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The Federal Communications Commission will review licenses of stations owned by Walt Disney's ABC network. Regulators say they're looking for potential "unlawful discrimination." This comes after President Donald Trump told ABC to fire late night host Jimmy Kimmel.

Perianne Boring, founder and chair of The Digital Chamber, joins Scarlet Fu and Tim Stenovec on "Bloomberg Crypto." Boring discuss her conversation with SEC Chair Paul Atkins at the Bitcoin 2026 Conference in Las Vegas.

Canada will create its first sovereign wealth fund to provide financing for large infrastructure projects and domestic companies, Prime Minister Mark Carney said, pledging to offer Canadian investors the opportunity to buy in. The new vehicle, dubbed the Canada Strong Fund, will be seeded with C$25 billion ($18.4 billion) from the federal government, Carney announced Monday in Ottawa. It will be professionally managed and independent of the government, meant to "invest alongside the private sector in nation-building projects, on a fully commercial basis," he said.  Peter Bethlenfalvy, finance minister of Canada's Ontario Province joined Balance of Power to discuss, the Iran war's impact on energy markets and efforts by governments to counter it.

Amazon Web Services announced a partnership with OpenAI a day after that company ended its exclusivity deal with Microsoft. Amazon also plans to sell AI-powered productivity software for the office. AWS CEO Matt Garman speaks with Bloomberg Tech's Ed Ludlow.

Meredith Whitney, the CEO of Meredith Whitney Advisory Group, breaks down the illusion of a strong US consumer, revealing a widening gap between wealthy spenders and struggling households. She explains how government stimulus is temporarily masking deeper cracks, and why the economy could face a sharp reality check after the election.

Shell is entering an 'inflection point' according to CEO Wael Sawan as it faces rising pressure on supply from the conflict in the Middle East and growing demand for energy. Sawan discusses the company's latest M&A and the global energy crunch with Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech."

True Anomaly has closed a $650 million Series D funding round valuing the company at $2.2 billion. The space startup is among a dozen companies recently named to work on interceptors for the Golden Dome missile defense shield. True Anomaly CEO Even Rogers joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech."

President Donald Trump praised the "cherished" bond between the US and UK as he hosted King Charles III at the White House on Tuesday.

A jury has been selected for the trial between OpenAI firm and Elon Musk, who claims the company abandoned its founding mission as a non-profit. Bloomberg Opinion columnist Dave Lee discusses the impact the case is having on OpenAI's plans to go public. He joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech."

PACCAR (NASDAQ:PCAR) reported solid financial results for the first quarter of 2026, marked by a sharp increase in net income and a growing production backlog that signals robust demand for its Kenworth, Peterbilt, and DAF truck brands.

Speaking with Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua at the Norges Bank Conference in Oslo, Formula 1 Chief Executive Officer Stefano Domenicali talks about the possibility of adding more races in the US. He says the demand from fans is very high. He also says it may only be possible to reschedule one of two races in the Middle East that were canceled earlier this season.

Late night host Jimmy Kimmel is defending a joke he made that caused President Donald Trump to say Walt Disney's ABC should fire him. Kimmel said on Monday night's show that he Trump both have a "right to free speech." Bloomberg's Lucas Shaw reports.