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Bloomberg Podcasts

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Are Bank Jobs at Risk From Technology?

Published

September 13, 2017

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27 min

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Cheerleading Is a $2 Billion U.S. Industry, Untapped Worldwide, Varsity Says

Berg Says Short Stock Rally May Be Followed by Long Bear Market

U.S. Won't Default on Debt, But Expect a Shutdown, Steve Bell Says

Venezuela Debt Gets China Support, AllianceBernstein's Khan Says

Gas, Crude Markets at Odds After Harvey, Cushing's Toudouze Says

Houston Police Chief Says Challenge Is Getting Resources

Doritos Goes Organic to Break Into Amazon's Whole Foods, Kaplan Says

Refineries Still Operating Will Benefit Most From Harvey, Lipow Says

Harvey Endangered World's Most Important Chemical

Aerospace Bulks Up

Russian Tech Is Leaking Into North Korea, Atlantic Council's Cohen Says

Hurricane Irma Threatens $1.2 Billion of Florida Crops, Bjerga Says

Florida Nuclear Plants Say They're Not at Risk From Irma

Yields Aren't Likely to Rise Until the Fed Resolves Its Balance Sheet, CIBC's Tucci Says

It's Like Nordstrom Without the Clothes

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Are Bank Jobs at Risk From Technology?

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How Equifax Missed Its Chance to Prevent the Massive Hack

A Big Risk to Internet Companies

The Market Isn't Correctly Pricing In Climate Risk, Samama Says

Restraints on Immigration Will Hurt the Economy, Carbonite's Ali Says

Fed Should Get Out of the Business of Setting Rates, Forbes Says

Why Poland Is Talking About $1 Trillion in German Reparations

Is Trump on a Collision Course With California Over Emissions?

NFL Advertisers Will Have an 'Ebullient' Year, Porter Bibb Says

Holt Expects Booming Job Market and Cooling Housing Market in Canada

U.S. Needs to Move Fast and Appoint a Czar to Puerto Rico, Rhodes Says

How E-Commerce Is Changing Commercial Real Estate

Puerto Rico Creditors Seek Restructuring Amid Disaster

Job Creation Should Be Required for Corporate Tax Cuts, Macke Says

Identity Fraud Frankensteins

Who's on the Short List for Fed Chair?

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Summary

<p>Greenwich Associates' Kevin McPartland says technology signals a change in banking jobs, not a loss. Storm recovery and cleanup companies are making billions off of more frequent natural disasters, Bloomberg's Prashant Gopal says. Lionel Laurent, a Bloomberg Gadfly columnist covering finance, discusses his skepticism of "hyped-up millennial alternative" asset classes like Bitcoin and cannabis. Finally, Bloomberg Gadfly's Shira Ovide explains why people might well pay $1,000 for the new iPhone and not think twice about it.</p><p>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.</p>

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