00:00Hasn't the first year of Donald Trump's second term felt a little bit like riding
00:04a roller coaster?
00:05The stomach-churning dives, the disorienting twists and turns?
00:09Which is why that's the illustration on the February cover of Bloomberg Business Week
00:13as we take stock on the first anniversary of the inauguration.
00:17Nobel Prize-winning economist Darren Asimeglu presents his unified theory of Trump, casting
00:23his ambitious agenda as a historic attempt to expand presidential power.
00:27Economist Adam Pozen argues that government-induced uncertainty could paralyze the economy in 2026.
00:34If you're an investor, you definitely want to read his essay.
00:37We look at how the playbook for CEOs has changed.
00:40For example, they might want to book a reservation for dinner at Mar-a-Lago.
00:43And we present a guide to which U.S. traditions have changed, which have it, and what Trump
00:48is likely to challenge in the year ahead.
00:49Plus, we talk to iconic founder Daniel Ek about Spotify's leadership transition.
00:54He rarely gives interviews, and about the future of online music in the age of AI.
00:59We profile the cult grocery chain Aldi, which soon might be expanding to your town.
01:04And we investigate the new science of longevity, from health wearables to blue zones to saunas,
01:10which apparently benefit you because they bring people together.
01:13Don't you want to live longer just to see how it all turns out?
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