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They just would eat colossal amounts. His weight ballooned and it caused eventually by the mid 60s Severe Health issues so that he had diabetes. Eventually going blind and then he lost his kidneys said he would be on dialysis she and quite frequently for a long period of time where he would have people come and read the new yorker, the economist, the New York Times to him. So its a tough story from the 1950s on. There was a rumor that he did it for an election debt that there was a bet the weekend before that chaplain would win so much of a in Bourbon County coming to hedge his bet he wanted t...

2009 by the bbcs katty kay, who was guest host on the the diane rehm show. This is about 50 minutes. Katty thanks for joining us, i am katty kay of the bbc sitting in for diane rehm. On april the ninth 1865 general robert ely surrendered robert ely surrendered robert e. Lee and the sultana sank in the Mississippi River. Alan huffman tells us overlooked story. Thank you so much for joining us. We will be opening a phones a later on in the program, and comments to alan at our email address. Lets start by describing what you have on the front of your book, a picture of the sultana. Describe it to...

We are live from bloombergs European Headquarters in london. Coming up this hour, autos. Peugeots first half earnings surge. We are speaking to the cfo live from paris in about 10 minutes time. Make sure you stay tuned for that. First up, barclays german john mack farland says hes going to step up the pace of cuts to the british lender. The Bank Reported secondquarter profits of 1. 8 5 billion pounds. That matched analyst estimates. Profits at the Investment Bank jumped 35 . For more, we are joined by our london finance reporter, julie of her lane. Julia these results sound like mcfarlane is r...

Starbucks to hear how the company adapts in the age of technology. This week we took Bloomberg Technology to seattle for the geek wire summit. We spent time with the biggest names in the region including amazon, microsoft, and starbucks. Lets kick it off now with my exclusive interview with amazon Vice President of alexa devices. She tells us that they would not rule out partnerships with major rivals like apple and google if it means improving their voice activated technology. I am focused on trying to reduce friction for customers and drive towards what we call our Customer Experience north ...

Even though i have a day job running a private equity firm. [rubenstein continues reading onscreen text] james, thank you very much for doing this. Honored to be here, david. Now, you have an accent compared to me. Maybe in australia, you dont have an accent. But you have an australian accent. I assume thats because you grew up in australia. It is. And its also a measure of me being tonedeaf that after 30 years, i havent been able to get rid of it. So i am an only child, so i dont know what its like to be in a big family. But you were in a family of 11 children . We were 12, originally. Twelve...