Jun.19 -- Stephen Schwarzman, head of Blackstone Group LP, has given 150 million pounds ($188 million) to the University of Oxford, the latest in a string of mega-donations to higher learning. The money will help pay for a new humanities building and for the creation of a new institute for the study of the ethics of artificial intelligence. Schwarzman speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."

Jun.18 -- The city of Suzhou, known as “the Venice of the East” for its web of intricate waterways, is drawing attention for a grand project: a sprawling network of databases designed to track the behavior of China’s population. Suzhou was one of a dozen places chosen in 2018 by President Xi Jinping’s government to run a social-credit trial, which can reward or punish citizens for their behavior. John Liu reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."

Jun.12 -- U.K. Digital & Culture Secretary Jeremy Wright speaks to Bloomberg’s Caroline Hyde from the Sooner Than You Think event in London.

Volkswagen AG discontinued a self-driving technology partnership with Silicon Valley startup Aurora Innovation Inc. as it draws closer to a broader collaboration on autonomous cars with Ford Motor Co.

Apple is reportedly close to acquiring a self-driving car startup. Amber Kanwar and Jon Erlichman discuss.

Jun.05 -- Robin Hu, head of sustainability and stewardship group at Temasek Holdings Pte, Singapore’s state investment firm, talks about sustainable investing. He speaks on the sidelines of the 6th Ecosperity Conference hosted by Temasek on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."

Jun.03 -- Andy Penn, chief executive officer of Australia's Telstra, talks about the outlook for the telecommunications industry, the company's strategy, Huawei's phones, and the opportunities he sees. He speaks on the sidelines of Morgan Stanley's inaugural Australia Summit in Sydney on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."