What's the agenda for today. Tomorrow. What do you plan to do.Today is meet the leaders and most importantly, meet them, meet the leaders, and meet other humans that are leading the businesses here in Caracas, in Venezuela. Build personal relationships and connections so we can communicate better. And obviously after that, we'll go out to meet very important humans as well that are producing oil.On Thursday, both in the oilfield, the upgrader near the coast, and people loading oil and gas in the industry. B ...

We are here on radio Row in San Francisco. I'm joined by NFL Hall of Famer Terrell Owens. Terrell, thanks so much for joining Bloomberg Business, a sports.SMITH Thanks for pronouncing my name correctly. I appreciate that. Yeah, you know, I tried I tried, you know, to make sure I get it right.So we're in San Francisco, like I mentioned, you started your career here. When you come back, you know, I imagine obviously you've been back since you've you were playing days. But when you do come back, is there alway ...

So welcome to the Bloomberg business of sports. Christian, it's so nice to have you here. Thanks for it. Thanks for coming.I absolutely appreciate it. So you came by with something right there, some some big I. Right.Tell us about it. Yeah, I got the FedEx 2025 Air and Ground Player of the Year. It's an unbelievable honor.You know, one or two award that's been around for 23 years, which one of the longest standing NFL awards. And it's really cool because it's voted on by fans. And so any time you get you ge ...

I think if anything, it's made the current environment with geopolitical volatility. Macroeconomic volatility has made us more committed to global diversification. And, you know, we've been investing globally for over 25 years and we've, you know, businesses in Europe, India, China, Southeast Asia and Latin America.We've got investment teams on the ground and it's been about 50% of our investing activity has been outside the U.S. really for the last 15, 20 years. And so that ratio, it hasn't changed at all. ...

>> THIS IS NOT AN ECONOMY THAT REQUIRES A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF JOB GROWTH BEHIND IT. >> JOBS IS A CHALLENGE AS I THINK WAGE GROWTH WILL BE A CHALLENGE. >> WE ARE NOT CONCERNED WE ARE GOING TO SEE A SPIKE IN THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE.>> THE LABOR MARKET IS SOFTER THAN WHAT MIGHT HAVE APPEARED UP TILL NOW. >> I DON'T KNOW IF THE MARKET IS READY FOR SEEING A NEGATIVE PRINT. >> THIS IS "BLOOMBERG SURVEILLANCE" WITH JONATHAN FERRO, LISA ABRAMOWICZ, AND ANNMARIE HORDERN.JONATHAN: LIVE FROM NEW YORK CITY THIS MORNING ...

When I say the benchmark revision that goes to last March was almost 900,000 down. There are other revisions from the birth death model that come in the months after that. By December of last year, the downward revision was over a million jobs.Yeah. So now we got the best possible outcome today. We knew these revisions were coming and they're going to talk about what's behind them.But to see the most recent readings, we've got some lift in the payrolls in January is just one month. But we got some lift and ...

Welcome to our Bloomberg audiences worldwide Romaine Bostick here in Milan, Italy, with Elliot Hill, the CEO of nike. Great to have you here, Eliot. It's great to be here.Thanks so much for having me in this great city. Well, thanks for inviting me. You didn't just invite me here to Italy.You invited me to actually oversee what has become a big relaunch here of your ACG brand here at the Milano Cortina Winter Games. Yes. Yeah, it's been.It's part of a clearly, we led with some innovation in apparel on our a ...

No question. If you see where the stock we've held up over the 16 months, the focus on on sport, the focus on growth there, they understand and the portfolio that we have three strong brands, Nike, Converse and Jordan. Yeah, the focus on sport and how we're segment in each of the brands by sport and then ultimately paying it off in a 190 countries around the world is only only Nike can do with the size and scale that we are.But when I talk to analysts on Wall Street, they're relatively complimentary of what ...

WE ARE JOINED BY ONE OF THE COMPANIES UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT. THE PRESIDENT AND CEO OF CHARLES SCHWAB, WURSTER, JOINS US NOW. I WONDER IF YOU CAN, TAKE US BEHIND THE SCENES.YOU SEE A STOCK FALLING 7% AND YOU ARE LOOKING AT THE BLOOMBERG TERMINAL -- BLOOMBERG. COM, WHERE YOU LOOK -- I HOPE YOU GO THERE -- AND YOU SAY TO YOUR TEAM, WHY ARE THE STOCKS FALLING. HOW DID YOU RESPOND YESTERDAY WITH THE MANAGEMENT TEAM.RICK: I DID LOOK ON MY BLOOMBERG TERMINAL. I TRIED TO UNDERSTAND WHAT WAS HAPPENING. FOR US AI IS A ...

BE IN THE FUTURE. INNOVATION IS WHAT WE NEED TO SOLVE ANY CONCERNS PEOPLE MIGHT HAVE ABOUT FUTURE CLIMATE CHANGE. LISA: A LOT OF PEOPLE COULD GET ON BOARD WITH THAT.THE PROBLEM IS A LOT OF PEOPLE HAVE POINTED OUT IT FEELS LIKE THERE ARE CERTAIN ENERGY SOURCES THAT HAVE GOTTEN SUBTRACTED AS WELL. WIND BEING AMONG THEM. IT IS NOT NECESSARILY THAT WE WON ALL ENERGY SOURCES, BUT PICKING WINNERS AND LOSERS, HOW DO YOU COUNTER THAT.SEC. BURGUM: IT IS EASY, BECAUSE WE ARE NOT PICKING WINNERS AND LOSERS, WE ARE PIC ...