Henry Blodget on the Software Selloff Hysteria and the Problem for OpenAI
A year ago, all of the talk was about how the big AI companies were wildly overvalued. Everyone was calling it a bubble. Fast forward to now, and a dominant idea in the markets is that AI is so powerf...
7 Mar 45min
Lots More on the Seaborne Chaos Around the Strait of Hormuz
With war breaking out in Iran, the price of oil is surging, in part due to the destruction of oil energy infrastructure, but also the ability of anything to get through the Strait of Hormuz. But it’s ...
6 Mar 30min
Former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein on Why He Doesn't Tweet
Lloyd Blankfein was CEO of Goldman Sachs for more than a decade, riding the trading boom to the top of the storied investment bank and steering it through the 2008 financial crisis. In his new memoir,...
5 Mar 47min
How the Speed of a Trade Got Down to Nearly the Speed of Light
The average person can enter a stock trade on their computer, hit refresh, and the trade is done. As fast as that seems, there are professional traders moving even faster, executing thousands of trade...
2 Mar 55min
Introducing: Bloomberg This Weekend
'Bloomberg This Weekend' features unique conversations on business, news, lifestyle and culture. Join David Gura, Christina Ruffini and Lisa Mateo Saturdays and Sundays for discussions with business l...
1 Mar 1min
James van Geelen on His Viral AI Doom Scenario
Something very unusual happened in the market in the last week of February. It sold off, in part, thanks to an article on Substack. James van Geelen is the founder of Citrini Research, which published...
28 Feb 43min
The Scramble Is On for Businesses to Get Their Tariff Refund Checks
Earlier this month, the Supreme Court ruled that Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs were illegal. And now basically every importer who paid those tariffs will be rushing to get their refunds. But will b...
27 Feb 44min
How Insurance Costs Make NYC Construction So Expensive
It's hard to imagine New York City becoming significantly more affordable as long as it remains so expensive to build things. Whether we're talking about new housing or transportation, the city is a f...
26 Feb 47min
