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Etihad Airways CEO Antonoaldo Neves speaks at the International Air Transport Association (IATA) on EU carrier advantages, growing Asian traffic, and competition.

Etihad Airways CEO Antonoaldo Neves speaks at the International Air Transport Association (IATA) on fuel prices saying "things are coming back."

Puck News Washington reporter Abby Livingston and director of The Eagleton Center for Public Interest Polling Ashley Koning join Bloomberg This Weekend to dive into the heated Democratic primary race in Maine between Senator Susan Collins and Graham Platner.

Reflecting his status as a contemporary president, 95% of President Obama's records are digital. The decision was made to forgo the traditional physical archive and provide access to these digital files instead. Bloomberg New's Alexandra Lange joins David Gura and Christina Ruffini on Bloomberg This Weekend to discuss the creation of the Obama Presidential Center.

CEO of GE Aerospace Larry Culp spoke with Bloomberg's Co-Anchor of The Opening Trade Guy Johnson about GE's recent corporate restructuring and the company's current position and strategic outlook within the aerospace industry.

At The International Air Transport Association in Rio De Janeiro, United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby discussed with Co-host of Bloomberg Surveillance Lisa Abramowicz the current challenges facing the airline industry including rising fuel costs and their impact on ticket pricing.

Africa Finance Corporation President and CEO Samaila Zubairu sits down with Bloomberg to discuss $2 billion syndicated loan.

For decades, publishers depended on search engines to send readers to their websites, where advertising helped fund the creation of online content. But the rise of AI-powered search is changing that model. Researchers like Rand Fishkin say "zero-click" searches are increasingly keeping users inside platforms rather than sending them to publishers, while Rutgers professor Caitlin Petre warns that falling traffic could threaten the long-term economics of journalism and content creation. Yet some large publishers are adapting. People Inc. CEO Neil Vogel says his company has offset declining search traffic through brand diversification, social media distribution, licensing agreements, and paid partnerships with AI companies. The broader question is whether the internet can continue producing the content AI depends on if fewer creators are paid for their work.

The Dominican Republic's plan to build a commercial spaceport in the small town of Oviedo is about far more than rockets. Launch on Demand founder Burton Catledge says the project could create thousands of jobs, attract new investment, and help diversify the country beyond tourism. Supporters envision a new hub for aerospace, technology, and education, while local residents hope the project can bring opportunities to a region that has long felt overlooked. But before launches begin, developers must build the infrastructure, workforce, and regulatory framework needed to support an entirely new industry. For many in Oviedo, the spaceport represents a chance to put their town, and perhaps the country itself, on the map.

Air France-KLM CEO Benjamin Smith discussed the airline's cautious approach to resuming flights in the Gulf region, confirming the return to Riyadh while other destinations like Dubai, Tel Aviv, and Beirut remain closed.

The upcoming FIFA World Cup, hosted across North America, is projected to generate a record $11 billion in revenue. However, there are some questions on the actual benefits for the United States playing host. Bloomberg Business of Sports Columnist Adam Minter came on Bloomberg This Weekend to discuss what hosting such an event means for the host country.

Africa Finance Corporation President and CEO Samaila Zubairu speaks on raising $2 billion via a syndicated loan.