Oura's Chief Medical Officer Dr Ricky Bloomfield says their ring will help detect diseases, as the company files for an initial public offering, showing soaring revenue as well as increasing losses.
A range of high-frequency indicators show India's economy is gaining momentum, said World Bank Executive Director Neelkanth Mishra, pushing back against skepticism over GDP data, in an interview with Bloomberg's Haslinda Amin and Menaka Doshi.
India's space program notched a much-needed success with a rocket launch on Friday, after two consecutive failures of another launcher that had long served as its workhorse rocket. Bloomberg's Mihir Mishra reports.
Semiconductor industry executives share their insights with Bloomberg on the sidelines of the SEMICON Taiwan 2026 in Taipei, weighing in on the AI-driven chip supercycle and its sustainability.
Alec Litowitz, Founder of Magnetar and now head of his family office, Qstar Capital, discusses his new book, "The Adaptability Quotient," which focuses on decision-making when old strategies stop working. He links the book's themes to his experience at Magnetar, saying the firm looked for periods of rapid change because uncertainty often drives others away and creates opportunity for those first able to resolve it. He speaks with Romaine Bostick on "The Close."
Bill Perkins discusses a new ETF built around short-dated electricity futures in PJM and ERCOT, saying it gives investors direct exposure to power pricing rather than to utilities themselves. He argues the product is timely because electricity demand is expected to grow, driven by manufacturing reshoring, data centers, and the broader AI buildout. He speaks with Romaine Bostick on "The Close."
Ankur Crawford, Executive Vice President and Portfolio Manager at Alger, says political backlash around AI infrastructure could become a future constraint on data center and chip buildout, though it has not yet materially slowed projects. She argues that much of the opposition is driven by misinformation and that the key risk for investors is confusion, which can create volatility. She speaks with Romaine Bostick & Sally Bakewell on "The Close."
Nell Minow, Chair of ValueEdge Advisors, says Anthropic is moving in the opposite direction from SpaceX on governance, but argues its structure is still unusual and potentially problematic. She says the company is combining elements of public companies and nonprofits, including a public benefit corporation framework that she says both cares about shareholder value and does not. She speaks with Romaine Bostick on "The Close."
Jeff Christian, who says he oversaw the last two board searches at Apple under Steve Jobs and argues that the selection of John Ternus signals a strategic shift. The discussion then moves to what a hardware engineer can bring to Apple, especially given concerns that the company's bigger challenges may lie in software and AI rather than hardware. He speaks with Romaine Bostick on "The Close."
David Booth, Co-Founder of Dimensional Fund Advisors, discusses his new book, "Stay Calm," which blends memoir and investment guidance. Booth's discusses his long-standing message to investors: ignore short-term market noise, avoid trying to outguess the market, and stay invested rather than panic during volatility. He speaks with Romaine Bostick on "The Close."
Julie Bornstein, Founder & CEO of Daydream, says back-to-school season is becoming a major test case for AI-powered shopping. She explains that Daydream works as an app and website where users can describe themselves and then chat with an AI agent to get personalized shopping results. She speaks with Scarlet Fu & Kristine Aquino on "The Close."
Chris King, Chairman of Skyworks Solutions, is introduced as a semiconductor industry veteran with more than 50 years of experience. The segment highlights her time at IBM, her role as the first female CEO of a chip company at AMI Semiconductor, and that company's later acquisition by Onsemi. She speaks with Scarlet Fu & Kristine Aquino on "The Close."
