Bloomberg Technology

Bloomberg Technology, which was originally known as Bloomberg West, is an American TV program produced by Bloomberg Television. It was introduced in 2011 by Andy Lack, the CEO of Bloomberg Media Group. The show primarily covers subjects related to technology, innovation, and business, with Emily Chang and Cory Johnson as its hosts. Before joining Bloomberg Television, Chang was a host on CNN in Beijing, while co-host Cory Johnson had experience running a hedge fund and reporting on Silicon Valley for CNBC. Since its debut in 2011, the show has been filmed in Bloomberg’s studio located in San Francisco and airs daily at 6:00 PM EST. On October 5, 2016, Bloomberg West was rebranded as Bloomberg Technology as part of the launch of Bloomberg Technology as a comprehensive multi-platform brand.

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Asian Stocks Look Cautious as Risk Rally Wavers: Markets Wrap

7 hours ago | bloomberg.com | Richard Henderson

Market information displayed inside The Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) building in Tokyo, Japan. (Bloomberg) -- Asian equities may struggle for direction on Thursday as Wall Street showed signs of exhaustion following a surge for risk assets sparked by US-China trade talks. Asian equity futures for Japan and Australia fell while those for mainland China and Hong Kong rose. A gauge of US-listed Chinese companies climbed 1.2% on Wednesday.
UK Mulls New Investor Visa Targeting Key Strategic Industries

9 hours ago | bloomberg.com | Joe Mayes |Alex Wickham

(Bloomberg) -- The UK is drawing up plans for a special visa for foreigners who invest significant sums in Britain, as Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s government seeks to blunt the economic blow from recent tax hikes and wider curbs on work permits.
Ubisoft Forecasts Flat Sales, Extends Work on Top Game Titles

12 hours ago | bloomberg.com | Daniel Zuidijk

Visitors test play Assassin's Creed Shadows at the Ubisoft Quebec Studio in March. (Bloomberg) -- Ubisoft Entertainment SA, the video-game maker behind the popular title, forecast flat sales for the new fiscal year and said some of its biggest productions will get more development time. Bookings, a measure of sales, fell 20% to €1.85 billion ($2.07 billion) in just-ended fiscal 2025, the company said Wednesday, missing Wall Street estimates of €1.89 billion.
Germany’s Merz Wants to Create Europe’s Strongest Military

13 hours ago | bloomberg.com | Philip Lagerkranser

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz wants to create Europe’s most formidable conventional army as he seeks to counter the rising threat from Russia. “Our friends and partners also expect this from us, indeed, they practically demand it,” Merz told Bundestag lawmakers today. The plan is said to include raising the annual defense budget to more than €60 billion ($67.4 billion) this year and beyond, a more than 15% increase from 2024.
Aramco Signs Pacts Worth Up to $90 Billion With US Companies

14 hours ago | bloomberg.com | Carlos Caminada

A crude oil storage tank at Saudi Aramco's Ras Tanura oil refinery and oil terminal in Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia. (Bloomberg) -- Oil giant Saudi Aramco signed agreements with major US companies potentially totaling about $90 billion.
Misinformation Alleging Cocaine Use Gives European Leaders a Jolt

14 hours ago | bloomberg.com | Daniel Zuidijk

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The UK Is Cracking Down on Immigration. How Will It Work?

14 hours ago | bloomberg.com | Jonathan Browning |Lucy White

Keir Starmer(Bloomberg) -- Five years ago when he was campaigning to lead the UK Labour party, Keir Starmer championed migration, saying “We welcome migrants. We don’t scapegoat them.” As prime minister, Starmer has since reversed course in response to massive gains by Nigel Farage’s anti-immigrant Reform UK party in local elections. Now warning of the “incalculable damage” of mass immigration, he’s announced plans to curb arrivals and end what he called the UK’s experiment in open borders.
Afghan Refugees Should Be Treated as Well as South African Ones

15 hours ago | bloomberg.com | Patricia Lopez

MAGA in South Africa. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- As one of the first acts of his second term, President Donald Trump suspended the US refugee program, not to be restarted “until such time as the further entry into the United States of refugees aligns with the interests of the United States.” Almost four months later, it is now clear which refugees align with those interests, and which do not: Prosperous, White South African farmers are allowed in, while Afghans fleeing the Taliban are not.
Here Are the Winners and Losers in the Republican Tax Bill

16 hours ago | bloomberg.com | Emily Birnbaum |Steven Dennis

The US Capitol in Washington, DC. (Bloomberg) -- Wealthy Americans and business investors are among the big winners in House Republicans’ draft tax legislation while targets of President Donald Trump’s ire such as immigrants and elite universities were hammered. The tax plan is likely to undergo significant changes as it winds through the House and then the Senate. But the committees’ drafts released this week have set up initial goalposts. Here’s who’s winning and losing so far in the tax fight.
Steelmaker Nucor Shuts Down Some Output After Cyberattack

18 hours ago | bloomberg.com | Ryan Gallagher

(Bloomberg) -- Nucor Corp., the biggest steel manufacturer in North America, shut down production at some of its facilities after detecting an unauthorized intrusion into its computer systems. The company took potentially affected systems offline and implemented other containment measures, Nucor said in a disclosure filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday.