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"We are not arresting people because of their political affiliation," Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam says police is arresting suspects who have breached laws based on evidence https://trib.al/NDqXSdm  @BloombergTVpic.twitter.com/kyyQBCTKsH

WATCH: Vlad Tenev, co-founder and chief executive officer at Robinhood Markets, discusses why he decided to restrict buying on 13 securities on the platform https://trib.al/FP9wTF2  $GME $AMC $NOKpic.twitter.com/kPxWuYJOhL

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam says there is no indication that China will take action against banks that comply with U.S. sanctions https://trib.al/XPRHhjt  @BloombergTVpic.twitter.com/XUutthCh7M

Robinhood responds. My interview with CEO @vladtenev. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2021-01-29/robinhood-wasn-t-forced-into-buying-limits-ceo-video …pic.twitter.com/cQDZaCQSkw

WATCH: "We are obviously all about access and we're going to stand for the individual investor," says Vlad Tenev, CEO and co-founder of Robinhood, the trading app popular with investors behind this month’s wildest stock swings via @BloombergTV https://trib.al/opKwmys pic.twitter.com/B9HljFhIqS

WATCH: Robinhood is in "constant communication" with regulators, says CEO and co-founder Vlad Tenev. But he declined to elaborate on whether regulators were in contact before the app restricted trading of stocks like GameStop, Nokia and AMC https://trib.al/opKwmys  $GME $AMC $NOKpic.twitter.com/5TCwSAnGyM

WATCH: Robinhood CEO and co-founder Vlad Tenev defends decision to restrict trading of stocks like GameStop, Nokia and AMC. "I think these situations are different ... and these are unprecedented times in the past couple weeks," he says https://trib.al/opKwmys  $GME $AMC $NOKpic.twitter.com/cCqZV2Iv3P

Bloomberg’s @emilychangtv asks Robinhood CEO and co-founder Vlad Tenev if he was prepared to deal with the avalanche of complaints. Here’s what he had to say via @BloombergTV https://trib.al/opKwmys  $GME $AMC $NOKpic.twitter.com/baakr9JphF

That brings #TheYearAhead to a close! Thank you to all who participated or tuned in. Special thank you to our sponsors @AlixPartnersLLP and @IBM for making these conversations possible! Missed the event? Catch the recap here! http://bloom.bg/2YrEGIt pic.twitter.com/R9dE2ii7eN

What about the day's news -GameStop? "It's analogous to social platforms generally. When you create this wide-open space, democratize investing as @RobinhoodApp brands itself as doing, and you have it in a deregulated environment already it creates a runaway train" @margaretomarapic.twitter.com/0VS0E5375I

How can we combat vaccine hesitancy? @WHO Chief Scientist @doctorsoumya, "People rather than being anti-vaccine just want more information. They have questions they want answered. We need to start communicating about how it was developed, how it's assured quality." #TheYearAheadpic.twitter.com/xT8VMSkz9V

Where are we when it comes to vaccine data collection? Dr. @uche_blackstock of @AdvHealthEquity talks with @ArmstrongDrew. "What we are already seeing is incomplete data. Only 17 of the 50 states are actually reporting racial and ethnic demographic data." #TheYearAheadpic.twitter.com/0VRZJHg9vx

.@business' @ArmstrongDrew talks with @WHO's @doctorsoumya about when it's fair to assess how equal distribution has been. "A minimum of six months. It's unprecedented that several vaccines have been developed within 12 months of a new pathogen being discovered." #TheYearAheadpic.twitter.com/1YLixoRMZ1

How is @AmericanExpress building its business in China? CEO Stephen Squeri discusses with @CarolineHydeTV. "We think China is really going to be a good growth opportunity for us. The brand does resonate very well within China." #TheYearAheadpic.twitter.com/PFG7zC74eY