Bloomberg Originals

“They’re showing you what they can’t look away from.” Based on Bloomberg News’ investigative reporting by Olivia Carville, Can’t Look Away is a film documenting the fight to protect kids from dangerous social media algorithms. Watch the full documentary on Jolt.film starting April 4 bit.ly/4lh2xnp

Scientists and entrepreneurs are testing some radical ideas to tackle the climate crisis. Meet the startup that aims to cool the Earth by launching sulfur dioxide into the sky. Watch Bloomberg Primer for more about geoengineering: bit.ly/43Itl9N

Mattel, Inc. made a big cultural splash reviving its iconic Barbie. Raja Rajamannar and Chief Brand Officer Lisa McKnight discuss how the toymaker debuted on the silver screen. More on Quantum Marketing: bloom.bg/42iFlMU

Only a few countries in the world are able to make use of geothermal energy, Caroline Hyde explains why. Bloomberg Primer meets the startups aiming to expand access. bit.ly/3XNz9uW

Donald Trump says he wants to use big fees on Chinese ships to reboot US shipbuilding. China will make more than half of the world’s ships this year, while the US barely makes any. How did China become so dominant, and could the US really ever catch up? bit.ly/4iU4Wmn

Miami Dolphins President Tom Garfinkel highlights the impact of global sports on Miami. He tells Alex Rodriguez how much a single Formula 1 weekend generates in revenue compared to an entire Dolphins season. Watch the full episode of The Deal on the Bloomberg app or listen wherever you get your podcasts https://lnkd.in/exqzTyw5

Geothermal has long been the underdog of the energy industry, but that may soon change as innovative startups leverage fracking technologies to unlock new potential geothermal sites. More on Bloomberg Primer: bit.ly/4jgZYzY

As marketers try to reach customers more effectively, some are investigating the inner workings of the brain. Raja Rajamannar meets the CEO of Neuro-Insight, which is gleaning marketing intelligence from neuroscience. Stay tuned for more: bloom.bg/3Y9WGpW

The line between biology and hardware is becoming blurry thanks to something called biocomputing, Caroline Hyde explains. Find out the promises and pitfalls of this nascent industry on Bloomberg Primer. https://trib.al/VQPtKQ3

Tens of millions of Indians have been pouring money into stocks over the past few years. But more recently, markets have stumbled. Is this just a blip, or a sign of something bigger? https://trib.al/L55FAMZ