In this week's Bloomberg Intelligence Radio show featuring our analysts and their research, Julie Chariell discusses the retail green shoots that emerged in April, with spending at brick-and-mortar outlets beating that of online. Christopher Cain says value stocks' momentum may be slowing. Warren Buffett is likely to stay conservative in 2021, Matthew Palazola notes. Arun Kumar believes that the hangover from Covid-19 and natural catastrophes could top $100 billion for insurers. John Butler says Dish's 5G strategy may leave the company frozen out.

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