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David Perdue, US Ambassador to China, says relations with Beijing remain bumpy, but stresses that Washington wants to diversify rather than decouple from China. He speaks exclusively on the sidelines of the Citi China Conference in Shanghai.

Aidan Gomez, co-founder and CEO of Canadian AI Startup Cohere, discusses the company's growth strategy following its latest funding round, which valued the company at $25 billion. He shares his outlook for the business amid surging interest in AI investments and growing investor scrutiny over spending in the sector. He speaks with Haidi Stroud-Watts on Bloomberg: The Asia Trade.

Willy Walker, Chairman and CEO of Walker & Dunlop, says modest daily interest-rate moves are unlikely to stall commercial real estate activity, though sharp jumps can temporarily halt deals while buyers and sellers reassess asset prices and financing costs. Rate expectations may also prompt some investors to act sooner rather than wait for further increases. Walker speaks with Vonnie Quinn & Jess Menton on "The Close."

Diane Swonk said inflation data running hotter than expected for a third consecutive month showed broad price increases across goods and services, including hotels, airfares, furniture and entertainment; used-car prices were a notable exception. She expects the PCE measure to show even hotter underlying services inflation and said a half-point Fed hike could be considered to bolster the central bank's credibility. Swonk speaks with Vonnie Quinn & Jess Menton on "The Close."

Texas Capital has retired its TCBI ticker and adopted TXCP, which Rob Holmes, chairman, president, and CEO of Texas Capital Bank Shares, said reflects the company's Texas Capital brand and its evolution beyond banking. Holmes described a six-year transformation that created what he called the first full-service financial services firm in Texas. Holmes speaks with Vonnie Quinn & Jess Menton on "The Close."

The House is set to vote Tuesday evening on whether to advance an effort to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who cast the move as a politicized attack on US troops and lawful military operations ordered by President Donald Trump. Wendy Benjaminson, Bloomberg News National Security Team Leader discusses what's next for the  Defense Secretary.

OpenTable CEO Debby Soo says diners continue to value restaurant experiences despite economic pressures, with Gen Z especially inclined to go out for celebrations and smaller special occasions. The 2027 dining trends report says 68% of diners expect to eat out the same amount or more, rising to 88% among Gen Z. Soo speaks with Vonnie Quinn & Jess Menton on "The Close."

Stifel CEO and Chairman Ron Kruszewski discusses the firm's new partnership with Anthropic, announced at Stifel's 2026 Blueprint Conference in Las Vegas. The tools are intended to help advisers organize work, improve productivity and communicate with clients, not replace human judgment. Speaking on "Bloomberg The Close," Kruszewski also comments on Federal Reserve monetary policy and the state of the market.

The office of Nvidia's Jensen Huang has an unusual setup: The chief executive officer sits at an enormous oval desk facing his lieutenants, with room for more employees in stadium seating behind them. The arrangement created as part of Nvidia's headquarters in Santa Clara, California is purpose-built to suit how Huang runs the company. Though it's not uncommon to see cultlike tech CEOs who obsess over details, Huang is in a class of his own. He has led the business since its very beginning 33 years ago, the longest such run in Silicon Valley. And even as Nvidia grew into one of the world's most powerful companies with a stock return of more than 700,000% there's still no one designated to potentially replace him. Ian King, Bloomberg News US Semiconductor reporter discusses the latest.

Gil Luria, D.A Davidson technology research head, says CoreWeave's earnings are "very good," and there's not enough compute power to go around. But he says CoreWeave will have trouble raising "more capital to keep going." He speaks on "Bloomberg The Close."

Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman says she sees a number of risks to economic activity from financial markets, including a sharp downturn in stock prices if returns on investments in AI fall short of expectations. She speaks at a Council on Foreign Relations event in Washington.

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