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Zhang Yaqin, Chair Professor and Founding Dean of AI Industry Research, and former President of Chinese tech firm, Baidu, discusses his outlook for AI innovation coming from university labs in China. He speaks with David Ingles on the sidelines of the One Earth Summit in Hong Kong on "Bloomberg: The Asia Trade".

Traders are bracing for the Indian market debut of Jio Platforms. The listing pits Mukesh Ambani's telecom giant against a negative trend for India's megadeals amidst a challenging market environment.

The rapid growth of prediction markets is raising questions about sports wagering, younger traders, market manipulation, and regulation. Sean Patrick Maloney, CEO and President of the Coalition for Prediction Markets, argues federally regulated platforms should be treated as financial markets overseen by a well-funded CFTC, rather than casinos. He joins Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss the industry's safeguards, the controversy surrounding sports contracts, and why he expects prediction markets to expand further into politics and financial markets.

Nasdaq Texas President Rachel Racz and Walmart Senior Vice President & Head of Investor Relations Stephanie Wissink discuss how exchanges and public companies are navigating listings, investor engagement and long-term shareholder value with Bloomberg's Amanda Cantrell at Bloomberg Invest Dallas 2026.

J.P. Morgan Private Bank Global Vice Chair and JPMorgan Chase Dallas Region Chairman, Elaine Agather and J.P. Morgan Private Bank Managing Director & Head of Dallas, Ashley Herbst discuss capital inflows, generational wealth transfer and Texas' changing investment landscape with Bloomberg's Joe Lovinger at Bloomberg Invest Dallas 2026.

Former Fed governor and University of Chicago Booth School of Business Economics Professor Randy Kroszner said the Fed is widely expected to leave rates unchanged, though he anticipates some dissenters may favor acting sooner because inflation has not eased as hoped. He expects most policymakers to see no urgency to move, while remaining alert to renewed inflation and inflation expectations. He speaks with Scarlet Fu & Kristine Aquino on "The Close."

Alan Fuerstman, Founder and CEO of Montage International, said luxury travel demand has remained resilient despite higher costs and geopolitical uncertainty. He described the business as coming off a record year and said future bookings are up going into next year, with record holiday-period bookings at resorts across the U.S. and Mexico. He speaks with Scarlet Fu & Kristine Aquino on "The Close."

Sheila Gulati, Founder and Managing Director of Total Capital and former Microsoft Azure executive, discusses how upcoming earnings from Microsoft, Alphabet, and Amazon will reveal whether heavy AI and data-center investments are paying off. She described Azure as a central model "orchestrator" for enterprises, enabling tailored choices among foundation, small, and internal models with a focus on return on investment and productivity gains in Office. She speaks with Scarlet Fu & Kristine Aquino on "The Close."

Three exit polls show Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu trailing challenger Gadi Eisenkot. Voters have turned out in record numbers. The race is still too close to call. Bloomberg's Dan Williams has the latest from Jerusalem.

Ian Charles, managing partner & CEO of Arctos and partner & head of KKR Solutions at KKR, joins Scarlet Fu on "Bloomberg Deals." They discuss the challenges of investing in sports franchises and the build of 'hoard' of zombie funds and firms.

Eliud Kipchoge is taking the next chapter of his legendary marathon career around the world. The two-time Olympic marathon champion, who became the first person to run a marathon in under two hours, is embarking on a multi-year World Tour that will take him across all seven continents. Fresh off a victory and course record at the Melbourne Marathon, Kipchoge joins Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss his mission to inspire more people to run, the mental challenge of breaking the two-hour barrier, and the philosophy behind his mantra "No Human Is Limited." He also discusses his decades-long partnership with Nike to help transform racing-shoe technology.

Eliud Kipchoge is taking the next chapter of his legendary marathon career around the world. The two-time Olympic marathon champion, who became the first person to run a marathon in under two hours, is embarking on a multi-year World Tour that will take him across all seven continents. Fresh off a victory and course record at the Melbourne Marathon, Kipchoge joins Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss his mission to inspire more people to run, the mental challenge of breaking the two-hour barrier, and the philosophy behind his mantra "No Human Is Limited." He also discusses his decades-long partnership with Nike to help transform racing-shoe technology.