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Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec bring you reporting from the magazine that helps global leaders stay ahead, plus insight on the people, companies and trends shaping today's complex economy. Watch us LIVE on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3vTiACF.
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May 18, 2025 • 1min
Introducing: Everybody's Business
Dive into the dynamic world of business with insights that affect us all. Discover how investment strategies shape our lives and explore the impact of emerging technologies. The hosts offer an engaging look at the discussions happening in powerful boardrooms and casual Zoom chats alike. From monetary policies to the fascinating world of wolf cloning, this podcast connects the dots between Wall Street and Main Street, making complex topics accessible and entertaining for everyone.

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May 16, 2025 • 1h 12min
Bloomberg Businessweek Weekend - May 16th, 2025
Dana Telsey, a retail queen and founder of Telsey Advisory Group, discusses inflation's impact on consumer behavior and how brands are adapting. Greg Roman from the Middle East Forum reveals insights on U.S. relations with the Gulf states. Joshua Ballard talks about revitalizing U.S. magnet manufacturing and reducing reliance on Chinese supplies. Mike Regan shares the latest on Coinbase's turbulent crypto landscape. Former Governor Jay Inslee emphasizes urgent action against climate change and the job opportunities it presents.

May 16, 2025 • 36min
Trump Tax Cuts Rejected by House Panel as Hardliners Dig In
Join Kabir Ahmed Shakir, CFO at Tata Communications, as he discusses how tariffs affect global telecom strategies and client decisions. Craig Moffett, a founding partner at Moffett Nathanson, analyzes the significant merger between Charter and Cox Communications and its implications for the cable industry. Katie Hubbard, EVP at Walton Global, shares insights on the housing market, emphasizing rising multifamily construction and affordability challenges. Together, they unravel the complex interplay of geopolitics, telecom dynamics, and housing trends.

May 16, 2025 • 18min
ICYMI: Drama in the Dairy Industry
Julie Smolyansky, Chairperson and CEO of Lifeway Foods, dives into a contentious legal battle with dairy giant Danone, asserting their acquisition attempt is hostile. She argues their rejection of Danone's $27-per-share proposal protects shareholder interests despite claims of lower valuation. The discussion touches on the booming demand for fermented dairy and its health benefits, Lifeway's impressive financial growth amid inflation, and the industry's shift back to traditional dairy products. Smolyansky also highlights the company's commitment to innovation and sustainability.

May 15, 2025 • 38min
Coinbase Cooperating With SEC on Users Metric as News of Hack Emerges
Dana Telsey, CEO of Telsey Advisory Group, discusses the impact of rising retail costs and ethical dilemmas faced by major retailers, while Jamie Tarabay, a national security reporter, shares insights from her experiences in Baghdad and the importance of media integrity amid global issues. Tim Herbert, CEO of Inspire Medical Systems, highlights innovations in sleep apnea treatment, stressing the significance of transparency and new technologies in patient care. The conversation weaves through the challenges in the crypto market linked to Coinbase's recent security breaches and regulatory scrutiny.

May 15, 2025 • 10min
ICYMI: Philips North American CEO on Health-Tech and, AI
Jeff DiLullo, Chief Region Leader of Philips North America, dives into the changing landscape of health technology amid tariffs and trade tensions. He discusses the push for local manufacturing and how AI is reshaping radiology to improve patient outcomes. DiLullo highlights the balance between regulatory compliance and innovation, emphasizing adaptive strategies in supply chains. He also addresses workforce shortages and the need for innovative workflows in medical imaging, showcasing the resilience and future potential of the healthcare technology market.

May 14, 2025 • 37min
US Announces More Than $243 Billion in Deals With Qatar
Jennifer Dlouhy, a Senior Reporter for Bloomberg News, discusses the recent $243 billion deals between the U.S. and Qatar, highlighting their implications for innovation and American manufacturing. Justin Schwartz, Chancellor of the University of Colorado Boulder, talks about pressures on higher education and strategies to improve student retention. Aaron Kennon, CEO at Clear Harbor, shares insights on the impact of tariffs on markets, while the conversation also touches on gold's rising role as a stable currency amid geopolitical tensions.

May 14, 2025 • 12min
ICYMI: AI Becomes Your Shopping Companion
Daniel Wagner, CEO of Rezolve AI, leads a London-based firm revolutionizing the shopping experience with cutting-edge AI. He discusses how generative AI transforms e-commerce, enhancing customer interactions and retail decision-making. Wagner reveals insights into their proprietary language model designed for sales, stressing personalized assistance that boosts conversion rates. He also highlights specialized AI solutions for sectors like fragrance, showcasing rapid growth and the importance of targeted data in retail. The conversation underscores a competitive landscape where innovation is key.

May 13, 2025 • 44min
Trump and MBS Tout $1 Trillion Pledge as Details Remain Elusive
Join Gregg Roman, Executive Director of the Middle East Forum, Mike Regan, Bloomberg's Senior Editor on crypto, and Investigations Reporter Rachel Adams Heard as they unpack the recent $1 trillion investment pledge by Trump and MBS. They dissect the discrepancies in the announced figures and the potential implications for U.S.-Saudi relations. The trio also explores the latest trends in cryptocurrency, including Coinbase's S&P 500 leap and ethical dilemmas surrounding Trump-themed crypto. Additionally, they address the economic impacts of ICE detention centers on local communities.

May 13, 2025 • 11min
ICYMI Podcast: Atwater Sees "Red Light, Green Light" in Markets
Peter Atwater, President of Financial Insyghts and an adjunct lecturer at the College of William and Mary, dives into the ramifications of trade wars and shifting market sentiments. He likens investor behaviors to the game 'red light, green light,' illustrating how confidence is influenced by macroeconomic factors. Atwater discusses the impact of rising nationalism on global investment strategies and analyzes the Republican Party's pivot towards central planning. He also highlights the changing dynamics between shareholders and corporate management in a politically charged environment.