Bloomberg Intelligence's Carl Riccadonna discusses the outlook for Fed policy with Bloomberg's David Gura on "Bloomberg Markets."

Virgin Group Founder Richard Branson discusses the economy, China and the price and production of oil.

Turning down a $40,000 scholarship to study law may have seemed like a crazy idea at the time but 20 year old Jake Millar has proved he can make his own way in business.

Interview with Nigel Morrison, Managing Director of SKYCITY

Another plunge in the price of crude oil sent stocks sharply lower on Wednesday, bringing the market to its lowest level in nearly two years.

Merk Investments President Axel Merk discusses the global selloff in stocks.

JPMorgan Asset Management CEO Mary Callahan Erdoes weighs in on the global markets rout. She speaks from the World Economic Forum in Davos.

It's been an ugly start to the year for China, with Chinese stocks in Hong Kong falling to global financial crisis lows. Bloomberg Businessweek's Peter Coy takes a look at how China's mess affects the world, and explains why the US economy is still relatively insulated.

Bloomberg's Hannah Elliott reports on comedian Jerry Seinfeld selling his Porsches.

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the world's largest philanthropic organization, has a singular objective: improve the lives of people in poor countries. Historically, the foundation has given away money, much of it to fight infectious diseases. Now it has a new strategy: invest in technologies that can make goods and services affordable to the poor.

SpaceX founder Elon Musk has released video of its rocket tipping over upon landing and exploding.

It has been a wild week in China and a volatile time for the yuan after the PBOC stepped in to the market.

Jonathan Ebinger, BlueRun Ventures general partner, and Bubba Murarka, a DFJ partner, compare innovation in China with innovation in Silicon Valley.

Apple could owe more than $8 billion in back taxes as a result of a European Commission investigation into its tax policies.

Bank of America and Morgan Stanley are selling shares in Uber Technologies to their high-net worth clients, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Bloomberg's Joe Weisenthal talks about what he's following ahead of today's ‘What’d You Miss?’

David Zervos, chief market strategist at Jefferies, explains why current market conditions remind him of 1998 and what that could mean to investors.

Joseph Lupton, JPMorgan Chase's senior global economist, discusses the emerging markets rout with Bloomberg's Scarlet Fu, Joe Weisenthal and Alix Steel on "What'd You Miss?"

CCLA Investment Management CIO James Bevan discusses his outlook for the markets and his investment ideas.

Bloomberg's Tracy Alloway discusses the threat to the banana market with Bloomberg's Alix Steel, Joe Weisenthal and Scarlet Fu.

The production model of the Ford GT has finally arrived. The GT is the first real American supercar in decades that can more than hold its own against anything across the pond. Bloomberg Pursuits' Hannah Elliott got a first look at the GT at the Detroit Auto Show.

Boston Private Wealth Chief Strategist Robert Pavlik discusses turmoil in the markets, oil prices and his investment strategy.

Vivek Vaidya, vice president of automotive and transport in Asia-Pacific at Frost & Sullivan, discusses tech companies stepping into the auto industry with new products, the impact of the disruption and the future of the industry.

A superyacht worth up to $60 million was launched today from the McMullen & Wing shipyard in Mt Wellington.

Prestige Economics' Jason Schenker weighs in on the price and production of oil.

David Bowie’s innovation in rock music and fashion also stretched to financial markets. The musician, who died on Sunday, was the first to securitize royalty streams, selling $55 million of Bowie Bonds in 1997 that were tied to future earnings from hits including "Space Oddity" and "Changes."

Lululemon Athletica is at a turning point. It's been two years since the active-wear company brought in Laurent Potdevin as chief executive officer. His task: cut the waste and expense of designing, making and distributing its garments, and rebuild customer trust after the 2013 recall of $98 yoga pants that became sheer when the wearer bent over.

Volkswagen CEO Matthias Mueller discusses Volkswagen's strategy to win back U.S. customers in the wake of the pollution controls scandal. He speaks from The North American International Auto Show.

Vevo CEO Erik Huggers talks about the platform and artist rights with Bloomberg's Cory Johnson at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.