Tim Craighead

Tim Craighead, a Senior European Strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, discusses key insights from Bloomberg's 50 Companies to Watch in 2025. He delves into innovative players like Broadcom and Tesla, examining their growth strategies amid shifting market dynamics. The conversation highlights the impact of AI on various sectors and the challenges faced by major companies like Airbus. Additionally, Tim sheds light on the broader economic landscape influenced by U.S. inflation rates and the Federal Reserve's potential interest rate cuts.

Join Brad Stone, editor at Bloomberg Businessweek, as he sheds light on the shifting economic landscape and political dynamics shaping 2025. Tim Craighead reveals the 50 companies set to watch, while John Driscoll emphasizes the urgent need for fair wages and their benefits. Columnist Max Chafkin discusses tech rivalries, particularly between Elon Musk and Sam Altman. Finally, Nikki Eckstein shares the hottest travel trends and eco-friendly destinations for the year ahead. Get ready for a thought-provoking exploration of business, technology, and travel!

Tim Craighead, Senior European Strategist and Director of Research Content at Bloomberg Intelligence, breaks down 10 companies to watch next quarter. He spotlights Ferrari’s pricing power and new models. He explains Broadcom’s AI inferencing chips as cost‑effective complements to NVIDIA. He covers Dexcom’s longer‑wear glucose sensors, Deutsche Bank’s stimulus-linked upside, and Meituan’s margin pressures.

Tim Craighead, Bloomberg Intelligence strategist who picks companies to watch. Michelle Goss, Levi Strauss CEO driving direct-to-consumer growth and cultural partnerships. Edward Fishman, geoeconomics expert on choke points and economic warfare. They discuss Iran’s Strait of Hormuz moves, future clean-energy supply choke points, Levi’s DTC momentum and path to $10B, and BI’s top stocks and AI, healthcare and financial winners.

Josh Green, a National correspondent at Bloomberg Businessweek, shares insights on President Trump's tariff tactics, drawing historical parallels and discussing their ripple effects on trade and policy. Edward Fishman focuses on choke points in the global economy, analyzing the dominance of the U.S. dollar and implications for fiscal health. Christine Harper explores the enduring lessons from economic history, while Tim Craighead highlights emerging investment trends and Tesla's market challenges. Together, they unravel the complexities of current economic turmoil and its broader implications.