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(Bloomberg) -- The New York Film Festival festival is taking place now at Lincoln Center in New York City. The festival highlights the best world cinema has to offer with top films from celebrated filmmakers, and also fresh new talent. The Film Society of Lincoln Center produces the New York Film Festival. Its Executive Director Lesli Klainberg, discussed the festival with Katherine Oliver of Bloomberg Associates.

(Bloomberg) -- Today, we look at Dating Ring, an online dating company that offers better results through match-making. It has a philosophy that online dating should require less time online and more time dating. Lauren Kay and Emma Tessler are co-founders of the Dating Ring, which is headquartered in New York City. They spoke about the company with Katherine Oliver of Bloomberg Associates.

(Bloomberg) -- Today, we look at "Power to Fly," a company that connects accomplished women with jobs that actually lead to work-life balance, with the goal of bridging the gap between companies. This is a way for companies to seek more diversity along with female talent, who are limited by location, family or other\u0010obligations. Katherine Oliver of Bloomberg Associates speaks about it with Katherine\u0010Zaleski, the co-founder and President of "Power to Fly."

(Bloomberg) -- Hosts June Grasso and Willem Marx 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 higlights include a look at an online dating company, called "Dating Ring," a look at Yum Brands' third quarter earnings, and why Singapore office tenants are now getting the upper hand in rental negotiations.

(Bloomberg) -- Hosts June Grasso and Willem Marx 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 why pink is a hot color for the new iPhone 6s, how Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump helped fix Wollman Rink in Central Park, New York, and a look at Hong Kong's "umbrella movement" one year later.

(Bloomberg) -- The weekend client raid is an open secret. A financial adviser quits late on a Friday and spends the next couple of days helping his new employer solicit his old customers. There' s even a broker pact that suggests it is all a refined gentleman's game....until things fall apart. Bloomberg reporter Neil Weinberg wrote about one such instance. He spoke with Greg Jarrett of Bloomberg Radio.

(Bloomberg) -- Hosts June Grasso and Willem Marx 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 Alcoa's decision to split in two, why bees are being stolen in Australia, and how our desire to have bigger and bigger packages delivered...is making trouble for FedEx.

(Bloomberg) -- Randy Smallwood is the CEO of Silver Wheaton. He is one of the executives attending this year's Denver Gold Forum, where he spoke with Bloomberg's Danielle Bochove.

(Bloomberg) -- Gary Goldberg is CEO of Newmont Mining. He spoke with Bloomberg's Danielle Bochove at this year's Denver Gold Forum.

(Bloomberg) -- Giant slides instead of stairs, and beer in the office? Tech workplaces are going national and arriving in unlikely places like Lincoln, Nebraska. The city is among the top new places in growth of tech jobs. And compared to Silicon Valley, it's dirt cheap. Bloomberg reporter Prashant Gopal sat down with Anne Mostue to talk about it on Bloomberg Radio’s Bloomberg Best.