Nicole Bullock
Work Shift Editor at Bloomberg News
Work Shift Editor @business. Former FT correspondent, Lex, SmartMoney and Dow Jones. Opinions are my own and RTs just RTs.
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Sep 17, 2024 |
bloomberg.com | Nicole Bullock
Record wagers tied to the Fed’s expected rate cut risk sharp losses. Legal scrutiny of banks that lost big on the Archegos collapse ramps up. Steve Cohen is stepping away from the trading floor. —Nicole BullockTraders who are locked into record wagers tied to the Federal Reserve’s expected interest-rate cut Wednesday are risking sharp losses if officials opt for a standard-sized quarter-point reduction.
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Sep 16, 2024 |
bloomberg.com | Nicole Bullock
Good morning. Bond traders are deeply divided about how much the Fed will cut this week. Amazon is planning to reduce how many managers it has. And BlackRock is overhauling its private-credit business.—Nicole BullockBond traders haven’t been this divided about the outcome of an upcoming Federal Reserve decision since before the great financial crisis of 2008.
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Dec 26, 2023 |
bloomberg.com | Nicole Bullock
Hi, I’m Nicole, the editor of Work Shift. Welcome to our weekly newsletter. If you aren’t signed up yet, you can do so here. And we want to hear from you! Let me know what’s happening at your workplace at [email protected]. The world of work continued to evolve in 2023. Companies and workers got back to a semblance of normalcy, while also keeping the flexibility of the past few years. They also navigated a big technological leap with ChatGPT and benefitted from a resurgent labor movement. Up Next
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Sep 22, 2023 |
banoyi.com | Nicole Bullock |Francine Lacqua
A self-proclaimed “beauty junkie,” Nicholas Hieronimus has been at L’Oréal SA for nearly four decades. In that time, the beauty industry has changed dramatically. E-commerce and social networks have lowered the barrier to entry for startups, dermatological division have become a focus and more men are using beauty products. He predicts that beauty will be a market close to €400 billion ($426.8 billion) by 2030 from €270 billion now.
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Sep 21, 2023 |
bloomberg.com | Nicole Bullock |Francine Lacqua
Five Minutes With Nicholas Hieronimus on the future of beauty, the difficulty in creating products that are both green and effective and why he sometimes calls his rivals. Source: Bloomberg A self-proclaimed “beauty junkie,” Nicholas Hieronimus has been at L’Oréal SA for nearly four decades. In that time, the beauty industry has changed dramatically.
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Deere and Accenture are among the companies bracing for disruption in Chicago and Milwaukee as the Republican and Democratic conventions snarl traffic, attract protesters and raise the specter of violence. https://t.co/J8mEx8YXd1 via @bpolitics
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