On The Circuit with Emily Chang, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei addresses reports that the US military is using Claude as part of the US-Israel war with Iran, including during a strike in Iran that destroyed a girls' school, killing more than 150 people.
Amodei concedes "terrible" mistakes will be made but defends the integration of AI in defense by emphasizing that "a human makes the final call."
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SpaceX afronta este viernes una prueba crucial protagonizando el mayor debut bursátil de la historia con una valoración de 1,8 billones de dólares, que ha convertido a su fundador, Elon Musk, en el primer billonario del mundo. Con datos de este jueves, su fortuna ascendía a unos 970. 000 millones de dólares, según el Índice de Multimillonarios de Bloomberg. El empresario de origen sudafricano controla alrededor del 42% de la compañía, además de una posición de control reforzada a través de derechos especiales de voto.
No obstante, aunque recauden la mayor cantidad de dinero jamás obtenida en una oferta pública inicial (OPV), SpaceX todavía necesita la validación del mercado respecto a su ambición de dominar la IA y transportar seres humanos a la Luna y Marte, además de su controvertido sistema de gobierno corporativo, que promete a Musk un control casi total. "Escalar es muy caro. Las cosas que hacemos cuestan mucho dinero", ha declarado recientemente la presidenta de SpaceX, Gwynne Shotwell, quien ha asegurado que como empresa cotizada, seguirán centrados en objetivos a largo plazo y prestarán menos atención a los resultados trimestrales.
Las acciones de SpaceX han cerrado su primer día cotizando en Wall Street, con un subida de casi el 20%, hasta los 160 dólares por título. Los mercados paralelos anticipaban un debut espectacular, con una subida de al menos el 35%. El precio de partida ha sido de 135 dólares por acción. La OPV recibió solicitudes por más de cuatro veces la cantidad de acciones ofrecidas. La inusual decisión de la empresa de fijar un precio y un tamaño determinados impidió que los bancos captaran todo el interés creciente, dejando a una enorme cantidad de potenciales compradores compitiendo por conseguir acciones y preparando el terreno para una primera jornada bursátil muy alcista.
Aun así, el tamaño sin precedentes del debut de SpaceX complica la mecánica del mercado, y el temor a fallos inesperados como los que afectaron a la salida a bolsa de Facebook en 2012 mantendrá a los ejecutivos en tensión. La primera jornada de negociación no solo marcará el tono de las siguientes sesiones, sino que también influirá en las perspectivas de dos posibles gigantescas OPV de rivales de SpaceXen inteligencia artificial: Anthropic y OpenAI. Entre los inversores que no recibieron todas las acciones que deseaban en la OPV se encuentran los compradores minoristas. Este grupo generó más de 100.000 millones de dólares en demanda, gran parte de la cual probablemente quedó insatisfecha.
Otro factor favorable para la acción será la compra obligada por parte de fondos indexados, que podrían generar hasta 6.000 millones de dólares en demanda al adquirir acciones antes de la previsible inclusión acelerada del valor en índices de referencia, según Bloomberg Intelligence. Sin embargo, una gran OPV no garantiza una sesión extraordinaria. El frágil sentimiento que rodea a las empresas recién cotizadas provoca que algunas nunca se recuperen después de cotizar por debajo de su precio de salida el primer día. Incluso algunas compañías que se disparan tras la OPV no logran mantener ese impulso.
Entre las OPV estadounidenses que recaudaron al menos 1.000 millones de dólares, el récord de mayor subida en la primera jornada pertenece a Figma, que subió un 250% en su debut de 2025. Posteriormente perdió esas ganancias y ahora cotiza aproximadamente un 41% por debajo de su precio de salida. Por su parte, Circle Internet Group subió un 168% en su primer día de cotización y continúa aproximadamente a ese mismo nivel respecto a su precio de salida. Según un informe de Trivariate Research, las empresas con pérdidas netas suelen rendir más de un 10% peor durante los primeros 18 meses tras su salida a bolsa en comparación con las compañías rentables. SpaceX registró una pérdida neta de 4.280 millones de dólares en el primer trimestre de 2026.
