In this latest episode of Bloomberg Studio 1.0, host Emily Chang sits down for an exclusive interview with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella. He discusses the COVID-19 pandemic and hopes for a new administration; what he thinks about working from home; new ways to promote employee engagement and work-life balance; as well as US competition with China; TikTok; and antitrust issues facing the tech sector.

After more than 40 years at IBM, former CEO and Executive Chairman Ginni Rometty grants us her exclusive 'exit interview' in this special Bloomberg Studio 1.0 with anchor Emily Chang. Rometty discusses leading the company through decades of rapid change and the company's breakthroughs in innovations like AI, quantum computing and cloud. She also shares more about her commitment to diversity, perspective on being a female leader and how her upbringing helped shape her work ethic.

Technology meets the dating world in this latest Bloomberg Studio 1.0, when anchor Emily Chang sits down with Bumble CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd. One of the Co-Founders of Tinder, Wolfe Herd started the social and dating app Bumble, which puts women in the driver's seat, back in 2014. Anticipated by Wall Street to go public in 2021, Bumble is a community of over 100 million users across six continents. Wolfe Herd discusses the app's global growth, empowering women, and lessons learned as an...

Former National Economic Council Director and fmr. Goldman Sachs executive Gary Cohn is talking technology in this latest edition of Bloomberg Studio 1.0 with Emily Chang. Whether it be blockchain and bitcoin; alternative payments and security; or regulation - Cohn offers his perspective on the technology that's shaping a Covid-19 world, and where it's headed in the future.

The Coronavirus is just one of the many challenges consumer-user review site Yelp has faced in recent months, for both its clients and its employees. In this edition of Bloomberg Studio 1.0, Yelp CEO Jeremy Stoppelman sits down with Emily Chang to discuss the challenges of doing business in a pandemic, signs of resiliency in the restaurant and food business as well as the Justice Department's antitrust lawsuit of rival Google.

Emily Chang sits down with multiple Silicon Valley veterans profiled in Netflix's hit film "The Social Dilemma" Tristan Harris, former Design Ethicist at Google, now Co-Founder of the Center for Humane Technology, Tim Kendall, former Head of Monetization at Facebook and former President of Pinterest, now CEO of Moment. They are joined by Safiya Noble, Associate Professor at UCLA, and author of a best-selling book on bias in technology to discuss the impact of social media on society.

Emily Chang sits down with Tim Sweeney, CEO of Epic Games, and creator of the popular Fortnite game on "Bloomberg Studio 1.0" as he fires the first shots at Apple and Google for their app-store fees.

Microsoft Corp’s co-founder Bill Gates said we’ll be “lucky” if we get an effective vaccine before the end of the year. Gates has spent most of his time and efforts during the pandemic into funding vaccine research and development. Since early February, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has committed over $350 million to kick-start the development of vaccines and treatments. Bloomberg's Emily Chang speaks to Gates on the latest edition of Studio 1.0.

Emily Chang speaks to Tristan Walker, founder and CEO of Walker and Co., Iman Abuzeid, founder and CEO of Incredible Health, Chris Bennett, the founder and CEO of Wonderschool and Stephanie Lampkin, founder and CEO of Blendoor about the lack of racial diversity in corporate America.

Emily Chang speaks to Airbnb Co-Founder and CEO Brian Chesky on this special pandemic edition of Bloomberg Studio 1.0 about how the global travel company has not ruled out going public this year and the expected surge in bookings owed to the pent-up travel demand.

Emily Chang speaks to Shopify Founder & CEO Tobias Lütke on this special pandemic edition of Bloomberg Studio 1.0 about the e-commerce company’s rise to Canada’s largest publicly traded company by market value and how the pandemic has changed business, prompting the decision to allow its 5,000 employees to work from home indefinitely. 

Spotify's CEO Daniel Ek speaks with Bloomberg's Emily Chang about the company's COVID-19 efforts in helping musicians, the $18 billion opportunity in advertising sales and reveals what's on his pandemic playlist.

The RealReal Founder and CEO Julie Wainwright speaks to Bloomberg's Emily Chang on the latest edition of Studio 1.0 about her online luxury consignment business and how the company uses technology to authenticate products and keep fakes off the market.

Intel CEO Bob Swan speaks to Bloomberg's Brad Stone about the company's global supply chain and the trade war between the U.S. and China.

Andreessen Horowitz Co-Founder Ben Horowitz speaks to Bloomberg Technology's Brad Stone on Studio 1.0 about his new book "What You Do Is Who You Are" discussing company leadership and mistakes founders make in corporate culture.

Microsoft President Brad Smith sits down with Bloomberg's Tom Giles for an exclusive interview on Bloomberg Studio 1.0 about his new book Tools and Weapons: The Promise and the Peril of the Digital Age.

Emily Chang sits down for an exclusive interview with Astro Teller, head of Alphabet's X lab, to discuss "moonshot" projects such as Waymo, Wing, Glass and Loon.

Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi sits down for an exclusive interview with Bloomberg’s Emily Chang. They discuss his leadership, Uber's path to profitability, and why he is not worried about the U.S.-China trade tensions.

Bloomberg Technology's Emily Chang speaks to Grab Co-Founders Anthony Tan and Hooi Ling Tan about the Southeast Asian ride-hailing business on the latest episode of Bloomberg Studio 1.0. In the exclusive conversation, they tell us how the company partnered with Uber gaining Dara Khosrowshahi to their board and how they have their sights set on becoming a super-app.

Bloomberg Technology's Emily Chang speaks to Backstage Capital Founder and Managing Partner Arlan Hamilton about investing in diverse, female founders on the latest episode of Bloomberg Studio 1.0.

GoPro Founder and CEO Nick Woodman speaks to Emily Chang at GoPro's Headquarters in San Mateo, California in March 2019 for this episode of Bloomberg's Studio 1.0. In this interview, they discuss GoPro's challenges in trying to become a media company and launching a drone. They also speak about GoPro's competition and the company's move of US-bound camera manufacturing from China to Mexico under the threat of tariffs.

Bloomberg's Emily Chang sits down with Quibi Founder and Chairman, Former Dreamworks Founder and CEO, Former Walt Disney Co. Chairman Jeffrey Katzenberg to discuss his new mobile streaming service and his storied Hollywood career.

Bloomberg's Emily Chang speaks to Rakuten CEO and Lyft board member Mickey Mikitani at Rakuten's North American headquarters in San Mateo, CA. They discuss the global footprint of the Japanese e-commerce company and his investment in Lyft. Rakuten owns nearly 31.4 million shares, or 13% of the company, which are managed by Mikitani. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Bloomberg's Emily Chang sits down with Meg Whitman, Quibi CEO and former CEO of eBay and Hewlett-Packard to discuss their new video streaming service, Quibi in Los Angeles. They also discuss the current state of U.S. politics, the future of Facebook's leadership and business strategies for entering the Chinese video market

Bloomberg's Emily Chang sits down Maha Ibrahim, General Partner, Canaan Kirsten Green, Founding Partner Forerunner Ventures and Aileen Lee, Founder & Partner, Cowboy Ventures to discuss the need for more women in venture capital,  trade tariffs impacting VC spending, Facebook's future leadership and regulation in tech.