Here's Why the Price of Gold May Jump 20%

Nov. 28 (Bloomberg) -- A key Swiss vote may force the country's bank into buying twice as much gold as it already holds. That could see the price of gold rise considerably. The politicians behind the move say it will help preserve national wealth. But could it in fact do harm? (Source: Bloomberg)

Is OPEC Getting Ready for a Price War?

Dec. 1 (Bloomberg) –- Oil continues its slippery slope falling to its lowest in five years. Bloomberg’s Aaron Clark reports on “Asia Edge.” (Source: Bloomberg)

Cities of the Future May Eat Plants Grown in the Air

Nov. 21 (Bloomberg) –- AeroFarms has developed a vertical farming system that can grow organic baby leafy greens in urban settings. They're doing it using aeroponics -- the process of growing plants in mist without any soil -- and plan to launch a branded product from a new 80,000-square-foot warehouse in Newark, New Jersey. AeroFarms CEO and Co-Founder David Rosenberg talks to Bloomberg's Sam Grobart about how the company is bringing their produce mainstream for Bloomberg's "The Year Ahead: 2015" series. (Source: Bloomberg)

G-20 Leaders Promise $2T Growth and Jobs Boost

Nov. 17 (Bloomberg) – G-20 leaders have wrapped up their meetings in Australia, promising to create growth and jobs and boost their collective economies by $2T. Bloomberg’s Paul Allen reports on “First Up.” (Source: Bloomberg)

Why Diamonds May Be the Key to a Smaller, Thinner iPhone

Nov. 17 (Bloomberg) – Most microprocessors are made from silicon. AKHAN Technologies is developing a way to make them from industrial diamonds. The chips can be thinner and require less energy. Bloomberg's Sam Grobart reports from the Argonne National Laboratory outside of Chicago for "The Year Ahead: 2015" series. (Source: Bloomberg)