Parte de la volatilidad posterior a la OPV se explica por el reducido número de acciones disponibles para negociar. La salida a bolsa de SpaceX es excepcional incluso para los estándares habituales: solo alrededor del 4,2% de sus acciones en circulación estarán disponibles para negociación desde el primer día. Aunque una baja proporción de acciones flotantes puede generar volatilidad, algunos inversores están más preocupados por lo que ocurrirá cuando los accionistas internos puedan vender más títulos una vez expiren los acuerdos de bloqueo. "La parte complicada para mí es cómo se absorberá con el tiempo el aumento del capital flotante", afirmó Jeremiah Buckley.
El comportamiento inicial de SpaceX probablemente tendrá un papel desproporcionadamente importante en lo que muchos inversores consideran el objetivo final de Musk: una fusión con Tesla, creando una hipotética 'Elon Inc' que permitiría invertir en una única empresa que reuniera todas las visiones del empresario: robots, coches autónomos, inteligencia artificial y centros de datos espaciales. Aunque no se ha anunciado nada oficialmente, Bloomberg informó de que algunos inversores presionaron a la compañía en enero para estudiar una fusión SpaceX-Tesla antes de hacerse público el acuerdo con xAI.
El inversor inicial Peter Diamandis afirmó en mayo a Bloomberg TV que una operación de este tipo sería solo cuestión de tiempo. Con Wall Street preparándose ya para asignar a SpaceX precios objetivo de hasta 190 dólares por acción, el debate sobre el sueño de Musk de convertir a la humanidad en una especie multiplanetaria está a punto de comenzar.
Indonesia was once seen as a darling of investors. At $1.5 trillion, Indonesia’s GDP is more than that of Singapore and Thailand combined. Until recently, Indonesia’s stock exchange was the biggest in the region.
But fears of corruption and policy missteps in markets and government under President Prabowo Subianto are raising concern about the country’s economic future.
00:00 Introduction
2:07 Indonesia’s economy
2:54 How Indonesia got here
5:03 Wealth inequality
5:25 Prabowo’s state-led capitalism
7:36 Deep-fried stocks
8:40 Investor concerns
10:06 Impact of tariffs and war
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Anthropic Co-Founder and President Daniela Amodei sits down with The Circuit to discuss the intense weight the AI boom has placed on the shoulders of its leaders.
Amodei tells Emily Chang the AI industry is trying to learn from the mistakes of social media giants to self-regulate early https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2026-06-10/inside-anthropic-the-965-billion-ai-juggernaut-video
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Las acciones de Hugo Boss se disparan en bolsa más de un 9% y rozan los 40 euros por título después de que Frasers Group, propietaria de marcas como Lonsdale, Sports Direct y Game, y accionista mayoritario de la compañía, lanzase una OPA sobre el 74% que no controla por 2.000 millones de euros, lo que supone valorar la compañía en 2.700 millones. El grupo británico ha presentado una oferta en efectivo de 38 euros por la alemana, que se traduce en una prima del 4% con respecto al cierre de los mercados el miércoles.
Desde la empresa de trajes de alta gama han asegurado que estudiarán "detenidamente" la oferta no solicitada de Frasers, que sube un 1% en bolsa. Las primeras impresiones de los analistas ven poco probable que esta operación prospere, dada la baja prima. Desde Bloomberg Intelligence defienden que "no está claro qué medidas podría adoptar Frasers para acelerar la recuperación" de la marca alemana de moda, que busca una reestructuración tras verse afectada por la débil demanda en China y la persistente debilidad de la línea de ropa femenina.
Aun así, ven poco probable que surjan ofertas competidoras alternativas, señaló el analista Felix Dennl, de Bankhaus Metzler, en una nota. El precio ofrecido también se encuentra por debajo de algunos niveles a los que el consejero delegado de Hugo Boss, Daniel Grieder, compró acciones durante su mandato, incluyendo una operación de enero de 2023 a un precio medio de 56 euros por acción y una compra de enero de 2024 a algo menos de 59 euros.
