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Former Trump Administration official and Founder of Skybridge, Anthony Scaramucci, is out with a new book "All the Wrong Moves: How Three Catastrophic Decisions Led to the Rise of Trump." He joins Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss the lessons he learned from his time on Wall Street to his short-lived time in the White House and extended exposure to the Trump-world. He tries to make the case for what bipartisan money mistakes lead to today's "political crisis" and how we can get out of it.

Poland President Karol Nawrocki says it's just a matter of time before a permanent US military base is built in his country. Nawrocki says he hopes "Fort Trump" is completed before Trump's term ends in 2029. Nawrocki speaks exclusively to Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua on the sidelines of UN General Assembly meeting in New York.

Qualcomm shares rose 2% as the company opened its Snapdragon Summit and unveiled two new flagship mobile platforms. Akash Palkhiwala says the event is focused on bringing Qualcomm's technology into hundreds of millions of devices over the next few years, with a major emphasis on "agentic AI." He speaks with Romaine Bostick on "The Close."

Stefan Hoops, CEO of DWS Group Global, discusses the case for diversification and where U.S.-based investors might look for it. Hoops argued that investors should consider spreading risk beyond the U.S. and beyond the AI trade, saying Europe offers opportunities in industries outside of the AI stack. He speaks with Romaine Bostick & Bailey Lipschultz on "The Close."

Rifat Hisarcıklıoğlu, President, Union of Chambers and Commodity Exchanges of Türkiye (TOBB); Chair, COP31 Business Forum delivers welcome remarks at the COP31 Business Forum New York Dialogue at Bloomberg Green New York 2026.

Bruce Richards, managing partner and head of CVC Marathon, says the technology trade is still "just fine" even as published private credit default rates rise. Speaking on "Bloomberg The Close," Richards argues that higher-for-longer rates have created an attractive environment for investors because they are getting better risk-adjusted returns in both investment-grade and non-investment-grade debt.

With the Clarity Act failing in the Senate, stablecoin yields remain outside of US regulation. Independent Community Bankers of America CEO Rebeca Romero Rainey discusses her opposition to the bill with Isabelle Lee and Tim Stenovec on "Bloomberg Crypto."

Vince Tizzio, CEO of top global specialty insurer AXIS, said that his company sees the risk landscape as 'fairly perilous,' specifically in the marine landscape like the Strait of Hormuz or other areas exposed to conflict. Tizzio said that pricing for policies has increased 30% to 40% from the rates AXIS was charging a year ago as demand remains high and the company is willing to still take on risk.

The Securities and Exchange Commission gave the green light for digital versions of securities to start trading in the US, moving forward with a plan that could reshape traditional market structure after crypto legislation failed a key Senate vote last week. Jamie Selway, director of the division of trading and markets at the SEC, talks with Isabelle Lee and Tim Stenovec on "Bloomberg Crypto."

Brett Bruen, president of the Global Situation Room and former Obama administration official, said that Trump's speech at the UN General Assembly 'came off looking desperate' and was not indicative of a White House that is offering diplomacy from a position of strength. Bruen said that Trump's comments in his speech about having 'the spoils' of Venezuela fly in the face of the why the United Nations was founded after the Second World War.

Matt Cole CEO of Strive, joins Isabelle Lee and Tim Stenovec on "Bloomberg Crypto." Digital assets have reclaimed $3 trillion in market value for the first time since January after Bitcoin's stunning rally, but traders are also piling into leveraged bets in perpetual futures, increasing the risk of rapid price swings.

Representative Lori Trahan, a Democrat from Florida, said that President Trump is 'not in lockstep' with the American people when it comes to AI guardrails and that the president's claim that AI risks are a 'globalist scheme' is out of touch with what the public is feeling. Trahan, who co-authored a bipartisan bill on AI guardrails, said that she feels action shouldn't wait until the next congress and that congress is 'gambling' with the next AI security incident by sending members home ahead of the midterms.