Randall Williams

Brian Egger, cruise and lodging analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, explains Carnival's profit cut as fuel costs spike. George Ferguson, aerospace and airlines analyst, breaks down how carriers might pass fuel pain to fares and rethink capacity. Matthew Schettenhelm, media litigation analyst, outlines rising social-media liability cases and likely appeals. Randall Williams, business of sports reporter, covers NBA expansion buzz and MLB labor risks.

Rohit Chopra, former director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, dives into the independence of the Federal Reserve and his bold ideas for reform. He discusses how shifting dynamics could change the Fed's impact. Meanwhile, sports columnist Randall Williams sheds light on the NBA salary-cap debacle involving Kawhi Leonard and owner Steve Ballmer, exploring the murky waters of circumventing salary limits. Lastly, a bizarre story surfaces about a plane crash in Brazil that yielded 200 kilos of cocaine stamped with SpaceX logos.

Mandeep Singh, tech research chief exploring AI infrastructure and autonomous mobility. Randall Williams, sports business reporter covering team spin-offs and franchise finances. Matthew Palazola, insurance analyst tracking Berkshire Hathaway moves. They discuss Berkshire’s big trim of Amazon, shifts in energy and insurance stakes, Meta’s deepening Nvidia tie-ups, and Uber’s $100M plan for autonomous charging hubs.

Amanda Mull, a Business Week columnist and consumer spending expert, discusses how tariffs might soon impact your holiday shopping, potentially ruining Christmas. She demystifies why we haven't felt inflation like expected yet. Joining her is Randall Williams, a Bloomberg Businessweek sports columnist, who delves into the world of private equity buying sports teams, revealing the vast increase in team valuations driven by media deals. Their conversation explores the intriguing intersection of consumer behavior, sports economics, and cultural trends.

Randall Williams, a sports business reporter covering the WNBA and March Madness. Jody Lurie, a credit analyst on leisure, gaming and travel credits. Diana Gomes, an equity research analyst focused on consumer goods strategy. They discuss FedEx’s network overhaul and profit outlook. They cover Unilever’s potential food-business move. They examine credit stress in cruises, casinos and theme parks.