Frasers, controlada mayoritariamente por Ashley, lleva tiempo vendiendo productos de Hugo Boss tanto en sus tiendas físicas como 'online'. El año pasado, Michael Murray, consejero delegado de Frasers y yerno de Ashley, se incorporó al consejo de supervisión de Hugo Boss. La propiedad total daría a Frasers control directo sobre la estrategia y la asignación de capital, después de que ambas compañías hayan chocado en los últimos meses.
El año pasado, Frasers amenazó con votar en contra de cualquier dividendo propuesto para los accionistas de Hugo Boss y argumentaba que el efectivo debería invertirse en el crecimiento a largo plazo. También declaró que ya no apoyaba al presidente del consejo de supervisión, Stephan Sturm, una postura que revirtió el martes. Ahora ha dado marcha atrás y en el comunicado sostiene que "sigue apoyando" tanto a Sturm como a Grieder.
Los analistas de Morgan Stanley sugieren que Frasers podría estar intentando aumentar su participación sin activar una oferta pública de adquisición obligatoria, comparando la situación con la de UniCredit, que ha incrementado su participación en Commerzbank por encima del umbral del 30% sin realizar una adquisición completa. En los últimos años, la estrategia de Frasers ha girado en torno a la adquisición de participaciones significativas en otras empresas minoristas con el objetivo de influir en las decisiones de los consejos de administración. De hecho, también ha trascendido su interés por hacerse con Puma.
Su implicación ha provocado enfrentamientos con frecuencia. En una disputa con la cadena de moda rápida online Boohoo, Frasers acusó a su cofundador y presidente ejecutivo, Mahmud Kamani, de destruir el valor de la empresa e intentó destituirlo como director. También trató de impedir que Boohoo cambiara su nombre a Debenhams a principios de este año. En Hugo Boss, Grieder ha racionalizado la oferta de productos y reforzado el control de costes. Se trata de su segundo intento de reestructuración desde que asumió el cargo en 2021.
"The idea that this is cheap marketing is itself cheap marketing."
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei joins The Circuit with Emily Chang to push back against critics who accuse him of hyping artificial intelligence risks to benefit his company.
Amodei also blasts Silicon Valley’s social media "disease" and explains why society needs to start planning for the future of employment right now https://www.bloomberg.com/the-circuit
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Controlling devices with your thoughts is no longer science fiction. China's neurotech ecosystem is advancing rapidly—with regulators having just approved its first commercial BCI.
The latest episode of Primer takes you inside Shanghai-based startup NeuroXess as they run a year-long trial https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2026-06-08/inside-a-brain-chip-startup-in-china
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Emily Chang meets Anthropic co-founders Dario and Daniela Amodei for a rare, in-depth discussion of the startup's origin story, its battles with the Pentagon and how the company says it intends to put safety first in the high-stakes AI race.
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Hosted by high-profile journalist Emily Chang, The Circuit is a fast-paced, dynamic series that lives at the intersection of culture, tech, entertainment, and business. Every week, Chang will go on location to meet the world’s most fascinating founders, influencers, and innovators, conducting intimate interviews and bringing audiences behind the scenes of the most impactful stories, launches, and trends.
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El histórico goteo de salidas a bolsa que preparan OpenAI, Anthropic y SpaceX ha provocado un 'efecto arrastre' para una nueva generación de empresas que estudian seguir sus pasos en Wall Street. Socios de los principales despachos de abogados coinciden en declaraciones a Bloomberg que, al calor de estos movimientos, se ha disparado el interés de compañías en explorar ofertas públicas iniciales (OPV).
El renovado interés supone un alivio para los grandes bufetes de la Gran Manzana que durante los últimos años han presenciado cómo las empresas retrasaban sus planes por la cautela derivada de la volatilidad de los mercados y el endurecimiento de las condiciones financieras. Ahora, los asesores legales sostienen que muchas compañías están adelantando calendarios para aprovechar una ventana de mercado que consideran favorable. "Lo que probablemente veremos es una aceleración de los plazos", señala Schuman -responsable global de mercados de capitales de Latham. Su firma participó este año en la salida a bolsa de Cerebras Systems, una de las operaciones más relevantes vinculadas al auge de la inteligencia artificial.
