Bloomberg Businessweek

Dan Sheridan, CEO of Brooks Running and long-time company leader, shares highlights from a record year and major global expansion. He talks growth drivers, resilient consumer demand, supply chain stability, tariff pressures, and a China store strategy. Discussion also covers long-term planning under Berkshire Hathaway and Brooks’ product-focused innovation.

Steve Moore, Co-founder of Unleash Prosperity and former Trump economic advisor, offers views on U.S. trade, energy and monetary policy. Stuart Paul, Bloomberg Economics U.S. and Canada economist, explains the economic costs of geopolitical conflicts. They discuss Coinbase’s steep Q4 revenue drop and loss, market jitters from AI-driven selling, prediction markets, Taiwan’s semiconductor risk, and implications for U.S. trade and energy policy.

Cindy Taff, CEO of Sage Geosystems and former oil and gas subsurface and drilling executive, explains pressure-based geothermal tech. She discusses turning hot, dry rock into energy reservoirs. Conversation covers partnerships, scale potential across the US, policy momentum, costs and timelines, seismic risk management, and water recycling strategies.

Lauren Sanfilippo, Merrill strategist on AI and portfolio moves; Jordan Fabian, Bloomberg White House editor on US trade policy; Aaron Jagdfeld, CEO of Generac on manufacturing and data-center backup power; Constance Hunter, EIU chief economist on labor markets and trade. They discuss surprising January jobs, hiring recession fallout, Generac’s data-center opportunity, risks to USMCA, and where AI reshapes demand and sectors.

Paul Andre Huet, CEO of Americas Gold and Silver, a miner of high-grade silver, copper and antimony. Gary Evans, CEO of United States Antimony, the only fully integrated antimony processor outside China and Russia. They discuss a new hydromet processing facility beside active mines. Conversations cover technology transfer, construction timeline, government contracts and how the venture ties into domestic critical-minerals strategy.

Mark Gongloff, climate and energy policy editor who explains EPA moves and implications. Cheryl McKissack Daniel, fifth-generation construction leader shaping major infrastructure projects. Kathy Jones, Schwab fixed-income strategist on Treasuries and Fed signals. Neil Sipes, financials analyst breaking down wealth-manager earnings and AI-driven market moves. They debate AI shocks to wealth firms, treasury trades, infrastructure bottlenecks and climate regulation shifts.

Greg Hart, CEO of Coursera, leads the online learning platform and is steering its pending tie-up with Udemy. He discusses recent financial results and growth drivers. He talks about merger timing, expected synergies, and how AI-native courses and subscriptions are shaping future enrollments.

Denise Paulonis, CEO of Sally Beauty, on retail trends and DIY vs pro markets. Joyce Huang, fixed-income portfolio manager, on yields, credit spreads and macro drivers. Madison Muller, Bloomberg health reporter, on GLP-1 litigation and pharma competition. Stuart Kaiser, Citi trading strategist, on tech momentum, AI capex winners and seasonal market dynamics.

Sukhinder Singh Cassidy, CEO of Xero and leader in cloud accounting for small businesses, discusses AI as an enhancer rather than a threat. She describes building vertical LLMs on top of general models, using proprietary data to expand market reach. Conversation covers making AI usable for nontechnical SMBs and why market fears may be overblown.

Kyle Stock, climate reporter covering snowmaking and weather tech. Brad Finkel, founder of Hoboken Farms who scaled from farmers markets to national retail. Dan Sheridan, CEO of Brooks Running driving global expansion and product innovation. Mandeep Singh, tech research chief focused on AI spending and cloud trends. They discuss AI and Alphabet’s CapEx, cloud monetization, snowmaking and drone seeding, small-business scaling, and running market growth.