World News by Wild Rose

Snap-on CEO Nick Pinchuk joins Bloomberg Open Interest to discuss US manufacturing conditions, including rising diesel and material costs, how large vs. small manufacturers are coping, the impact of reshoring on hiring and why tariffs and Chinese competition are central to long-term planning. (Source: Bloomberg)

Steven.com Founder and The Diary of a CEO Host, Steven Bartlett discusses how audience scale and distribution can support the development of a broader media business with Bloomberg’s Ed Ludlow at Bloomberg Screentime 2026 in Los Angeles. (Source: Bloomberg)

Nike investors will be looking for ongoing progress in core areas such as running as well as signs of improvement in China and at the Converse brand when the sportswear company reports earnings. CEO Elliott Hill is about to start his third year with the company and investors are ready to see progress. Poonam Goyal of Bloomberg Intelligence has a preview of what to look for. (Source: Bloomberg)

Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena Chief Executive Officer Luigi Lovaglio tells Bloomberg Television he is confident shareholders will recognize the value of his twin takeover offers for Banco BPM and Banca Generali. "We are building an Italian champion," Lovaglio says. The CEO needs support from at least two thirds of the votes cast at a shareholder meeting on Oct. 29 to proceed with his plan. Lovaglio speaks to Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua. (Source: Bloomberg)

Barrick Mining Corp. Chief Executive Officer Mark Hill said the company’s planned North American gold IPO could slip into January.

The board of Goldman Sachs Group has discussed a plan for John Waldron to succeed David Solomon as CEO as early as next year. Jennifer Surane has more on "Bloomberg Open Interest." (Source: Bloomberg)

Former Walt Disney CEO Bob Chapek says the firm needs a 'growth engine' while speaking during an interview on Bloomberg Businessweek Daily. Chapek also says that Disney employees have been discouraged from keeping in contact with him and that he hasn't heard from CEO Josh D'Amaro since 2022. Chapek discusses his departure from the media giant, the company's path ahead, and his new book 'Behind the Castle Walls: My Thirty Years at the Happiest Place on Earth' with Bloomberg's Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. (Source: Bloomberg)

Comprehensive cross-platform coverage of the U.S. market close on Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio, and YouTube with Romaine Bostick, Emily Graffeo, Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. (Source: Bloomberg)

Former Disney CEO Bob Chapek says he has not been back to a Disney park since being fired in 2022 and is not emotionally ready to go. Chapek says he's been erased from the company and pushed out. He speaks on Bloomberg Businessweek. (Source: Bloomberg)

Private dinner will be the first one-on-one meeting between the two men, according to reports.

Tata Motors MD & CEO Shailesh Chandra said the passenger vehicle business, which became a standalone entity following the demerger effective October 1 last year, has grown nearly 40% over the past year

The wave of regulatory tightening in India’s derivatives market is largely over, according to the head of the country’s largest bourse.

Ben & Jerry’s CEO Jochanan Senf joins Bloomberg Open Interest to reveal how a values-driven ice cream brand balances profit, activism and product quality. From a three-part mission to voter rights campaigns and fair-trade ingredients, he explains how the company grows sales while doubling down on democracy and social justice. (Source: Bloomberg)

Vince Tizzio, CEO of top global specialty insurer AXIS, said that his company sees the risk landscape as 'fairly perilous,' specifically in the marine landscape like the Strait of Hormuz or other areas exposed to conflict. Tizzio said that pricing for policies has increased 30% to 40% from the rates AXIS was charging a year ago as demand remains high and the company is willing to still take on risk. (Source: Bloomberg)

Pick n Pay Stores Ltd. named retail veteran Spencer Sonn to succeed Sean Summers as chief executive officer and complete a turnaround of the South African grocer that remains unfinished more than three years after Summers returned to rescue the business.

Novo CEO Mike Doustdar discusses investor confidence, drug testing and the potential for expanding the firm's obesity offerings. "We should also have a mindset that we don't have a patent or a monopoly on all the good ideas," Doustdar tells Bloomberg Television. "When there is a gap, strategically or scientifically, we're looking outside to see how we can fill the gaps." (Source: Bloomberg)

General Atlantic CEO Bill Ford says accelerating innovation and entrepreneurship have created one of the strongest environments for growth investing in his three decades in the business, with opportunities spanning the US, Middle East, Asia and Latin America. Ford tells David Gura and Christina Ruffini on Bloomberg This Weekend that geopolitical risks are reshaping global supply chains but not reversing globalization, while AI should continue creating investment opportunities despite periods of overvaluation and concerns about safety. At the 2026 Qatar Economic Forum, UNGA Special Edition; Powered by Bloomberg. (Source: Bloomberg)

Volvo Car AB’s board of directors appointed Klaus Zellmer as president and chief executive officer to replace Håkan Samuelsson, who’s set to step down next year.

Bonds issued by Cia. Siderúrgica Nacional SA are among the best performers in emerging markets following the appointment of its new CEO, as investors bet the company’s ambitious asset-sale program will finally move forward and allow the steelmaker to reduce its heavy debt load.

Air India Ltd.’s incoming Chief Executive Officer Tewolde Gebremariam is considering folding the no-frills Air India Express unit into the group as he tries to cut costs to counter record losses, according to people familiar with the matter.

Macerich's President and CEO, Jack Hsieh, joins the program shortly after presenting at the Bank of America real estate conference. The segment is framed around Macerich and the broader theme of "tracking the shopping mall resurgence." He speaks with Romaine Bostick on "The Close." (Source: Bloomberg)

California Public Employees’ Retirement System voted Wednesday to give its chief executive officer a $1.1 million bonus and a salary bump as state workers fight for higher pay.

Christine Barone, President & CEO of Dutch Bros, discussed the company’s aggressive growth strategy, saying the chain aims to reach 2,029 shops by 2029 and expects to add at least 185 locations this year. She said that pace is supported by a strong internal talent pipeline, with more than 500 operators ready to move into new states and markets as the company expands. She speaks with Romaine Bostick on "The Close." (Source: Bloomberg)

HDFC Bank Ltd. said it has submitted the names of two candidates to the Reserve Bank of India for the position of managing director and chief executive officer.

Twenty top lieutenants to EssilorLuxottica SA Chief Executive Officer Francesco Milleri came to their boss’s defense in an escalating war of words with Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio, a son of the founder who abruptly left a senior role at the eyewear company last month.

Jacek Olczak discusses Zyn's strong demand and asking whether those issues have now been resolved. The conversation also focused on Philip Morris International’s year-end market share target for Zyn and whether offering larger cans with 15 to 20 pouches could boost revenue as well as margins. He speaks with Romaine Bostick on "The Close." (Source: Bloomberg)

Christian Genetski, President of FanDuel discusses the business of sports betting with Bloomberg’s Scarlet Fu at Bloomberg Power Players 2026 in New York. (Source: Bloomberg)

DraftKings Inc. Chief Executive Officer Jason Robins says the company has seen growth across all of its products and says prediction markets present a huge opportunity for the business. He speaks to Bloomberg's Romaine Bostick. (Source: Bloomberg)

J.K. Symancyk, CEO of Signet Jewelers, said the company feels confident after raising guidance for a second time this year, pointing to solid fundamentals, five positive comparable-sales quarters in the last six, and momentum heading into the important fourth quarter. He said Wall Street had expected a guidance boost, but Signet’s confidence is based on broad business strength rather than a one-time benefit. He speaks with Romaine Bostick & Tyler Kendall on "The Close." (Source: Bloomberg)