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In a world where growth is scarce and prospects aren't improving, an unspoken currency war has broken out. The short term pay-off might be a boost in exports, but, according to Bloomberg View's Mark Gilbert, there can be no real winners in the end.

A look at how cyber warfare has evolved, how nations are using it against each other, and what it means for our stock market, our privacy, and our identities.

The hacker network behind an unprecedented $1 billion attack on banks took control of financial systems by first sending out emails with malware Word files, RT found out from an expert at the Russian cybersecurity firm which revealed the crime.

India may soon announce a lowering of the import tax on gold that may boost demand in the nation. Bloomberg’s Alix Steel examines what the move could mean to global gold markets. She speaks on “In the Loop.”

John Sfakianakis, director at Ashmore Group GCC, discusses how cheaper oil prices are impacting Saudi Arabia, OPEC’s refusal to cut production and the nation’s global standing as an oil producer. He speaks on “Bloomberg Surveillance.”

Rating Russia as junk has brought the agencies who provide lifeline investment status ratings into the spotlight. Polly Boiko looks behind the numbers and the statements where credibility is key.

This week, Ivan Lo talks about a landmark decision that could destroy the market, gives an update on Germany's gold repatriation, and talks about what the actions of the Swiss means for us all.

In today’s “Bart Chart,” Bloomberg’s Mark Barton takes a look at a chart showing Greek bank deposits from 2009 to 2014 on “Countdown.”

Think gasoline is cheap? In today’s “Bart Chart,” Bloomberg’s Mark Barton takes a look at what may be the world's cheapest gasoline: Venezuela.

Here's a look at an amazing new technology by Microsoft dubbed the HoloLens, as well insight on how the Swiss made their decision to leave the euro-peg.

For the first time ever, Microsoft HoloLens seamlessly blends high-definition holograms with your real world. Holograms will improve the way you do things every day, and enable you to do things you've never done before.