Jun.12 — William Li, founder and chief executive officer of NIO Inc., comments on the company’s share price and says his company will make a profit faster than Tesla. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Selina Wang. (In Mandarin with English translation.)
Month: July 2020
Feb.13 — The $800 billion grocery industry is keeping a sharp eye on a strip mall in the Woodland Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles. There, sandwiched between a nail salon and a bank branch, Amazon.com Inc. is working on the first in a new chain of grocery stores set to open this year. Bloomberg’s Brad Stone has more on “Bloomberg Markets: The
Jul.23 — Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Wozniak says YouTube has for months allowed scammers to use his name and likeness as part of a phony bitcoin giveaway. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Emily Chang.
May.22 — Kai-Fu Lee, Sinovation Ventures chief executive officer, discusses investment opportunities in artificial intelligence with Bloomberg’s Emily Chang on “Bloomberg Technology.”
Jul.20 — Sean Casey, vice president of business development at ATLAS Space Operations, discusses the launch of a Space Exploration Technologies Corp. Falcon 9 rocket on “Bloomberg Technology.”
Sep.13 — Brad Katsuyama, IEX Group Inc. chief executive officer and co-founder, discusses the exchange’s business model and its first listing with Interactive Brokers Group. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Emily Chang on “Bloomberg Technology.”
Jul.13 — Tesla Inc. shares continued to climb Monday as investors take an optimistic view of the company on three fronts, including a potential inclusion into the S&P 500. Bloomberg’s Scarlet Fu reports on “Bloomberg Markets: European Close.”
Jul.02 — Michael Novogratz, Galaxy Investment Partners founder, discusses Bitcoin’s roller coaster ride and Facebook Inc.’s entry into the crypto market with Bloomberg’s Taylor Riggs on “Bloomberg Technology.”
Dec.08 — Tim Draper, Draper Oakwood senior adviser and DFJ founder, discusses the volatility in bitcoin and the future of cryptocurrencies with Bloomberg’s Emma Chandra on “Bloomberg Technology.”
Oct.07 — Noah Glass, Olo CEO, talks about his company’s partnership with Google, the restaurant industry and the future of delivery. He appears on “Bloomberg Technology.”
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