Bloomberg Best

(Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg Radio's June Grasso gives an update on the case of Adnan Syed, the man behind the first season of `Serial,' the wildy popular podcast that detailed his alledged murder of Hae Min Lee in 1999.

(Bloomberg) --Hosts June Grasso and Ed Baxte feature the best stories of the day from Bloomberg Radio, Bloomberg Television, and over 150 Bloomberg News bureaus around the world on Bloomberg Radio's Bloomberg Best. Some highlights include a look at the top stories on Bloomberg Gadfly, an interview with Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer and a story about a company that is trying to bring an unlimited subscription model to air travel.

(Bloomberg) -- Hosts June Grasso and Ed Baxter feature the best stories of the day from Bloomberg Radio, Bloomberg Television, and over 150 Bloomberg News bureaus around the world on Bloomberg Radio's Bloomberg Best. Some highlights include details on the connection between election years and financial market volatility, a report on why the gig economy is leading young people to moonlight, and a look at Africa's hottest champagne market, Cotê d'Ivoire.

(Bloomberg) -- Katherine Oliver sat down with documentary photographer and filmmaker Lauren Greenfield at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival. Greenfield, whose past films Queen of Versailles & THIN have premiered at Sundance, shared her festival experience and her involvement with the Sundance Institute’s Catalyst Initiative. For Greenfield, “[Sundance] is not just a place to show, it’s a place to grow.”

(Bloomberg) -- Hosts June Grasso and Ed Baxter feature the best stories of the day from Bloomberg Radio, Bloomberg Television, and over 150 Bloomberg News bureaus around the world on Bloomberg Radio's Bloomberg Best. Some highlights include a look at Facebook's successful mobile advertising push, how presidential candidates are using mobile apps in Iowa to improve their canvassing on the ground, and a look at drone racing, the interactive spectator sport of the future

(Bloomberg) -- "Corrects Simon Stephens name"\u0010\u0010In this week’s Arts and Entertainment segment, Simon Stephens discusses his adaptation of Mark Haddon’s novel "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time." It follows the story of the 15-year old Christopher, who falls under suspicion of killing his neighbors dog. As he sets out to find the true culprit, he ultimately discovers something that will change his life forever. Stephens spoke with Katherine Oliver of Bloomberg Associates.

(Bloomberg) -- "Corrects Jenni Wolfson's name"\u0010\u0010In this week's Arts and Entertainment segment, we hear from Jenni Wolfson, the Executive Director of Chicken and Egg Pictures. The organization supports women non-fiction filmmakers, who aim to inspire social change through film. Jenni spoke with Katherine Oliver of Bloomberg Associates.

(Bloomberg) -- "Corrects Jenni Wolfson's name."\u0010\u0010In this week's Arts and Entertainment segment, we hear from Jenni Wolfson, the Executive Director of Chicken and Egg Pictures. The organization supports women non-fiction filmmakers, who aim to inspire social change through film. Jenni spoke with Katherine Oliver of Bloomberg Associates.

(Bloomberg) -- Hosts June Grasso and Ed Baxter feature the best stories of the day from Bloomberg Radio, Bloomberg Television, and over 150 Bloomberg News bureaus around the world on Bloomberg Radio's Bloomberg Best. Some highlights include a look at how oil's slide is impacting the credit market, reactions on Wednesday's Fed decision to leave interest rates unchanged, and a cautionary tale of how Internet connected appliances could post a digital threat.

(Bloomberg) -- Hosts June Grasso and Ed Baxter feature the best stories of the day from Bloomberg Radio, Bloomberg Television, and over 150 Bloomberg News bureaus around the world on Bloomberg Radio's Bloomberg Best. Some highlights include a look at Wednesday's Federal Reserve decision with Carl Riccadonna from Bloomberg Intelligence, a recap of Apple's much-anticipated fourth quarter earnings, and a look at why expensive hotels feel they charge guests for wi-fi.