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Foxconn Rotating CEO Michael Chiang says AI industry will boost the consumer electronics business. In an exclusive conversation with Bloomberg's Annabelle Droulers, Chiang says that in-region manufacturing is more critical.

Big Oil reaped more than $50 billion in windfall profits as conflicts in the Persian Gulf and Russia drove refining results to record highs. ExxonMobil Holdings Corp., Chevron Corp., BP Plc, Shell Plc and TotalEnergies SE all surpassed third-quarter expectations with combined adjusted net income of $56.3 billion. Bloomberg's Vincent Piazza joins to discuss.

Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, has suffered the industry's biggest-ever hack, with $6.3 billion worth of funds affected and $3 billion in crypto frozen. The company will cover all losses and "user funds are safe," it said, and withdrawals are expected to resume by Sunday as it works with law enforcement and completes a security revamp. Bloomberg's Emily Nicolle joins to discuss.

We finally got the S1 filing from Anthropic and Google had a pretty bad week. Ed Ludlow has "The Rundown" from Bloomberg Tech.

DGB Investments founder Douglas Bergeron is pushing to make major changes at Ethan Allen Interiors Inc. The activist investor says CEO and Chairman Farooq Kathwari needs to be removed and be replaced by Stefanie Tsen Ward. Bergeron speaks on "Bloomberg Open Interest."

Starbucks Corp. Chief Executive Officer Brian Niccol says becoming a multi-brand company is possible, but that's not the focus right now. Two weeks ago the company said it's not buying Chipotle Mexican Grill. Niccol tells Bloomberg's Romaine Bostick he'd never say never, but for now, the company is concentrating on improving stores, menus and service.

Jack Janasiewicz, Lead Investment Strategist at Natixis, says the U.S. economy is operating with two different neutral interest rates: one for rate-sensitive sectors and another for AI investment. He explains why additional Fed hikes could hurt housing without meaningfully slowing hyperscaler spending. Janasiewicz speaks with Bloomberg's Tom Keene and Paul Sweeney.

Starbucks Corp. Chief Executive Officer Brian Niccol expects earnings growth to continue and he says the turnaround plan is ahead of schedule. He says becoming a multi-brand company is a possibility. The chain recently said it was not exploring a takeover of Chipotle. He speaks to Bloomberg's Romaine Bostick.

AstraZeneca Chief Financial Officer Aradhana Sarin says the drug company uses AI in almost every aspect of the work they do. She talks beating on earnings, their drug pipeline and how the company approaches dealmaking. She speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."

On this episode of Stock Movers: - Intel (INTC) is in the red this morning after revenue forecast missed analysts' estimates, hurt by demand for PC processors and supply-chain problems with data center components. - Reddit (RDDT) shares are sinking on plans to limit access to its online forums to get users to register for accounts and deepen engagement. Reddit executives are willing to sacrifice some of the platform's reach to engage a smaller but more engaged audience with insights that will be valuable to advertisers. - Roblox (RBLX) shares are sliding after reported a year-over-year decline in player engagement after deploying more robust child-safety measures.

Foxconn, also known as Hon Hai, is counting on a steady US expansion and a partnership with OpenAI to help hit its goal of capturing half the AI server market within two years. Chairman Young Liu spoke with Bloomberg's Annabelle Droulers, after earlier Friday meeting with OpenAI chief Sam Altman to discuss their partnership. He said AI demand is real and pointed to major cloud spending as a sign of strong momentum.

The ai buildout is underway, but not everyone wants to see a data center in their neighborhood. Some new polling shows 50% of voters don't want to see a data center built within three miles of their home. The issue will appear on ballots in 13 states. Bloomberg's Tyler Kendall reports.