Bloomberg Talks

Michael Bilello, President & CEO American Whiskey Association, joined Bloomberg's David Gura and Christina Ruffini to discuss the US-Canada booze ban.
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Sir Richard Dearlove, Former MI6 Chief, joined Bloomberg's David Gura and Christina Ruffini to discuss concerns with intel.
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On Bloomberg's "The Close", former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson talked with Romaine Bostick to discuss his new business venture partnering with Sugar Factory to produce high-protein sliders available in grocery stores.
Tyson emphasized the health benefits of these sliders compared to typical frozen options that often contain unhealthy seed oils and excessive grams of fat. He also shared insights into his evolving approach to diet and fitness, highlighting his focus on counting bad calories, drinking more water, and staying active through running, walking, and gym workouts.
Tyson mentioned his collaboration with health officials, including Robert F. Kennedy Jr., in promoting healthier lifestyles across the country. Despite recently turning 60, Tyson noted that he maintains good physical shape by prioritizing proper nutrition and self-care.
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Following a turbulent stretch for the US bond market, and a bond buyback announcement by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, questions remain about what Secretary Bessent’s next move will be. Kevin Gordon, Head of Macro Research & Strategy at Schwab Center for Financial Research, discusses the bond buyback announcement and its impact on the market. Gordon spoke with Bloomberg's Tom Keene and Isabelle Lee.
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George Bory, Chief Investment Strategist: Fixed Income at Allspring Global Investments, says bond markets face a structural supply challenge from AI infrastructure spending, with hyperscalers expected to finance a significant share of a multitrillion-dollar data center buildout through bonds, loans and securitized debt. He spoke to Bloomberg's Tom Keene and Paul Sweeney.
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