<p>Monika Bickert, Vice President, Product Policy and Counterterrorism at Facebook, on the company's update of community standards. Phil Bak, CEO of Exponential ETFs, on overexposure to FAANG trade in traditional market cap indexes, and a preview of Facebook earnings. Erik Fyrwald, CEO of Syngenta, on developing technologies including a malaria insecticide, their recent debt offering, and an upcoming EU ruling to ban one of their insecticides. Dr. Silviu Itescu, CEO of Mesoblast, (ASX:MSB; Nasdaq:MESO), on the opioid crisis, their product pipeline, and potential partners.</p><p>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.</p>

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Bloomberg Podcasts Episodes Around April 25, 2018

Hold On To Tesla, As Management Tackles Balance Sheet: Houchois

Trump Government Muddies Economics With Politics: Alan Blinder

Weak Dollar To Continue As Central Banks Reallocate: Borthwick

Trade Uncertainty Means Volatility Is Here to Stay: Clay Lowery

Deflationary Forces Will See 30-Year UST Going To 2%: Shilling

Developing A Secure Nuclear Energy Strategy In Middle East: IP3

California Plans to Cut Emissions By 40% By 2030: Edison CEO

All Eyes Swivel To Washington As Trump Tweets, Ryan To Exit

Delinquencies Hint At Pockets of Frayed Consumer Health: Cutts

Banks At Cycle Top, Will Be Down 30-50% In 12-18 Months: Peabody

$800 Million Crypto Fund Sees A Revolution in Finance: Masters

U.S. Better Be Prepared For Another Strike On Syria: Stavridis

Credit Investors See Highest Rate Risk Exposure Ever: Dhulipala

We want to be a consolidator in the industry: William Weld

Higher U.S. Yields Are Shifting The Risk-Reward in EM: Sassower

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Fiat Chrysler Ahead Of The Pack In Transition To SUVs: Kudla

Consumers Will Be Able To Get Paid For Their Own Data: SRAX CEO

Unlikely For Sprint And T-Mobile Deal To Get Approved: Butler

Ludicrous To Attack China For Supporting Its Own Economy: Roach

Government Should Be Borrowing As Much As They Can Now: Stern

Elon Musk Call Was Reminiscent Of The 2001 Enron Call: Johnson

Summer Driving Season Will Pump Oil Prices Until Fall: Schenker

Seeing EM Fund Outflows Accelerate, More Pain To Come: Sassower

Corporate Payments To Cohen Are A Serious Legal Matter: Feldman

High Yield, EM Most Vulnerable To Asset Collapse: TCW's Rivelle

Tesla Will Go Bankrupt Without A Near-Term Cash Raise: Schultze

US Reversal On ZTE Shows Weakness On Trade Negotiations: Miller

Power Of US Sanctions Is Diminished After Caving On ZTE: Lake

Ad Budgets Shift from Social Media To Connected TV: Steelhouse

Argentina Selloff Is A Buying Opportunity, Turkey Not So Much

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