Tencent's Investment in Reddit Sparks Free Speech Protests
Reddit Inc. said Monday that it raised $300 million from investors. It was one backer, Chinese internet giant Tencent Holdings Ltd., that drew condemnation from members of Reddit's online community.
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SurveyMonkey CEO on Amazon's NYC Exit and Facebook
Zander Lurie, chief executive officer of SurveyMonkey, comments on Amazon.com Inc.'s decision to cancel plans for a headquarters in New York City, his views on Facebook Inc.

'Real Yield Roundup': The Big Week Ahead for Markets
Krishna Memani, CIO at OppenheimerFunds, Michael Temple, Amundi Pioneer Director of US Credit Research and Doug Peebles, CIO off AllianceBernstein Fixed Income talk with Bloomberg's Jonathan Ferro to discuss what to watch for in the week ahead inc...

Mixed Signals in U.S. Economic Data
Reports on the U.S. economy this week offered diverging signals. Disappointing retail sales for the month of December revealed the first cracks in the US economy. To complicate the picture, the Fed's Empire State index, a survey of factories in Ne...

Wizards Owner Leonsis on Esports, Fortnite
Ted Leonsis, Monumental Sports and Entertainment chief executive officer and owner of the Washington Wizards, discusses sports entertainment digital strategy, the success of esports and the video game Fortnite, and the NBA's media and gambling par...

Why Facebook Is Facing a Multi-Billion Dollar U.S. Fine
Facebook Inc. is in talks with U.S. regulators over alleged privacy violations that could force the social-media firm to pay a multi-billion-dollar fine.

Investment Grade Relationships
Despite the strong rally of risk assets to start the new year, there's still some hedging of those bets as spreads for higher-rated tranches have outperformed in relative terms. That preference is as true in investment grade as in high yield, leav...

Uber Pushes Back Against New York City
Uber Technologies Inc.'s revenue growth slowed and losses persisted in the fourth quarter, posing a challenge to investors trying to figure out Uber's value as it prepares for a public offering this year.

Index Ventures' Volpi on Uber Suing NYC and State of Financing for Startups
MIke Volpi, Index Ventures partner, discusses Uber Technologies Inc.'s lawsuit against New York City and the state of financing for tech startups with Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde, Joe Weisenthal and Romaine Bostick on "Bloomberg Markets: What'd You ...