La fiebre gira en torno a las inminentes OPV de OpenAI, Anthropic y SpaceX. Los inversores consideran que estas compañías podrían convertirse en algunas de las mayores incorporaciones al mercado bursátil en años, lo que, naturalmente, está acentuando la atención sobre el conjunto del ecosistema 'tech'. Otras empresas como Canva, Ramp y Databricks también han manifestado interés en explorar una eventual cotización, aunque sin comprometerse a dar fechas concretas. Thomas Ivey, responsable del área corporativa de fusiones y adquisiciones de Skadden, asegura que el despacho trabaja actualmente con numerosos clientes que preparan su salto al mercado. Según explica, el interés procede de sectores tan diversos como la tecnología, las fintech, las criptomonedas, los seguros, la minería, el consumo y la salud.
Se da la circunstancia de que la recuperación de la actividad bursátil coincide con un aumento de las necesidades de financiación asociadas a la IA y a las infraestructuras que la sustentan. Según los abogados consultados, el impulso ya no se limita a compañías de software, sino que se extiende a negocios que requieren inversiones multimillonarias en centros de datos, energía, redes de transmisión, hardware y proyectos de investigación a largo plazo. "Todos estos data centers necesitan electricidad", explica Jackson O’Maley, socio de mercados de capitales de Vinson & Elkins. El abogado destaca que proyectos como nuevas redes de transmisión eléctrica o desarrollos geotérmicos exigen enormes cantidades de capital, lo que convierte al mercado bursátil en una fuente de financiación especialmente atractiva.
Pese al optimismo, los expertos advierten de que la evolución de las próximas 'megasalidas' a bolsa será determinante para el resto del mercado. Un buen comportamiento de las acciones tras el debut podría impulsar nuevas operaciones, mientras que una recepción fría por parte de los inversores tendría el efecto contrario. "Las grandes ofertas pueden mejorar el sentimiento del mercado y estimular la actividad", señala Dzierniejko. "Pero también pueden generar un entorno más cauteloso si la valoración o el comportamiento posterior decepcionan" añade.
Los principales bufetes ya se están posicionando para estas operaciones. Gibson Dunn asesora a SpaceX en lo quepodría convertirse en una de las mayores salidas a bolsa de la historia con un precio de 135 dólares por acción y la ambición de recaudar 75.000 millones de dólares (64.588 millones de euros al cambio). Por su parte, Cooley y Wachtell Lipton colaboran en los preparativos de OpenAI, mientras que Anthropic ha confiado en Wilson Sonsini para acompañar su proceso de cotización.
What is a brain-computer interface? BCIs allow your brain to communicate directly with external electronics—bypassing the rest of the body entirely to let users control tablets or prosthetic limbs using only their thoughts. More on Primer.
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Brain-computer interfaces could dramatically alter how humans interact with technology. Today, startups around the world are racing to get their devices approved for commercial use. China in particular is moving quickly, earmarking BCI as a strategic industry. The country also recently approved its first BCI for commercial application.
On this episode of Bloomberg Primer, we explore the technology behind BCI and visit Shanghai-based startup NeuroXess, which is conducting a year-long test in a paralyzed patient.
00:00 - 01:54 Intro
01:54 - 04:16 What is a brain-computer interface
04:16 - 04:47 Fundraising
04:47 - 09:07 NeuroXess
09:07 - 12:15 How BCI could change the future
#Tech #China #Computers
Bloomberg Primer cuts through the complex jargon to reveal the business behind technologies poised to transform global markets. This six-part, planet-spanning series offers a comprehensive look at the "impossible" industries vying to shape our future.
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Anne Wojcicki reflects on the legacy of her late sister, former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki, describing how she balanced leading a tech giant with family chaos. More on The Circuit with Emily Chang.
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On The Circuit, 23andMe CEO Anne Wojcicki sits down with Emily Chang to clear up the confusion once and for all, explaining why her family can't even reach a consensus on how to say their own name.
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This year’s World Cup has more teams (48) and more host nations (3) than any previous World Cup. It’s also going to make FIFA billions of dollars, but complications including dynamic ticket pricing and mounting costs are leaving ordinary fans priced out and host cities under financial strain.
