Greenwich LifeSciences (NASDAQ:GLSI) surged ahead in its clinical timeline on Tuesday, reporting a significant acceleration in patient recruitment for its pivotal Phase III breast cancer study.
Lithia & Driveway (NYSE:LAD) continued its aggressive expansion into high-growth U.S. markets on Tuesday, announcing the acquisition of two dealerships that bolster its presence in both the luxury and volume segments.
On Holding reported a double-digit jump in fourth-quarter sales, fueled by an explosive performance in Asia-Pacific and record-high gross margins, even as a decline in net income underscored the costs of its rapid global scaling.
WeRide (NASDAQ:WRD), the Guangzhou-based autonomous driving unicorn, has officially halted its robotaxi fleet in Dubai.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) disclosed on Tuesday that drone strikes directly hit two of its facilities in the United Arab Emirates.
Retired US Army Brigadier General Mark Kimmitt, former Assistant Secretary of State for Political Military Affairs and former Assistant Deputy Defense Secretary for the Middle East, provides insight into the ongoing US approach toward Iran's nuclear program and regional threat. He joined Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld on "The Close."
Moses Ventures Founder Danny Moses, immortalized in The Big Short, joins Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss the state of US markets as the Iran conflict introduces a new set of headwinds. Moses also weighs in on the state of private credit, saying that today's private credit worries "rhyme with previous cycles" of market pessimism, in particular the lead-up to the 2008 Great Financial Crisis. Moses adds that "it's in the back of people's minds... if private credit goes, the Fed's going to have no choice but to bail it out, and they're probably right." Moses also weighs in on the potential financial and labor market impacts of AI, the Fed's monetary policy path, betting markets, and more. Moses speaks with Bloomberg News Equities Reporter Alexandra Semenova alongside Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec.
BNY Chief Product and Innovation Officer Carolyn Weinberg sat down with Romaine Bostick to discuss blockchain, client demands, and the growth of digital assets.
BNY Chief Commercial Officer Cathinka Wahlstrom sits down with Romaine Bostick to discuss "AI everywhere," blockchain technology, tokenization, and client interest in digital assets.
Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations Linda Robinson says the costs of the Iran conflict are becoming clearer, and that promising the Iranian people freedom without committing ground troops would be "hard to achieve."
The US sent conflicting messages about how long a war with Iran might last as Israel launched new airstrikes, with the widening conflict reverberating across the Middle East and upending energy markets. Bloomberg's John Harney explains.
In just over 48 hours since the US and Israel began striking Iran, the conflict has widened fast. Countries that say they aren't part of it are already being pulled in as their bases, infrastructure and citizens are exposed to retaliation. At some point, America's allies will have to choose. How much US activity do they host? How far do they stretch "defensive" support? What do they do when their own territory is struck? The longer the fighting drags on, the harder it becomes to stay on the sidelines. The United Arab Emirates and Qatar have already begun lobbying allies to help them persuade President Donald Trump to keep military operations against Iran short, according to people familiar with the matter. CSIS Middle East Program Director and Senior Adviser Mona Yacoubian joins Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss. She speaks with Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec.
