Big Take

Bloomberg's Gregory Korte and editor Wendy Benjaminson join to discuss the unprecedented change in the 2024 election after Trump's assassination attempt. They explore the impact of political violence in shaping America's history and future elections.

Bloomberg reporter Hugo Miller discusses Paris 2024's efforts to host a profitable Olympics, learning from the successful 1984 Los Angeles Games. The future of the Games hinges on cost control and private sector contributions, with Paris aiming for sustainability and economic efficiency.

Jordan Fabian, Bloomberg White House and politics reporter, discusses the fallout from Biden's debate, growing doubts on his candidacy, Kamala Harris' loyalty, pressure on Biden to make a decision, Biden's leadership at NATO Summit, and speculation on Trump's campaign focus.

Ukrainian entrepreneurs are making drones for war against Russia, changing battlefield tactics. Low-cost drones with creative uses are transforming conflict strategies. The shift to drone warfare could impact global conflicts. Ukraine's successful drone startup ecosystem outshines Russia's centralized approach. Entrepreneurs focus on fast, affordable drone production for swift war resolution.

Bloomberg correspondent Rachel Chang discusses Luckin Coffee's impressive rise above Starbucks in China, highlighting the chain's automated stores, low prices, and popular local flavors. The podcast covers Luckin's comeback from bankruptcy, challenges in sustaining success as more rivals emerge, and the growth of coffee culture in China.

Bloomberg Opinion columnist Lionel Laurent discusses the surprising French and British election outcomes with host David Gura. They delve into the challenges for Macron and the implications of Keir Starmer's Labour Party victory. The podcast also analyzes UK election results, political shifts, and lessons from democratic elections.

Ukraine President Zelenskiy discusses the Russia-Ukraine conflict, peace deal prospects, US election impact. Analysis on Zelenskiy interview, potential outcomes of US election on Ukraine's future. NATO's role in Ukraine conflict and discussions on Ukraine's potential NATO membership.

White House and politics reporters, Akayla Gardner and Gregory Korte, discuss the calls for Kamala Harris to replace President Biden, her fundraising capabilities, and potential contenders. They delve into the speculation around Harris' candidacy, her loyalty to Biden, and implications for the Democratic Party if she were to take over. The podcast also explores historical precedents of a vice president stepping in for an incumbent president and Biden's efforts to improve his public image post-debate.

Discover how hackers paralyzed the car industry by targeting a software provider, leading to inventory access issues, sales disruptions, and data security fears. Uncover the operations of the cybercrime gang Black Suit, the vulnerability of centralized software systems, and the debate on ransom payments in the aftermath of cyberattacks.

Financial journalist Cathy Chan discusses the cultural shift at China International Capital Corporation, China's leading investment bank, as bankers pledge loyalty to the Communist Party. The podcast explores the impact of President Xi Jinping's common prosperity drive on CICC, highlighting the struggles with declining stock prices and talent retention amidst a changing business climate.