 "Zuckerberg: Facebook doesn't need operating system")
How fashion became fastest growing part of Amazon
Amazon Fashion President Cathy Beaudoin discusses Amazon Fashion, the fastest growing division at the company, what they offer and who their customers are with Bloomberg
 "How fashion became fastest growing part of Amazon")
Can Puma really compete with Nike and Adidas?
Kering CEO Francois-Henri Pinault has diversified from luxury to sporting-goods by acquiring Puma in 2007. Despite sponsorship deals with Usain Bolt or Rihanna, the brand has had a hard time to face competition from its two big rivals. Bloomberg
 "Can Puma really compete with Nike and Adidas?")
Rolls-Royce goes off road with new SUV
Rolls-Royce is the latest luxury automaker to confirm plans that an SUV model is in the works. Bloomberg's Matt Miller takes a look at why the historic brand is heading off-road.
 "Rolls-Royce goes off road with new SUV")
Year of the goat: Will it be good or baaaad?
The horse has trotted away and after a twelve-year break, the goat is back. Bloomberg
 "Year of the goat: Will it be good or baaaad?")
How to quit your day job and follow your dream
If you've ever dreamed of giving up the day job and changing your life, Kashy Keegan could be an inspiration. He's gone from struggling reporter in London to a pop star in Hong Kong, thanks to a song that became the anthem of popular protest.
 "How to quit your day job and follow your dream")
Why Porsche is betting on Mongolia's luxury market
There's been little to cheer for investors when it comes to Mongolia of late, so why does Porsche think now is the right time to enter the market? Bloomberg TV Mongolia's Duuya Baatar took some fairly pricey German engineering onto the streets of Ulaanaatar to find out.
 "Why Porsche is betting on Mongolia's luxury market")
Xiaomi to Start US sales in coming months: Hugo Barra
Xiaomi, the rising Chinese smartphone maker, is taking its first small step into the U.S. market. The company announced plans to open the Mi.com website in the U.S. and other unspecified markets over the next few months. The site will not sell the company
 "Xiaomi to Start US sales in coming months: Hugo Barra")
How to invest in rare books
Bauman Rare Books Gallery Manager Rebecca Romney presents the company
 "How to invest in rare books")
Dating for the 1%: Can money buy you love?
It's Valentine's day this weekend and dating is big business - reportedly worth more than 2 billion dollars annually. Company cupids are looking to cash in on the lonely hearted, particularly those with deep pockets.
 "Dating for the 1%: Can money buy you love?")
