BNN Bloomberg
Canadian business news channel owned by Bell Media
BNN Bloomberg is a Canadian English-language business news channel based in Toronto. It launched on 1 September 1999 as Report on Business Television, became Business News Network in 2007 and took its current name in 2018 under a licensing and content agreement with Bloomberg L.P.Sources:1Wikipedia: BNN Bloomberg, Wikipedia (source, opens in a new tab)
The channel is owned by Bell Media, a subsidiary of the publicly traded BCE Inc.; the Bloomberg name is licensed. Its website is funded by advertising.Sources:1Wikipedia: BNN Bloomberg, Wikipedia (source, opens in a new tab)2Media Bias/Fact Check: BNN Bloomberg - Bias and Credibility, Media Bias/Fact Check (source, opens in a new tab)
Who it favours
We have not analysed BNN Bloomberg's coverage yet. When we do, this shows which side its articles favoured, story by story.
Who controls it
Whoever owns an outlet, provides most of its money or directs it controls it. Our rule.
No government, party or politician is documented as its owner, main funder or director.
Owners, funders and directors
- OwnerBell MediaOwner; licenses the Bloomberg name and content from Bloomberg L.P. Sources:1Wikipedia: BNN Bloomberg, Wikipedia (source, opens in a new tab)
- OwnerBCE Inc.Publicly traded parent of Bell Media Sources:1Wikipedia: BNN Bloomberg, Wikipedia (source, opens in a new tab)2Media Bias/Fact Check: BNN Bloomberg - Bias and Credibility, Media Bias/Fact Check (source, opens in a new tab)
As documented, nearest first. Each note says what the source supports.
How we use it
3 stories cite BNN Bloomberg directly.
- Stock markets 1
- Artificial intelligence 1
- Earnings 1
- Oil prices 1
- Iran war 1
- Bond markets 1
- Cost of living 1
October 2026
- AI stocks slide worldwide as Kospi, Nikkei and Hang Seng fall about 3%Tech and AI shares fell from Seoul to New York on worries about expensive borrowing for AI build-outs and stretched valuations; Lam Research and Meta fell after their earnings.
- Oil tops $110 after Houthi strikes on Saudi Arabia's Shaybah field and Dammam airportBrent crude rose to its highest since May after a deadly drone strike near Saudi Aramco's Shaybah oilfield and an attack on Dammam's airport, on top of the Iran-war risk at Hormuz.
- French 10-year borrowing costs top 5% for the first time since 2002France's 10-year bond yield rose above 5% amid violent protests and a fight over the 2027 budget, with a Moody's rating review due on 23 October.
Outside left–right raters
For comparison only. Western raters place outlets on a left–right line, which says nothing about whom they favour in a given story or who funds them; our own tally is above.
Media Bias/Fact Check: Left-Center (checked 24 Oct 2026)
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