Theo Baker, Author of "How to Rule the World: An Education in Power at Stanford University" discusses the investigative reporting behind his book about misconduct allegations tied to then-Stanford President and neuroscientist Marc Tessier-Lavigne.
He speaks with Bloomberg's Janet Lorin, Paul Sweeney, and Scarlet Fu. (Source: Bloomberg)
Ian Edwards, President & CEO, AtkinsRéalis and Susan Reisbord, Incoming President & CEO, Stantec, discuss what it will take to accelerate major infrastructure projects in Canada, from permitting and financing to labor and project delivery, with Bloomberg’s Mathieu Dion at the Bloomberg Canadian Finance Conference. (Source: Bloomberg)
US consumer confidence fell in September to the lowest level since 2014 as views about the economy and the labor market deteriorated.
Meredith Whitney, CEO at Meredith Whitney Advisory Group discusses the ever-growing inflation pressures facing the US consumer. (Source: Bloomberg)
H Lundbeck A/S has expressed interest in acquiring Xeris Biopharma Holdings Inc., a US drugmaker specialized in injectable medicines, people familiar with the matter said.
JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Ford Motor Co. are helping launch a new program to bolster production in the state of Michigan. The bank and automaker will help suppliers in the program. JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, Ford CEO Jim Farley and Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer speak exclusively to Bloomberg's David Westin in Detroit. (Source: Bloomberg)
Noel Tata, patriarch of Tata Group’s founding family, said a public listing could limit Tata Sons Pvt.’s ability to support troubled units, making the case in a rare interview weeks after a boardroom fight erupted at one of India’s largest conglomerates.
Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said the country has created a board to oversee the liquidation of investment funds caught up in a crisis over holdings in illiquid stocks.
Radiant World is cutting staff beyond its core iron ore business after a Singapore court last week took control of the troubled commodity trader away from its founder.
The parent company of the Toronto Stock Exchange will offer extended trading hours and prediction markets in Canada if clients demand them, according to a senior executive.
Stéfane Marion, Chief Economist & Strategist, National Bank of Canada, discusses Canada’s economic outlook, including growth, inflation, interest rates and the Canadian dollar, as evolving trade relationships, technological change and shifting investment flows reshape the economy, with Bloomberg’s Erik Hertzberg at the 2026 Bloomberg Canadian Finance Conference. (Source: Bloomberg)
Brightline persuaded creditors owed about $1 billion to back a deal to repair its balance sheet and won court approval for a new loan to keep the Florida passenger railroad running while in bankruptcy.
Plug Power Inc., a supplier of hydrogen energy systems, has struck a deal to provide Arcadia eFuels with equipment for a Denmark project that aims to produce sustainable jet fuel.
Polymarket has hired a former partner at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. as its head of institutional growth, the startup’s latest high-profile addition as it courts Wall Street.
Wells Fargo Investment Institute downgraded its view on the technology sector to neutral from favorable, citing lofty expectations and higher debt levels.
The owners of Jets AS are considering a potential sale that could value the Norwegian vacuum sanitation systems group at around 5 billion kroner ($525 million), according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Canada’s largest publicly traded engineering firms are seeking to downplay concerns that artificial intelligence might disrupt their business models, arguing AI will boost demand for their services.
The US 30-year yield has scope to reach 6% as this month’s Treasury market selloff has yet to price in the risk of a sustained increase in productivity growth, the head of US rates research at Barclays Capital said in a report.
