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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon expects the US economy to accelerate into 2026 as tailwinds from continued stimulus and tech spending outweigh a softer labor market and geopolitical turmoil. Government spending and “all of the AI infrastructure build” means — on balance — the economy was “still in pretty good shape,” Solomon told Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie, despite the impact of tariffs and a slower US job market. Solomon previously warned on Sept. 10 that the US economy was softening, citing President Donald Trump’s trade policies as a factor. The banking boss also expects dealmaking to pick up even further in the US, he said in an interview at Italian Tech Week in Turin. The “changed regulatory environment” means CEOs are increasingly ambitious when it comes to M&A.
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Former Presidential and New York City Mayoral Candidate Andrew Yang spoke with Bloomberg's Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec about the current political landscape and his newest venture, Nobile Mobile.
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Former Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Eric Rosengren discusses the economic impact of the US federal government shutdown. Speaking to Bloomberg's Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld, Rosengren says the shutdown has increased the risk of a recession.
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Breeze Aviation CEO David Neeleman told Bloomberg's Matt Miller and Scarlet Fu that Breeze Airways is spreading its wings overseas. The US startup carrier, founded by JetBlue’s Neeleman, will launch its first international flights early next year—connecting cities like Norfolk, Charleston, and Raleigh-Durham to Cancun, Montego Bay, and Punta Cana.
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Eurasia Group Founder Ian Bremmer discusses international relations, the state of the State Department, the trade market and more. Bremmer spoke with Bloomberg's Tom Keene and Paul Sweeney.
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JPMorgan Asset Management CEO George Gatch discusses the blurring distinction between private and public markets how much private credit should be in the average portfolio, and more Gatch spoke with Bloomberg's Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld .
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CEO Peter Stern says that he is confident in Peloton's price point in a sweeping product overhaul of its hardware lineup and raised prices. He discussed the new products with Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu and Caroline Hyde.
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Daniel Tannebaum, Global Anti-Financial Crime Practice Leader at Oliver Wyman, says Europe “will continue to need to be out in front” on Russian sanctions as the US under President Donald Trump has stepped back. He spoke to hosts Stephen Carroll and Caroline Hepker on "Bloomberg Daybreak Europe".
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New York GOP Representative Mike Lawler said Republicans and Democrats can negotiate on Obamacare subsidies but there's no reason to shut down the government before that takes place. he speaks with Bloomberg's Joe Mathieu and Tyler Kendall.
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Amazon's SVP of Devices and Services, Panos Panay, tells Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow that he aims to build devices that people want to showcase in their homes and use at every price point, with a focus on putting detail into every product. Panay unveiled a suite of new products at an event in New York on Tuesday.
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