Pantera Capital Chief Legal Officer Katrina Paglia discusses Donald Trump's memecoin and crypto regulation in an interview with Tim Stenovec and Michael Regan on "Bloomberg Crypto." (Source: Bloomberg)
The world’s largest technology companies climbed after a selloff that shook global markets, with traders gearing up for the start of the megacap earnings season and the Federal Reserve decision on rates.
Elon Musk has initiated conversations about using blockchain technology at the new Department of Government Efficiency, according to people with knowledge of the discussions. It’s the latest sign of the Trump administration’s efforts to bolster the digital asset industry. Bloomberg's Olga Kharif has more on what to expect. (Source: Bloomberg)
Hungary plans to use small modular nuclear reactors as part of its energy mix, Foreign Minister Peter Peter Szijjarto said after holding talks with UK counterpart David Lammy.
RBC Wealth Management Head of Investment Strategy Frederique Carrier discusses the AI sector following the DeepSeek tech selloff. She also discusses President Trump's tariffs and expects the US Federal Reserve to hold rates steady. (Source: Bloomberg)
Autonomys Head of Protocol Dariia Perchna explains how technology is challenging Wall Street’s understanding of the economics of Artificial Intelligence. She speaks with Scarlet Fu on “Bloomberg: Markets.” (Source: Bloomberg)
As Elon Musk is set to cut spending and waste in the government sector with DOGE, many are now criticizing the effectiveness of his cost-cutting leadership at his own companies like Tesla and SpaceX. Craig Trudell joins Caroline Hyde and Mike Shepard on "Bloomberg Technology" to discuss. (Source: Bloomberg)
General Motors' profit draws skepticism as President Donald Trump tariff threats has raised uncertainty about the automaker's business, causing shares to plunge. Bloomberg's David Welch explains their concerns on "Bloomberg: Markets." (Source: Bloomberg)
Comprehensive cross-platform coverage of the U.S. market close on Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio, and YouTube with Romaine Bostick, Vonnie Quinn, Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. (Source: Bloomberg)
Bond traders are ratcheting up bullish bets on US Treasuries before the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate decision Wednesday in hopes that Chair Jerome Powell signals a cut in March is firmly on the table.
Jaclyn Rice Nelson, co-founder and CEO of Tribe AI, says DeepSeek is set to fast track AI use and adoption as the Chinese startup's impact continues to ripple through the tech sector. He joins Caroline Hyde and Mike Shepard on "Bloomberg Technology" to discuss. (Source: Bloomberg)
US Securities and Exchange Commission staff repealed accounting guidance the crypto industry has said squashed its ability to work with banks. Bloomberg's James Seyffart has the story. (Source: Bloomberg)
Blockstream launched an asset management division along with three fully regulated institutional grade Bitcoin investment funds. Blockstream Chief Investment Officer Sean Bill explains why this was a good time for the launch. (Source: Bloomberg)
Ferdinand Law Group Principal Somesha Ferdinand discusses the legality of Trump's executive orders. She speaks with Tom Mackenzie on "Bloomberg Daybreak Europe." (Source: Bloomberg)
Canada can work with US President Donald Trump’s administration to reshape global trade and weaken China’s dominance of supply chains, according to Chrystia Freeland, the Canadian politician who’s vying to replace Justin Trudeau as prime minister. She spoke with Bloomberg's David Gura about Canada's role in global trade, and reacted to Trump's administration -- including his Treasury Secretary pick Scott Bessent. (Source: Bloomberg)
Chad Tredway, JPMorgan Asset Management's head of real estate Americas, discusses where he is seeing investment opportunities in real estate on "Bloomberg The Close." (Source: Bloomberg)
M&A specialists are eyeing a robust list of likely US takeover candidates, with a buoyant economy, strong buyer appetite and potentially looser regulatory regime under President Donald Trump all seen driving more deals in the first quarter.
Smithfield Foods Inc. shares fell 1.3% in the pork producer’s return to being a public company, after the stock priced below the range offered in its IPO.
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