Deanna Paul, former NYC Assistant District Attorney, discusses the Trump legal team's actions during his hush-money criminal trial trib.al/RpOodXK

Everything higher for a third straight week: What you missed in the markets trib.al/lqXaM5Z

-Progyny
-3M
-Cheesecake Factory

Romaine Bostick has today's top calls trib.al/y81bDZO

The Bank of England sent its clearest signal yet that it was closing in on interest rate cuts.

Here's why it hasn't happened yet and what's taking so long trib.al/4DLT9Vr

Apple issued a rare apology for an advertisement touting its latest iPad Pro that upset many creatives and other customers. The company also said it won’t air the ad on television as planned.

Caroline Hyde reports trib.al/mrBO72N

Ironsides' Barry Knapp says the Fed has caused serious damage to the housing market by the way they've tightened, and TS Lombard's Skylar Montgomery Koning gives her expectations for inflation.

More markets here: trib.al/KMDcAIW

AllianceBernstein Director of US High Yield Credit Will Smith and Arena Investors CEO, CIO Dan Zwirn discuss global credit markets in an interview with Sonali Basak on 'Bloomberg Real Yield' trib.al/m7DKoaW

Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Austan Goolsbee doesn’t think inflation is stuck above the central bank’s target, saying, “there isn’t at this time much evidence, in my view, that inflation is stalling out at 3%' trib.al/NkWzYKx

“Why should we leave when they’re the ones who suck?”

Y Combinator's Garry Tan tells Emily Chang at #BloombergTech that startups have a 2x chance of becoming unicorns if they stay in San Francisco

Attorney Robert McWhirter, an expert in criminal and constitutional law, discussed developments this week in Trump’s trial in New York on Bloomberg Television’s Balance of Power early edition at 1pm ET trib.al/RR1Sxy5

As Fed Governor Michelle Bowman says she doesn’t expect it will be appropriate for the Fed to cut rates in 2024, the major financial players at Milken give their take on the Fed.

Here's what Ken Griffin, John Williams and more have to say trib.al/8jPHMWr

Jim Simons, the mathematician-investor who created what many in finance consider the world’s greatest moneymaking machine at his secretive firm, Renaissance Technologies, has died. He was 86 trib.al/qGW3ofG

-The S&P 500 is 1% away from a record high
-Sales are up at TSMC, bidding the question: What does that mean for Nvidia and AI?
-Elon Musk needs to make up his mind

Manus Cranny reports. Tune into 'Bloomberg Brief' at 5am ET trib.al/liHsoq7

US consumer sentiment declined in early May to a six-month low as short-term inflation expectations and concerns about the job market picked up.

Joanne Hsu, economics director for the University of Michigan, speaks to Michael McKee about the results trib.al/aAfkE9D

Elon Musk touted plans to expand Tesla’s Supercharger network just over a week after firing almost all of the roughly 500 people who ran the business trib.al/qV80QFd

Dan Ives of Wedbush Securities explains why Apple is apologizing for its viral iPad ad trib.al/7ZNLfUx

Neil Dutta, head of US economic research at Renaissance Macro, explains how the US labor market has achieved rebalancing and makes the case for weaker inflation going forward trib.al/uv0uFSZ

Dan Ives of Wedbush Securities says China is likely to strike back if the US hits it with new tariffs on electric vehicles trib.al/ggxx1dz

Anastasia Amoroso, iCapital chief investment strategist, says 'stocks are worth being in' right now.

She also expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates once, maybe twice this year trib.al/O1WTGL8