David Westin is a Bloomberg TV anchor and reporter. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, sports business, and regional interest, with a particular focus on individual sports and competitive sports in North America and LATAM. David's work has been featured in prominent publications such as USA TODAY, Yahoo Sports, and Fortune, among others.
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David Westin’s coverage primarily focuses on Wall Street, the economy, and government announcements. There is also a significant emphasis on expert commentary related to these topics.
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What happens when intellectual capital flows across borders?
By: David Westin, Edward Dufner
Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio said the US is losing credibility as a global power willing to fight to defend its interests while China accumulates wealth and influence, fundamentally reshaping how the rest of the world views the two nations.
By: David Westin
President Donald Trump took a trip to Beijing this week, and Mamdani’s feud with Griffin heated up
(Bloomberg) -- Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio said the US is losing credibility as a global power willing to fight to defend its interests
People Inc. finds ways around the disruption.
By: David Westin
It’s been a big week for Google and the World Cup.
President Donald Trump considers himself the ultimate negotiator, whether it’s over trade or stopping wars or getting what he wants out of Congress. But it’s one thing to negotiate; it’s another to walk away with an actual agreement to show for all the talking.When I was at ABC, part of my job was spending time in Hollywood on deals, including with studios, agents and talent. One of the best negotiators I ran across was Bob Daly, who was the then-head of Warner Brothers. Daly was known for sayin
The North American trade agreement is up for review
Elon Musk made history last month.
The markets continue to be dominated by news of artificial intelligence
