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South Korean AI startup Upstage says it's in talks with its investor, AMD, for the potential purchase of 10,000 AI chips. Upstage CEO Sung Kim discusses his recent meeting with AMD chief Lisa Su in Seoul, as well as his company's edge in competing in South Korea's AI 'squid game'. He speaks with Minmin Low at the Milken Institute's "Global Investors' Symposium" in Hong Kong.

Perry Wong, Senior Fellow at the Milken Institute, discusses the outlook for China's economy and the impact from the war in Iran. He speaks with Minmin Low from the sidelines of the Milken Institute's Global Investors' Symposium in Hong Kong.

UBS Group CEO Sergio Ermotti says the firm's customers aren't making dramatic changes to asset allocation as a result of the Middle East conflict, but digesting the full impact of the war will take time. Ermotti speaks with Bloomberg's Stephen Engle in Beijing.

Joe Ngai, Greater China Chairman of McKinsey, discusses the outlook for China as Premier Li Qiang pledged to address worries trade partners have over China's large surplus. He speaks with Stephen Engle at the China Development Forum in Beijing. (Corrects headline and description to match the right guest.)

Martin Sorrell, Executive Chairman at S4 Capital, says equity investors are not yet fully pricing in the impact of the war in Iran. He also says that prospects for a protracted conflict and higher oil prices are rattling the global executives he's been talking with. He speaks with Stephen Engle at the China Development Forum in Beijing.

Anne Tse, Asia Pacific CEO at PepsiCo, discusses how the company is mitigating the geopolitical and cost pressures by sourcing most ingredients locally. She also says PepsiCo is deploying artificial intelligence across its operations in China and beyond to improve efficiency. She speaks with Stephen Engle at the China Development Forum in Beijing.

Eurasia Group President and Founder Ian Bremmer joins David Gura and Christina Ruffini this morning for a wide-ranging conversation on President Trump's actions during the Iranian war and the impact on global markets and America's international standing. Bloomberg This Weekend to break it down. Watch the show LIVE every Saturday and Sunday morning.

Australia's decision to restrict social media for users under 16 has become a global test case for regulating Big Tech and protecting youth mental health. Parents like Dany Elachi see the rules as long overdue, while researchers like Ravi Iyer warn of real psychological risks tied to excessive use. But social media executives such as Snap's Jennifer Park Stout question whether bans can work in practice, as children find workarounds and platforms struggle to enforce age limits. Advocates like Paul Litherland argue stronger enforcement is needed, while policymakers worldwide watch closely to see whether Australia's approach can balance safety, freedom, and technology's role in everyday life.

As the war in Iran drags into its third week, Rep. Greg Steub joins David Gura and Christina Ruffini on Bloomberg This Weekend to discuss the potential of an American ground invasion in Iran, whether Congress is considering the Pentagon's request $200 billion in additional funding for the war and more. Watch the show LIVE every Saturday and Sunday morning.

As the debate about our AI future continues to rage, Yale Budget Lab's Executive Director and Co-Founder, Martha Gimbel,  joined 'Bloomberg This Weekend' to discuss how documentation of the industrial revolution via 19th century novels can inform how this evolution could impact our lives.