Ross Gerber, co-founder and CEO of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth and Investment Management, says the valuation for Walt Disney Co. "makes no sense" and it's time for a change there. He speaks with Bloomberg's Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec

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Cathie Wood, CEO of ARK Investment Management, speaks on her SpaceX holdings and ETF funds. She speaks with Bloomberg's Katie Griefeld and Eric Balchunas.

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Vanguard Group has unleashed another round of fee cuts across its lineup of mutual funds and exchange-traded funds, further tightening the screws on an industry already known for its low costs. Vanguard CEO Salim Ramji discusses the cuts with Bloomberg's Katie Griefeld.

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James Steel, chief precious metals analyst at HSBC, expects increased volatility and frequent pullbacks ahead for gold with new money coming into the market as he sees geopolitical risk as the main factor driving the metal to record highs. He speaks with Bloomberg's Alexis Christophorous and Paul Sweeney

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Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran joins Bloomberg's Mike Mckee on "Bloomberg The Close" to talk all things Kevin Warsh, Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, and much more!

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Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol joins Bloomberg's Romaine Bostick to talk all things Starbucks including their earnings report, plans for growth, dealing with unions, and much more!

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Republican Sen. Thom Tillis joined Bloomberg Surveillance to talk about President Donald Trump's new Federal Reserve chair nominee Kevin Warsh.

Tillis is still vowing to block any nominee to lead the Federal Reserve. "This is all about sending a signal to the markets and to the business community that Fed independence is critically important."

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Wall Street’s booming year will not be enough to stave off a financial crisis that Mayor Zohran Mamdani says is worse than the Great Recession nearly two decades ago.

“Wall Street’s announcement is something that is very encouraging and frankly will be helpful in dealing with a $12 billion fiscal deficit,” Mamdani said in an interview on Bloomberg Television’s Balance of Power on Thursday.

But it might not be enough.

“The reason I cannot point to Wall Street and say the deficit will be taken care of is simply the sheer scale of this deficit. We are talking about something that is larger frankly than what the city even faced during the Great Recession.”

He discusses his push to hike taxes to fill budget gaps, how his city dealt with recent severe cold and more with Bloomberg's Myles Miller.

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