Annmarie Hordern

Join John Micklethwait, Editor in Chief at Bloomberg News; Annmarie Hordern, a prominent Bloomberg Television host; and Sridhar Natarajan, Bloomberg's chief Wall Street correspondent, as they dissect the implications of Trump's return on global economics from Davos. They delve into Europe’s potential pushback against U.S. territorial claims, corporate America’s anxiety over unpredictability, and the evolving dynamics of AI in business strategy. With a focus on affordability and rising inequalities, the discussion outlines the intersection of domestic politics and international relations.

Margie Patel and Dan Ives discuss market rally sustainability amid slowing US growth, NASDAQ record close, Tesla beating estimates. Annmarie Hordern shares insights on her interview with Zelenskiy.

Sarah Hunt, Chief Market Strategist at Alpine Woods Capital Investors, shares insights on how market risks have subsided, while Bill Lee, Chief Economist at the Milken Institute, addresses concerns about China's economic stability and its impact on global markets. Annmarie Hordern discusses political dynamics at the Democratic National Convention, especially around Kamala Harris’s voter engagement efforts. The conversation navigates the relationship between economic data, market trends, and cautious investment strategies.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg discusses the recent Alaska-Hawaii airline merger, addressing its implications for consumer protection and competition. Joined by journalists Jonathan Ferro, Lisa Abramowicz, and Annmarie Hordern, they explore the contrasts in regulatory responses to various airline consolidations. The conversation also delves into Boeing's industry challenges, emphasizing the critical need for safety and quality standards to preserve public trust while hinting at future investment opportunities in data-driven decisions.

Tom Steyer, Co-Founder of Galvanize Climate Solutions and a prominent figure in energy innovation, joins Bloomberg journalists Lisa Abramowicz and Annmarie Hordern to discuss the future of sustainable energy. They explore the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act on electrification and global trade, emphasizing the balance between technology deployment and innovation. The conversation also touches on the political implications of labor union support in the electric vehicle sector and the broader economic shifts within the renewable energy landscape.