Sep.17 — Accenture Cloud First launched with a $3 billion investment over three years to help clients across industries become cloud-based businesses. Accenture Chief Executive Officer Julie Sweet appears on “Bloomberg Markets: The Close.”
Month: September 2020
Sep.01 — The appetite for cryptocurrencies has increased since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, especially for Bitcoin. Michael Novogratz, founder and chief executive officer of Galaxy Digital Holdings, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss his outlook for the cryptocurrency space heading into the end of the year. He says that cryptocurrencies are here for good,
Sep.16 — Snowflake Inc.’s $3.36 billion initial public offering is a record for a software company and the biggest in the U.S. this year. Frank Slootman, chief executive officer of the cloud-data software maker, discusses the first day of trading on “Bloomberg Technology.”
Sep.08 — Reed Hastings, co-chief executive officer and co-founder of Netflix Inc., discusses the company’s culture that he has shaped over the last two decades. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Emily Chang in an extended interview about the company’s history and his new book, “No Rules Rules.”
Feb.04 — Colin Rusch, Oppenheimer senior research analyst, discusses Tesla Inc.’s surging shares and outlook with Bloomberg’s Taylor Riggs and Paul Allen on “Bloomberg Markets.”
Nov.14 — Dag Kittlaus, co-founder of Siri and co-founder and chief executive officer of Viv Labs, discusses the purchase of Siri by Apple Inc., Viv Labs’ sale to Samsung Electronics, and the future of personal assistant technology with Bloomberg’s Emily Chang on “Bloomberg Technology.”
Sep.01 — Tesla Inc., capitalizing on its high-flying price and on a recent stock split, plans to sell as much as $5 billion of shares “from time to time” through an agreement with several banks. Bloomberg Intelligence’s Joel Levington has the latest on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”
Sep.01 — Tasha Keeney, analyst at Ark Invest, discusses Tesla Motors Inc.’s plans to sell up to $5 billion in shares on “Bloomberg Technology.”
May.14 — Desktop Metal, maker of 3D printers, is valued at more than $1 billion and recently brought on Ford Motor as a strategic investor. The Burlington, Massachusetts-based startup is developing 3D technology to print products in steel, aluminum and other metals that could transform manufacturing. Bloomberg’s Anne Mostue reports.