In this week's Bloomberg Intelligence Radio Show, metals analyst Andrew Cosgrove gives his outlooks for copper, aluminum and global steel production and pricing for 2020. Amine Bensaid examines the rationale -- bigger scale in a streaming world -- behind Cineworld's planned purchase of fellow movie theater chain Cineplex. Julie Chariell looks at the consumer data tug of war between traditional banks and fintechs. Paul Gulberg gives his outlook for Canadian banks, which are bracing for a slower year. Has fake hamburger peaked already? Mike Halen explains how plant-based burgers are losing interest from some fast-food customers.

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