Bailey Lipschultz

Bailey Lipschultz, a Bloomberg journalist with a keen focus on public market transitions, joins the discussion on the trend of companies like SpaceX and OpenAI opting to stay private. The conversation reveals why high-valuation firms are shunning IPOs, emphasizing their desire to avoid public scrutiny and focus on long-term growth. Lipschultz highlights how the shifting landscape favors private fundraising and examines the broader implications for market accountability and transparency in this evolving financial era.

Kathryn Judge, a banking law expert from Columbia Law School, joins Bloomberg News equities reporter Bailey Lipschultz to unpack President Trump's legal battle over Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook's ouster. They delve into the implications of presidential authority on the Fed's autonomy and highlight concerns over due process. The conversation shifts to market dynamics, where they examine investor sentiment amidst regulatory changes and trends in SPACs, while also addressing the future of tech investments fueled by AI enthusiasm.

Caroline Hyde, co-host of Bloomberg Technology, and Bailey Lipschultz, equities reporter, delve into the fallout from Ernst & Young resigning as the auditor for Super Micro Computer, spotlighting issues of governance and transparency. Sharon Miller from Bank of America reveals insights from the 2024 Women & Minority Business Owner report. Eric Min, CEO of Zwift, shares how AI is enhancing virtual fitness experiences. Amanda Rebello discusses the evolving investment landscape in China amidst shifting market dynamics.

Joining the discussion are Bailey Lipschultz, a Senior Equities Reporter at Bloomberg News, and Mandeep Singh, a Senior Tech Industry Analyst. They dive into Bill Ackman's cancelled IPO and the rollercoaster of investor sentiment. Mandeep highlights Meta's stock surge following its earnings report and the AI influences boosting their ad revenue. Timothy Fiore addresses the decline in manufacturing metrics and its potential economic ripple effects, while Hilary Spann shares insights on the evolving landscape of New York City's commercial real estate.

Guests like Bailey Lipschultz and Shelby McFaddin discuss GameStop, meme stock mania, market outlooks, and the Reddit-OpenAI pact. Topics include box shipments, ESG ETFs, market challenges, retail dynamics, digital payments, and Reddit's role in training language models for OpenAI.

Bailey Lipschultz discusses meme stock mania, Lydia Boussour talks U.S CPI data, Mari Shor shares insights on U.S Retail Sales, James Demmert gives market outlook, and Sharon Marcil explains Generative AI's impact on CEOs.

Ed Yardeni and Dana Telsey discuss CPI and retail sales data, while Bailey Lipschultz talks about meme stock mania. Lisa Mateo covers newspaper headlines. The podcast explores stock market performance, economic outlook, retail trends, meme stocks, IPO market, financial planning, credit card benefits, workplace changes, streaming wars, celebrity pay, nostalgia, and economic indicators.

Exploring Reddit's IPO strategies, challenges in the US chip industry, Boeing's cash drain, and Gucci's sales decline. Insights on luxury goods markets, AI integration, and semiconductor manufacturing. Discussing Reddit's path to profitability, Boeing's stock performance, and luxury shopping trends.

Whirlpool CEO discusses impact of Fed rates on the appliance business. Apple cancels electric car project for generative AI. Debt-addicted companies seek equity amidst rising interest costs. Insights on navigating market volatility and interest rates.

Apple extends Qualcomm deal for 5G chips ahead of iPhone event. J.M. Smucker's acquisition, Instacart and ARM IPOs discussed. Xi'an's valuation, growth, and IPO plans. Resale exchange success and interview with Peter. S&P 500 performance and Tesla's value driver. Analyzing S&P 500 levels, asset allocation opportunities, and historical patterns in monetary policy.