NYU Stern School of Business Professor Emeritus & Hudson Bay Capital Senior Advisor Nouriel Roubini explains why he sees the disruption DeepSeek brings to AI as positive for the US economy and global stock markets over the medium term. Roubini also discusses the expectations for “massive amounts of job displacement” from AI and why the US will set the global rules on technology. Roubini spoke with Bloomberg's Jonathan Ferro and Annmarie Hordern.

NYU Stern School of Business Professor Emeritus &amp; Hudson Bay Capital Senior Advisor Nouriel Roubini explains why he sees the disruption DeepSeek brings to AI as positive for the US economy and global stock markets over the medium term. Roubini also discusses the expectations for &ldquo;massive amounts of job displacement&rdquo; from AI and why the US will set the global rules on technology. Roubini spoke with Bloomberg's Jonathan Ferro and Annmarie Hordern.

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NYU Stern School of Business Professor Emeritus & Hudson Bay Capital Senior Advisor Nouriel Roubini Talks  US to Set Rules of Global Technological Order

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Chris Studley, USTA Managing Director of Event Services talked with Bloomberg's Tim Stenovec and Molly Smith on special edition of Bloomberg Businessweek Daily live at the US Open. He discussed how the US Open is as much a food-and-drink event as a tennis tournament. He says attendance and sales are up this year, noting more than 300,000 people came through during Fan Week and projecting about 800,000 Honey Deuces sold, up from 738,000 last year.

Chris Studley, USTA Managing Director of Event Services talked with Bloomberg's Tim Stenovec and Molly Smith on special edition of Bloomberg Businessweek Daily live at the US Open. He discussed how the US Open is as much a food-and-drink event as a tennis tournament. He says attendance and sales are up this year, noting more than 300,000 people came through during Fan Week and projecting about 800,000 Honey Deuces sold, up from 738,000 last year.

USTA's Chris Studley Talks Food and Drink at the US Open

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Jon Wertheim, Executive Editor of Sports Illustrated & 60 Minutes Correspondent talked with Bloomberg's Tim Stenovec and Molly Smith on special edition of Bloomberg Businessweek Daily live at the US Open. He talked about the US Open's partnership with Kalshi along with the influx of online influencers attending the tournament.

Jon Wertheim, Executive Editor of Sports Illustrated &amp; 60 Minutes Correspondent talked with Bloomberg's Tim Stenovec and Molly Smith on special edition of Bloomberg Businessweek Daily live at the US Open. He talked about the US Open's partnership with Kalshi along with the influx of online influencers attending the tournament.

Sports Illustrated Executive Editor Jon Wertheim Talks US Open Influencers

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Brian Kelly, CEO at "The Points Guy" sat down with Bloomberg's Tom Keene and Scarlet Fu on Bloomberg Money to discuss how he built the site in 2010 while working at Morgan Stanley and using corporate travel spending to rack up credit card points. He says the site took off within 11 months after he began sharing tips for corporate travelers. Kelly also defends his broader thesis that points are a real currency and says loyalty programs remain highly profitable for airlines and banks.

Brian Kelly, CEO at "The Points Guy" sat down with Bloomberg's Tom Keene and Scarlet Fu on Bloomberg Money to discuss how he built the site in 2010 while working at Morgan Stanley and using corporate travel spending to rack up credit card points. He says the site took off within 11 months after he began sharing tips for corporate travelers. Kelly also defends his broader thesis that points are a real currency and says loyalty programs remain highly profitable for airlines and banks.

"The Points Guy" CEO Brian Kelly Talks Founding the Site

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NYU Stern School of Business Professor Emeritus & Hudson Bay Capital Senior Advisor Nouriel Roubini Talks US to Set Rules of Global Technological Order

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