The tournament's economics are further complicated by politics. US President Donald Trump has placed himself at the center of the event, even receiving a newly invented “FIFA peace prize” from FIFA President Gianni Infantino. Meanwhile the US-Israel war with Iran has triggered an energy crisis that’s squeezing supplies of jet fuel, leading to higher prices and canceled flights for fans already wary of Trump’s immigration policies.
Explore these and other related stories in more depth on Bloomberg.com:
A Chaotic and Politicized World Cup Lumbers Toward Kickoff
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-05-12/world-cup-2026-faces-trump-drama-ice-fears-ahead-of-fifa-tournament
00:00 Introduction
02:17 US soccer
03:04 Costs of hosting
05:28 Transportation
06:18 International fans
07:29 Infantino & Trump
08:39 FIFA revenue
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FIFA Chief Football Officer Jill Ellis sits down with Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly to project a $500 million revenue increase for the 2027 Women’s World Cup—bringing total revenue to $1 billion.
On this episode of The Deal, Ellis breaks down how global broadcast rights are driving these surging numbers.
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In 2024, the entire board of 23andMe resigned after a disagreement over taking the company private. Wojcicki sits down with Emily Chang on The Circuit to discuss her reaction to the sudden departures and whether anyone made it into her personal "burn book." https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2026-06-03/the-rise-bankruptcy-and-rebirth-of-23andme-video
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Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly sit down with FIFA Chief Football Officer Jill Ellis. Before the World Cup, Ellis shares her thoughts on ticket prices, revenue expectations and the growth of the game.
#FIFA #Sports #WorldCup
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After taking her company private, 23andMe CEO Anne Wojcicki opens up about the high-stakes decision to buy back the DNA-testing giant with her own capital.
On The Circuit, she tells Emily Chang why she wanted to turn the company into a science platform for global health discoveries. https://www.bloomberg.com/the-circuit
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Emily Chang meets 23andMe Institute Chief Executive Officer Anne Wojcicki for a discussion of the rise, fall and rebirth of the personal genetics company.
23andMe Is Back as Nonprofit Aiming to Reach 100 Million Users:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-06-03/23andme-is-back-as-nonprofit-aiming-to-reach-100-million-users
The founder of 23andMe Research Institute wants to reach 100 million users, an ambitious goal after the seller of DNA testing kits emerged from bankruptcy as a nonprofit.
23andMe has the DNA of about 13 million users who mailed in saliva samples in exchange for data about their genetic code. In an interview with Bloomberg’s The Circuit with Emily Chang, Anne Wojcicki said it needs to expand its customer base dramatically.
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Hosted by high-profile journalist Emily Chang, The Circuit is a fast-paced, dynamic series that lives at the intersection of culture, tech, entertainment, and business. Every week, Chang will go on location to meet the world’s most fascinating founders, influencers, and innovators, conducting intimate interviews and bringing audiences behind the scenes of the most impactful stories, launches, and trends.
#23andMe #Genetics #Business
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Hong Kong is betting its economic future on a megadevelopment spanning one-third of its territory. The multibillion-dollar Northern Metropolis project aims to turn a rural frontier of fish ponds, farmland and villages into a tech hub of cutting-edge labs and startups. The effort also will serve as a concrete-and-steel connection to Mainland China, and eventually ten other nearby cities that make up the Greater Bay Area.
But as ambitious as the Northern Metropolis may be, let alone the $2 trillion economy that will include Hong Kong and its sister cities, it is all part of a much larger, almost unfathomable transformation planned for the world’s second-largest economy. Beijing foresees 19 of these megaregions spread across the country, hoping to fuse hundreds of millions of people into urban engines of knowledge and labor.
But Hong Kong's experience may be a warning about what’s to come. As concrete swallows the landscape, it raises a critical question: is this the model for humanity’s utopian future, or that of a hyper-efficient dystopia?
0:00 - China’s Megalopolis Project
1:48 - Cities Are Getting Bigger
2:47 - Northern Metropolis Project
3:59 - Farmers Upended
5:35 - If You Build It…
6:16 - Shenzhen Miracle
7:35 - Megaregional China
8:06 - The Problem
8:58 - China’s Middle Income Trap
10:06 - Utopia or Dystopia?
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