@MaryEllenKlas @clive_crook “The US is long overdue for an overhaul of its work visa program, and the Georgia fiasco should be the catalyst,” writes @MaryEllenKlas. Tune in for live analysis 🎥 https://t.co/IuTznj31ep

@MaryEllenKlas @clive_crook The Hyundai raid “will have a chilling effect [on foreign companies] unless the administration corrects itself,” says @clive_crook. Tune in for live analysis 🎥 https://t.co/IuTznj31ep

@MaryEllenKlas The US negotiated a lower tariff on South Korea in exchange for US investment. “You would imagine the administration would want to underline that win,” says @clive_crook https://t.co/IuTznj31ep

@MaryEllenKlas Was the Georgia Hyundai Plant raid just part of the Trump administration’s effort to reach deportation quotas? Tune in for live analysis 🎥 https://t.co/IuTznj31ep

LIVE NOW: How will the White House handle the fallout after several hundred workers, most of them South Korean, were detained at a Hyundai facility in Georgia? 🎥 Tune in as @TimOBrien discusses with @MaryEllenKlas and @clive_crook https://t.co/IuTznj2toR

What’s at stake in the unexpected US-China fight over the Panama Canal? @JPSpinetto traveled to the crucial waterway to find out 🎥

For more #SustainableBizSummit, join us next month in Singapore as we look at the specific nuances and opportunties within APAC's corporate sustainability story. Join us July 30th! https://t.co/ZjhpCN5rGx

RECAP: Missed Opening Night with Standard Chartered at #BloombergInvest Hong Kong? Watch the full program dedicated to exploring what’s next in wealth across Asia, providing the key insights and opportunities shaping the region’s financial future.

.@PictetGroup Head of Alternative Investments Asia, Hui Yang Goh contrasts the differences between European and US real estate markets, "US overbuilds and Europe under builds, so explore these opportunities." ⏯️ https://t.co/WInXW9cU03

ICYMI: What does President Trump want from Canada? "More." Former Minister of Finance Bill Morneau tells @BBGNewEconomy's @ErikSchatzker at #BloombergInvest Hong Kong. ⏯️ https://t.co/LJcMIOMJeB

NOW: #BloombergInvest Hong Kong concludes with @Allianz Global Investors' Tobias Pross, Canada's Former Minister of Finance Bill Morneau, 3C AGI Partners' Esther Wong, and more. https://t.co/yLIs3frx7d

On this morning's news, "The two sides, US and China have agreed to a framework on how to move things forward, and I think that colors most of the conversations going on," @DavidInglesTV #BloombergInvest

On the talks out of London between Presidents Xi and Trump, "[There are] few concrete details so far, but the US side says it expects issues around rare earth minerals will be resolved," @YvonneManTV & @DavidInglesTV simulcast @BloombergTV's “The China Show” at #BloombergInvest

On the trade talks held in London, "For us in Hong Kong we won't underestimate the challenge," Financial Secretary, The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Paul Chan #BloombergInvest @DavidInglesTV

Financial Secretary Paul Chan gives us an overview of Hong Kong's economy in 2025, "This year the estimate GDP growth is 2-3%...the first quarter performance was impressive - 3.1%" #BloombergInvest @DavidInglesTV

On the return of big listings to Hong Kong, "CATL is classic example, enjoying a lot of attention. You know the Deep Seek moment, causing the foreign investors to reassess the technological capabilities and innovations on the mainland," Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan

"They are also encouraging mainland companies to go global." Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan tells @DavidInglesTV #BloombergInvest

"The Central Authorities are very supportive of this move and encouraging the mainland major companies coming to Hong Kong for listing," Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan tells @DavidInglesTV #BloombergInvest ⏯️ https://t.co/RfuNTGXIhD

"Hong Kong is still the platform for the mainland to interact with the international investors," Financial Secretary Paul Chan tells @DavidInglesTV at #BloombergInvest

Does Hong Kong need to do more to attract non-mainland companies? "We do want to attract more companies from overseas to come to Hong Kong for listing," Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan #BloombergInvest @DavidInglesTV ⏯️ https://t.co/RfuNTGXIhD