Ross Gerber, President and CEO of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth and Investment Management, shares insights on Tesla's impressive earnings, highlighting a demand rebound in electric vehicles. Co-host Ed Ludlow provides live market analysis, discussing the implications of Tesla's strategy to introduce affordable models while managing potential brand risks. They also tackle Elon Musk's political affiliations and how they may shape the company's reputation and innovation moving forward. The conversation wraps up with a look at investor sentiment and future growth prospects.

Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow breaks down Lyft's second quarter earnings after posting its slowest growth since the pandemic. Plus, why Rivian's CEO doesn’t see a need to raise capital before the end of 2025. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI and key figure in AI innovation, discusses the potential restructuring of his company and a possible 7% equity stake that could redefine tech ownership. Ed Ludlow, a seasoned tech journalist, also highlights the impressive surge in Micron shares, the first major gain since 2011, amidst AI advancements. The conversation touches on Meta's augmented reality strategy and the political turmoil surrounding NYC's Mayor Adams, who faces indictment for alleged campaign finance violations.

Bloomberg reporter Ed Ludlow discusses Nvidia's stock plunge and Apple's potential EU fines over App Store rules. The podcast also touches on the impact of the CDK cyberattack on car sellers.

Ed Ludlow, a Bloomberg Technology co-host with a keen eye on Tesla, joins Mary Nicola, a strategist dissecting market trends, alongside Selena Ling, an economist focused on Asia, and Minmin Low, a China correspondent. They dive into Tesla's bold vision for its robotaxi service and the challenges it faces. The conversation shifts to U.S. economic indicators, China's fiscal stimulus plans, and its implications for regional markets. Insights into market sentiment and the competitive tech landscape provide a captivating blend of technology and economics.

Ian King, a Bloomberg News US Semiconductor & Networking Reporter, discusses Nvidia's energy-efficient chips, addressing the growing electricity demands of AI computing. Shawn Donnan, a Senior Economics Writer, analyzes the impact of tariffs on US towns facing economic challenges. Ed Ludlow, co-host of Bloomberg Technology, delves into Rivian's supply chain struggles due to a miscalculation in sourcing essential materials. Larry Pitkowski, Managing Partner at Goodhaven Capital Management, shares insights on the current economic landscape and investment opportunities.

Anurag Rana, a senior tech analyst, and Ed Ludlow, a host at Bloomberg Technology, dive into the recent pullback of major tech stocks like Apple and Amazon post-AI advancements. Claudia Sahm, Chief Economist, and Neil Dutta, US Economic Research head, react to the latest US Jobs Report, highlighting rising unemployment and labor market pressures. Meanwhile, Ann Miletti discusses investment strategies considering current economic fluctuations. The conversation wraps up with insights on the Fed's approach to inflation and interest rate challenges.

Dan Morgan, a Senior Portfolio Manager at Synovus Trust, and Ed Ludlow, Co-Host at Bloomberg Technology, dive into the latest earnings reports from Microsoft and AMD. They explore Microsoft’s surprising share price decline despite its AI investments and discuss investor disappointment regarding Azure's growth. In contrast, AMD shines with strong performance in the AI sector. The conversation also highlights AI's growing role in enterprise productivity and customer support, marking a pivotal shift in tech company strategies and investor outlooks.

Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow discuss Intel vs. Nvidia in the AI chip market competition. They cover Paramount's annual meeting, Tesla's stock drop, and market trends impacting stock and bond markets. The conversation delves into AI accelerators, self-driving capabilities, Nvidia's strategy, and competitive dynamics in AI technology among tech giants.

Amazon invests up to $4 billion in Anthropic, benefiting from access to key features and improved chips. Hollywood writers strike a deal with studios, including minimum staffing requirements and payment based on performance. Future discussions on customer support with auto flows technology and the impact of AI on BioPharm and transportation industries.