June 4 (Bloomberg) — Todd Harrison, chief executive officer of Minyanville Media Inc., talks with Bloomberg’s Matt Miller and Carol Massar about today’s jobs report. American companies hired fewer workers in May than forecast and workers dropped out of the labor force, indicating government support is still needed to spur economic growth. Bloomberg’s Joseph Brusuelas also speaks.

GloomBoomDoom.com Marc Faber, publisher of the Gloom, Boom & Doom reports, talks with Bloomberg’s Tom Keene and Ken Prewitt about the outlook for US stocks. Faber says global stocks are in a “correction period” and believes the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index could decline another 10-15 percent. He also discusses the violence in Thailand.

3/3/2010-Despite its best efforts to make a digital media merge fit, Viacom (NYSE:VIA) announced that it will remove “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart,” “The Colbert Report” and other Comedy Central Television shows from Hulu next week. While Hulu and Viacom said they were parting ways on a friendly basis, the break-up represents the first major failure between TV show owners and the extremely popular internet video website. Losing Viacom’s content is a huge loss for Hulu, as “The Daily Show” was listed as the third most popular show on the site this past week.

March 2 (Bloomberg) — Bloomberg’s Michael Smith talks with Jon Erlichman about the aftermath of the 8.8-magnitude earthquake that struck Chile on Feb. 27. Chile asked for international aid to recover from the tremblor that killed at least 723 people in the South American country as people scrounged for food in hard-hit areas including Conception, a metropolitan region of about 1 million people near the epicenter of the earthquake. (Source: Bloomberg)