Bloomberg Businessweek

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#13 trending in Markets & Investing this week · most on Bloomberg Daybreak Weekend

Bloomberg Businessweek is an American business magazine and media brand published by Bloomberg L.P. It produces reporting and analysis on companies, markets, economics, technology, management, and business trends, including coverage cited by Bloomberg podcasts and other programs.

Rank this week

#13new
#13 over 30 days

Share of the conversation

0.7‰
46× usual level

0.2‰ of what listeners heard

Reach this week

6 shows
8 episodes · ~99k plays

Tone this week

Neutral
  • Neutral 3

Share of the conversation

Mentions of Bloomberg Businessweek per 1,000 mentions of anything, 7-day rolling, markets & investing.

0.0‰0.25‰0.5‰0.75‰1‰usual level · 0.02‰Jul 27Aug 18Sep 10Oct 2Oct 24
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DayShare (7-day)Mentions
Aug 280.10‰1
Oct 20.09‰1
Oct 160.13‰2
Oct 170.19‰1
Oct 210.25‰1
Oct 220.31‰1
Oct 230.79‰10

Why is it trending?· Last 30 days

Bloomberg Businessweek reports on SpaceX hiring and AI in business schools

Bloomberg Businessweek’s Lauren Grush reports on Bloomberg Surveillance that SpaceX hiring may involve Elon Musk reviewing resumes, with loyalty to Musk and hands-on experience emphasized over advanced degrees.[1]

On Odd Lots, Bloomberg Businessweek survey data is used to report that half of 56 responding business schools have implemented or are developing interactive AI-simulated cases.[2]

Merryn Talks Money carried the same AI-in-business-schools report, so the shows agree on the reported adoption trend rather than presenting competing interpretations.[3][2]

Sources · 3 moments

  1. 1.
    Bloomberg Surveillance · Bloomberg Surveillance TV: October 23rd, 2026
    Carol Massar · Oct 23 · Listen at 0:30 ↗
    “This is the Bloomberg Tech Minute brought to you by ChachiPT. I'm Carol Masser. Getting hired at SpaceX requires exceptional ability and may include having Elon Musk review a candidate's resume. So writes Bloomberg Businessweek's Lauren Gru”
  2. 2.
    Odd Lots · David Byrne Explains How Forgotten Ideas Come Back to Life
    Speaker B · Oct 17 · Listen at 39:28 ↗
    “Harvard Business School over a century ago, the case study invites students to wrestle with a complex problem faced by a real company and its people. That is, until AI, which has kicked off a movement that's now spread to business schools w”
  3. 3.
    Merryn Talks Money · Markets Wrap: The Triple Lock, Bond Yields and Housing
    Carol Massar · Oct 2 · Listen at 14:58 ↗
    “at Harvard Business School over a century ago, the case study invites students to wrestle with a complex problem faced by a real company and its people. That is, until AI, which has kicked off a movement that's now spread to business school”

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