MikMak CEO Rachel Tipograph speaks on TikTok's potential ban and the shifting media and advertising landscape. She speaks with Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Michael Shepherd. 

MikMak CEO Rachel Tipograph speaks on TikTok's potential ban and the shifting media and advertising landscape. She speaks with Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Michael Shepherd.&nbsp;

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MikMak CEO Rachel Tipograph Talks Ad Spending

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Richard Walker, Executive Chairman of Iceland and Labour Peer, says a 'do no harm' budget from UK Chancellor John Healey is not enough given the cost of doing business is 'exceptionally expensive' in Britain, something he doesn't think politicians appreciate. He says the reported 4% hike to the national living wage would have a 'significant' impact on his business, and talked up tackling welfare reform, debt interest payments, and reviving the UK retail sector. He joined Bloomberg's Caroline Hepker and Stephen Carroll to discuss.

Richard Walker, Executive Chairman of Iceland and Labour Peer, says a 'do no harm' budget from UK Chancellor John Healey is not enough given the cost of doing business is 'exceptionally expensive' in Britain, something he doesn't think politicians appreciate. He says the reported 4% hike to the national living wage would have a 'significant' impact on his business, and talked up tackling welfare reform, debt interest payments, and reviving the UK retail sector. He joined Bloomberg's Caroline Hepker and Stephen Carroll to discuss.

Iceland Chairman Richard Walker Talks 'Bold' UK Budget

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Once Upon a Farm is broadening its refrigerated food lineup for older children, including newly launched organic electrolyte pouches. Jennifer Garner, the company’s cofounder and chief brand officer, said in an interview with Bloomberg's Romaine Bostick that she has spent time visiting retailers and suppliers and remains closely involved in the business. Garner said she joined after learning about the company’s fresh, organic, non-GMO baby food and its mission to make nutritious products accessible to more families. The company is extending its offering as its original customers’ children grow, aiming to serve babies through older kids and become a regular part of school lunchboxes.

Once Upon a Farm is broadening its refrigerated food lineup for older children, including newly launched organic electrolyte pouches. Jennifer Garner, the company&rsquo;s cofounder and chief brand officer, said in an interview with Bloomberg's Romaine Bostick that she has spent time visiting retailers and suppliers and remains closely involved in the business. Garner said she joined after learning about the company&rsquo;s fresh, organic, non-GMO baby food and its mission to make nutritious products accessible to more families. The company is extending its offering as its original customers&rsquo; children grow, aiming to serve babies through older kids and become a regular part of school lunchboxes.

Actress & Once Upon a Farm Co-Founder Jennifer Garner Talks Expanding Food Lineup

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Democratic nominee for Georgia governor Keisha Lance Bottoms says she is calling for a pause on new data center construction in the state while officials assess the industry’s impact. Speaking to Joe Mathieu and Kailey Leinz on Bloomberg Balance of Power, Bottoms says the pause could last six months or longer, citing questions about strain on the electric grid, costs to ratepayers and impacts on the water supply. 

Democratic nominee for Georgia governor Keisha Lance Bottoms says she is calling for a pause on new data center construction in the state while officials assess the industry&rsquo;s impact. Speaking to Joe Mathieu and Kailey Leinz on Bloomberg Balance of Power, Bottoms says the pause could last six months or longer, citing questions about strain on the electric grid, costs to ratepayers and impacts on the water supply.&nbsp;

Former Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms Talks Governors Race, Data Center Pause

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