Tyler Kendall

Arvind Krishna, IBM's CEO, dives into the company's cutting-edge AI solutions for managing enterprise AI agents, emphasizing the shift from experimental tech to real business value. Tyler Kendall shares insights on market resilience amidst economic tumult, while Natalie Leung sheds light on DoorDash's international growth and strategic acquisition of Deliveroo. They also touch on Palantir's disappointing results, contrasting retail investor optimism with Wall Street's skepticism, and discuss the broader implications for the tech landscape.

Andy Marsh, CEO of Plug Power, discusses the future of green hydrogen and its pivotal role in the energy sector, especially amidst potential political shifts. Tyler Kendall, a Bloomberg News political reporter, shares insights from President Biden's recent meeting with President-elect Trump and the implications for federal policies. The conversation dives into inflation trends and how they interact with upcoming political dynamics, touching on the challenges and opportunities in navigating energy markets.

Tyler Kendall, a Bloomberg Washington Correspondent, and Laura Galante, a Principal at WestExec Advisors with a background in cybersecurity, dive into the impacts of the Senate rulekeeper's decision on Trump’s tax bill. They discuss the hurdles Senate Republicans face and the potential $250 billion cuts to healthcare, as well as the implications for rural hospitals. The conversation also explores the interplay between legislative dynamics and cybersecurity threats, emphasizing the urgent need for strategic coalition-building in Congress.