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Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi, Democrat representing Illinois' 8th District joined Balance of Power to discuss the recent meeting with Trump and Xi Jinping and the importance of not easing chip exports to China. Xi Jinping signaled China is moving toward greater openness, striking an upbeat note during his meeting with US business leaders accompanying Donald Trump as the two presidents wrapped up morning talks that featured more divisive issues like trade and Taiwan.

Ben Jensen, Director of the Futures Lab and Senior Fellow of the Defense and Security Department at the Center for Strategic and International Studies joins Balance of Power to discuss the conflict in Iran and what returning to kinetic fighting will look like. The US has destroyed more than 90% of Iran's inventory of around 8,000 naval mines, the commander of US forces in the Middle East told lawmakers on Thursday, in a written statement that did not address Tehran's continued control of the vital Strait of Hormuz.   US Central Command chief Admiral Brad Cooper said more than 700 airstrikes had eliminated Iran's "once-massive inventory" of sea mines but he did not disclose how many had been laid in the strait versus destroyed in storage or on vessels.

Xi Jinping warned Donald Trump that Taiwan could lead to "clashes" between the superpowers, calling it a "highly dangerous situation" for the world's biggest economies. Michelle Giuda, CEO of the Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue, joins Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech" to discuss what this means for the US tech sector and what else transpired from the meeting between the two leaders.

Oura CEO Tom Hale discusses the disruptive impact of AI-enabled health prediction - from short-term to long-term health outcomes - and how to get the scientific community on board. He also weighs in on how Apple and Oura users overlap. Live from the sidelines of the Spark Summit in California, he joins Caroline Hyde on "Bloomberg Tech."

Ericsson CEO Borje Ekholm discusses the company's China exposure, both from a consumer and supply chain perspective, and what he makes of the relationship between the US and China following the meeting between President Donald Trump and China's Xi Jinping in Beijing. Live from the sidelines of the Spark Summit in California, he joins Caroline Hyde on "Bloomberg Tech."

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian discusses consumer demand, the effects of rising jet fuel costs and Spirit's collapse, and potential industry consolidation with Caroline Hyde on Bloomberg Television.

Cerebras Systems Inc. shares jumped 81% in its trading debut on the Nasdaq, after the artificial intelligence chipmaker and data center firm raised $5.55 billion in the year's largest initial public offering. Bloomberg's Norah Mulinda is tracking the action for us.

Bloomberg's James Attwood joins Vonnie Quinn on "Bloomberg Markets." Gold swung between gains and losses as investors weighed the Federal Reserve's interest-rate path after US data this week showed a war-driven surge in inflation.

Bob Diamond, founding partner and CEO of Atlas Merchant Capital, discusses the emerging trend of tokenized real-world assets. Speaking with Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde on "Bloomberg Markets," Diamond also comments on the recent UK political turmoil, the outlook for Middle East markets and the Senate Banking Committee advancing the so-called Clarity Act that would establish the CFTC as the primary regulator for large parts of the crypto industry.

Apple Inc.'s two-year-old partnership with OpenAI has reportedly become strained, with the AI startup preparing possible legal action after failing to see the expected benefits from the deal.

A shakeup in United Kingdom politics. Labour Member of Parliament Josh Simons will be stepping down, clearing the way for Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham to return to Parliament and then seek the prime minister's job. This raises the stake for Prime Minister Keir Starmer who is fighting to keep his job. Bloomberg's Lizzy Burden has the latest.

Cisco Systems Inc. jumped by the most in more than 14 years after the company delivered a better-than-anticipated sales forecast and announced plans to cut thousands of jobs, an attempt to focus on the fast-growing AI market. Revenue will be $16.7 billion to $16.9 billion in the fiscal fourth quarter, which runs through July, the company said in a statement Wednesday. Analysts estimated sales of $15.8 billion, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The news signaled that Cisco, a four-decade-old stalwart of Silicon Valley, is successfully pivoting to the AI economy. Orders from data center customers are accelerating, and the company's restructuring plan is designed to further improve its position. Bloomberg's Ryan Vlastelica takes a closer look.