KKR & Co. has agreed to acquire sports and secondaries investor Arctos Partners in a $1.4 billion deal. The firm has a stake in several American professional sports franchises, so each league has to approve the buyout. KKR CFO Robert Lewin and Arctos CEO Ian Charles speak to Bloomberg's Dani Burger. -------- More on Bloomberg Television and Markets Like this video? Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don't miss any videos from Bloomberg Markets & Finance: https://tinyurl.com/ysu5b8a9 Visit http://www ...

I am sorry. Sorry for having believed Mandlesson's lies and appointed him. >> Pressure is mounting on K Starmmer over his decision to appoint Peter Mandlesson as the US ambassador after fresh revelations in the Epstein files.In a dramatic exchange on the House of Commons, Starmmer was forced to admit that the documents used to vet Mandolen did contain details of his relationship with the convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. Now MPs, including from Starmmer's own Labor Party, want to see those documents. The ...

You ran the search for Donald Trump's Fed chair nominee and Trump promised, quote, Anyone that disagrees with me will never be Fed chairman. Kevin Warsh got the nod last Friday. And then over the weekend, Donald Trump joked that he would sue Mr.. Warsh if he failed to lower interest rates. At least I think it was a joke. But just in case, there should be an easy one, Mr.. Secretary, can you commit right here and now that Trump's Fed nominee, Kevin Warsh, will not be sued, will not be investigated by the Dep ...

MATT: HE HAS VERY GOOD TASTE. DANI: LET'S BRING IN TYLER WHO I AM ASSUMING IS NOT WEARING THE SAME TIME. WHAT WAS THE TREASURY SECRETARY SPEAKING ABOUT.TAYLOR: YEAH, THAT WAS IN A CONTENTIOUS EXCHANGE WITH THE RANKING MEMBER ON SENATE BANKING, SENATOR ELIZABETH WARREN WHO ASKED IF THE TREASURY SECRETARY WHETHER OR NOT HE COULD GUARANTEE IF A FUTURE FED CHAIR KEVIN WARSH WOULD FACE CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION IF HE DID NOT LOWER RATES. THE TREASURY SECRETARY SAID THE DECISION WOULD ULTIMATELY BE UP TO THE PRESIDE ...

Governor, thank you so much for speaking. Good to see you. Now, markets definitely ramped up bets on a march cuts after the decision.They now see it more as a 5050. Does that feel right. Were they underpriced ahead of this.Well, you may have seen it in my submission, in my paragraph in the minutes I said that I will be you know, I said, I think there is, you know, a prospect of, you know, some further some further cuts in interest rates. And I said I think in my last sentence, I said, I'll go into each meet ...

Now, are we are we still in a good place. I would certainly argue that we are in a good place and inflation is in a good place. Now.Two words of explanation because some of you might be riveted to the January data points. And I would like just to remind you that a good place is a factor of whether we are. Convinced that we will reach our medium term target of 2%.And we cannot be. Hostage to one data points. I've said that many times we cannot be hostage to one reading of inflation, which is set to vary over ...

The ECB has held rates as expected by traders and economists as they're expected to not just this year, but next year as well. Officials saying that they're in a good place when it comes to the economy. Let's see if they hold up that line at the press conference with the press, Christine Lagarde in just under half an hour's time.But they have reiterated the language that they're not committing to a particular rate path, that they're going to be data dependent when it comes to making these decisions. If you ...

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Let me start with you. The vote split. A bit of a surprise, then, I guess.Yes, it is. But at the same time, it's not because the data points clearly in the direction of falling inflation. So let me maybe frame it from the perspective of supply and demand shocks.So what we saw in 2025 was a year of a couple shocks. So these were negative supply shocks because of fiscal policy and because of tariffs. Right.So it was more expensive for firms to produce and they had to pass on some of the high prices. But going ...

Japan will vote this Sunday after PM Sanae Takaichi called for a snap election last month. It’s a bold gamble for Japan’s first-ever female PM since she risks a self-inflicted ouster. Here's what's at stake for Japan, foreigners and investors. ...