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Bloomberg Intelligence ('BI') conducts in-depth equity, fixed income, legal and policy research on large and midsize companies to help investors and industry professionals effectively evaluate those companies and the broader markets.
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You will play a pivotal role in the continued growth across our flagship products – Bloomberg Law, Bloomberg Tax & Accounting, and Bloomberg Government – providing detailed reporting and analytics, as well as key insights, to stakeholders in Finance and across the Business.
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Bloomberg Economics already offers a comprehensive macroeconomic research service for Terminal subscribers. With close to 50 economists and 200 economics and government reporters worldwide, Bloomberg has an outstanding capacity to explain where the global economy and geo-politics are now, where they might be heading, and the ways in which the forces interact.
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VEG's Veterinary Technician/Nurse Student Externship Program gives vet tech/nursing students hands-on experience in emergency medicine while working alongside our credentialed, emergency veterinary technicians (known internally as Veterinary Nurses.
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The variety of tasks and broad scope of this Externship will provide a comprehensive understanding of the critical role of in-house counsel in the nonprofit and government contracting context. Program InformationAn Externship with MITRE’s Legal Office is an opportunity for law students to gain insight into the work of in-house attorneys while supporting MITRE’s mission of solving problems for a safer world.
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Application submissions for Office of the General Counsel (Copyright) Externship – Summer 2024 will close on March 13, 2024 at 11:59pm ET. The externship will provide an excellent opportunity to gain a greater understanding of the many legal issues involved in fair use analysis, rights management, and the audio licensing process.
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Bloomberg Industry Group has adopted an Affirmative Action Program to ensure that all applicants and employees are considered for hire, promotion, and job status without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, gender identity, sexual orientation, marital or familial status, pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical issues, genetic information, disabled veteran, veteran, a veteran of the Vietnam Era, or any other classification protected by law.
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Trains and supports assigned accounts to maximize utilization of Bloomberg Industry Group products, including on-boarding training of new employees to client firms. 1-2 years of successful sales or account management experience in a business environment comparable to Bloomberg Industry Group.
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