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Bangkok Post
8 hours ago
- Business
- Bangkok Post
AIS partners with top business news networks
Advanced Info Service (AIS) continues to strengthen its leadership in delivering premium content through the addition of global in-depth news channels to AIS Play, Thailand's leading video platform. The company has announced new partnerships with world-renowned business news networks, including Bloomberg Television, Fox Business and Fox News Channel, aligning with its strategic move to cater to Thai audiences seeking timely and comprehensive access to economic, financial, capital market, investment and international political news, as well as in-depth expert analysis from across the globe. Customers who subscribe to the Play Family package on AIS PLAY -- starting from 119 baht a month -- can enjoy this content across all devices: smartphones, tablets, smart TVs and the AIS Playbox set-top box. Bloomberg Television provides global business, finance and market news, with expert hosts covering various regions including Asia, Europe and the Middle East. The channel offers neutral, in-depth reporting and accurate real-time updates from around the world. Fox News Channel delivers comprehensive news coverage, analysis, and opinion with a diversity of opinions. As the top-rated television news network in the US for over 20 consecutive years, Fox News offers new perspectives to Thai viewers. Fox Business is a dedicated financial news channel providing real-time market updates across multiple platforms, with a strong focus on Wall Street and other major markets. Based in New York -- the business capital of the world -- Fox Business delivers insights that directly impact viewers' financial lives.
Bloomberg
17 hours ago
- Business
- Bloomberg
Summers Says Bessent Right to Question Fed on Its ‘Overreach'
Lawrence Summers backed Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's questioning of the Federal Reserve's non-monetary policy activities, saying that there were some areas that are distinct from the broader issue of central bank independence. 'History teaches that the Fed should be autonomous and independent' on setting interest rates and deciding how much fuel to inject into the economy, Summers, a former Treasury and White House National Economic Council chief, said on Bloomberg Television's Wall Street Week with David Westin. 'When the political process gets in their way, the result is more inflation, less economic stability, and ultimately higher interest rates. That lesson is clear.'
Yahoo
21 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
What Impact Could 12% Tariffs Have on Jobs in the EU?
Jasmin Gröschl, senior economist at Allianz, discusses the impact ongoing tariff and trade uncertainty could have on the job market within the European Union. Asked what a potential 12% tariff could mean for the labor market, she says "around half a million jobs" could be at risk within the bloc. Gröschl speaks on Bloomberg Television. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Yahoo
a day ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Momentum Swinging Back to the US, Zavolock Says
Morgan Stanley Chief European Equity Strategist Marina Zavolock discusses stock markets moves says "the momentum has swung back to the US" as the region has "much more AI exposure" than Europe. She speaks on Bloomberg Television.
Associated Press
a day ago
- Business
- Associated Press
New to The Street Episode #679 Airs Tonight on Fox Business Network
Featuring Hapbee Technologies (HAPBF), Arrive AI (ARAI), FLOKI, BioVie Pharma (BIVI) & The Sustainable Green Team (SGTM) NEW YORK, NY / ACCESS Newswire / July 21, 2025 / New to The Street, the award‑winning financial news show, will airshow number 679 tonight at 10:30 PM PST on Fox Business Network as sponsored programming. The broadcast features in-depth segments with a compelling lineup of innovation-driven companies reshaping their respective sectors. Featured Companies About New to The Street New to The Street is one of America's longest-running business television brands, broadcasting since 2009 across major U.S. financial networks. Now in its 16th year, the show airs weekly as sponsored programming on Fox Business Network and Bloomberg Television, reaching over 220 million U.S. homes. Beginning later this quarter, New to The Street will expand its syndication to CNBC and key Middle Eastern markets, further cementing its global footprint. As the flagship media brand within a powerful financial media ecosystem, New to The Street delivers curated interviews with CEOs, founders, and innovators from public and private companies across emerging sectors-from biotech and AI to fintech, crypto, and sustainability. Its reach extends far beyond traditional TV: New to The Street is also one of the largest U.S. buyers of national TV commercial inventory for public company exposure and investor awareness, delivering campaigns across television, digital, and outdoor platforms in a predictable media model that delivers scale, frequency, and credibility. Whether it's Nasdaq or NYSE interviews, primetime exposure, earned media on ABC/NBC/CBS, or placement on towering LED billboards, New to The Street is where companies come to tell their stories-and get seen. Media Contact Monica Brennan PR Director, New to The Street [email protected] Follow New to The Street: YouTube | LinkedIn | Twitter/X | Facebook | Instagram SOURCE: New To The Street press release
