Financial

Over the past year the European Central Bank has conducted a stress test on 130 of the biggest banks in the Eurozone. Bloomberg gives you what you need to know in 60 seconds.

Alibaba's IPO road show kicks off this week. The market and investors will be looking to see if the offer will become the largest IPO in U.S. history. Bloomberg Ranx looks at the biggest IPOs to date.

Bloomberg Ranx looks at the world's richest families on the Bloomberg Billionaires index.

A look at why you should never believe everything you read in the news, as well as what one of America's biggest bank's financial statements can tell us about the overall US economy.

How Does the Fed Influence the Stock Market? This week, Ivan Lo talks about how the Fed influences the stock market and how central banks, such as Japan, directly influence stock prices.

In an exclusive interview, French Finance Minister Michel Sapin discusses how he wants to bolster the use of the Euro in international transactions to counteract the dominance of the dollar.

The world's strongest bank certainly had humble beginnings. Bloomberg takes a look at the origins of Hang Seng Bank and how it made it to where it is today.

From the railway to the information superhighway, here's a look at the biggest tech IPOs in U.S. history.

Bloomberg's Keri Geiger and Columbia's John Coffee discuss the crackdown on high-frequency trading with Trish Regan and Matt Miller

Warren Buffett showed last week how adept he is at lowering his company's payments to the U.S. Betty Liu reports on Bloomberg Television's "In The Loop."

Bitcoin Source Code Co-Author Alex Waters and Former Bank of America Global Wealth President Sallie Krawcheck discuss Bitcoin's troubles at Mt. Gox.

The Euro tied together 17 countries at the time of the crisis. But when one country suffers, everyone else does. Here's the European debt crisis visualized.

A look at the record equity outflows and bond inflows, a recap of the mysterious deaths of finance workers last week, and a analysis of gold outlook 2014.

Bankers have been playing with currency rates for years, but now many of them are in trouble. Watch as Richard Farley discusses currency market investigations.

A look at the capital control central banks around the world are imposing on its citizens, the mysterious deaths of finance workers this week, and gold.

Ilana Weinstein, president at IDW Group and Greg Fleming, president at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management, examine how compensation relates to talent retention on Wall Street.

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke Interview at the Brookings Institution in Washington as he discusses his response to the financial crisis of 2008

Erik Schatzker examines JPMorgan's settlements over the past year on Bloomberg Television's "In The Loop."