Bloomberg Talks

HP CEO Enrique Lores discusses earnings, cost cutting, jobs and more with Bloomberg's Matt Miller, Sonali Basak and Caroline Hyde.

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David Malpass, Former World Bank President, discusses the latest on tariffs and trade. Malpass spoke with Bloomberg's Annmarie Hordern.

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Cleveland Cavaliers Guard Donovan Mitchell and Bukola Ekundayo, vice president and general manager of The Prisoner Wine Company. speak on introducing more diverse voices to the world of wine and how The Prisoner is reaching new audiences

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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy discusses Alexa+, artificial intelligence spending plans, and the company's relationship with the Trump administration. He is joined by Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Jackie Davalos.

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Ares Management CEO and co-founder Michael Arougheti talks about succession plans at the firm, the outlook for monetary policy in the US, consolidation in the industry and creating jobs. He speaks exclusively to Bloomberg's Sonali Basak.

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Harry Sommer, Norwegian Cruise Line CEO discuss comments from Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick about a potential tax crackdown on ships and why peace in the Middle East will be more meaningful to its bottom line. He speaks with Bloomberg's Matt Miller and Katie Griefeld

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Global head of technology for Wedbush Securities, Dan Ives and senior tech analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence, Mandeep Singh discuss Nvidia earnings following a breakdown of the fourth quarter showing the company beating estimates. They are joined by Bloomberg's Tom Keene and Paul Sweeney.

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Peter Navarro, senior counselor for trade and manufacturing discusses President Trump's plans on imposing tariffs for Canada and Mexico on April 2nd. Navarro spoke to Bloomberg's Joe Mathieu and Kailey Leinz. 

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Nvidia, the chipmaker at the center of an AI spending boom, gave solid quarterly results and a bullish revenue forecast for the current period, even if the numbers didn’t reach the blowout level that some investors were banking on.

The outlook comes at a shaky time for the AI industry. Nvidia shares have dipped this year on concerns that data center operators will slow spending. Chinese startup DeepSeek also sparked fears that chatbots can be developed on the cheap, potentially reducing the need for Nvidia’s powerful chips for AI.

For instant reaction, Bloomberg Businessweek hosts Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec speak with analysts and experts from across the Bloomberg newsroom, including:

• Bloomberg News earnings reporter Redd Brown
• Bloomberg Technology co-host Caroline Hyde
• Bloomberg Intelligence senior tech industry analyst Mandeep Singh
• Bloomberg News senior editor for technology and strategic industries Michael Shepard

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Brookfield Asset Management CEO Bruce Flatt told Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua that DeepSeek means more data center capacity is needed. As the costs of running AI comes down, “more use cases come about and that’s what’s going to happen in the next 10 years,” the investment firm’s chief executive officer told Bloomberg TV in an interview in London.

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