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Ordinary Americans seeking to lock in relatively high income have been surprisingly heavy buyers of US corporate bonds this year, emerging as an important source of demand for the securities even as yields have soared in recent months.

The nuclear power boom is prompting CME Group Inc. to move ahead with a new futures contract backed by physical supplies of uranium, a key fuel source.

Marsh & McLennan Cos. is lobbying US regulators to allow banks to hold less capital against loans covered by credit risk insurance as they look for new ways to offload data center exposure.

Data-center developers are increasingly turning to so-called behind-the-meter power generation to bypass years-long waits for grid connections and get their facilities running sooner. Ed Hirs, Energy Fellow at the University of Houston, discusses the energy sector, growing need for data-center power, and what government officials in Texas, and around the US, are doing about it. (Source: Bloomberg)

Ethan Allen has named former Neiman Marcus Group executive Stefanie Tsen Ward as its interim CEO and expanded its board to nine people to include four more directors, after activist investor DGB Investments gained majority control of the board last week. Mengqi Sun reports on "Bloomberg Open Interest." (Source: Bloomberg)

El envío a Houston marca un giro tras años de acuerdos de mantenimiento con Irán y China.

With little gas in storage and prices surging, Europe is holding its breath for a mild winter. Nicole Sy explains. (Source: Bloomberg)

Sixth Street Partners Chief Executive Officer Alan Waxman said he sees growing signs of upheaval in the artificial intelligence boom, prompting the firm to stay largely on the sidelines.

India is making it easier for foreigners to visit the country, overhauling its visa system as it looks to draw more tourists, students and medical travelers, and facilitate business visits.

The Cybertruck’s brief lifespan captures the effective end of Tesla’s original mission to bring electric vehicles to the masses, Bloomberg Opinion columnist Liam Denning says. (Source: Bloomberg)

Venezuela is sending state-owned oil equipment to the US for repairs for the first time in more than a decade, marking re-engagement with traditional suppliers after years of sanctions and underinvestment.

Rosenberg Research founder and President David Rosenberg says a 50 basis-point rate hike by the Federal Reserve in December is on the table but not firmly. (Source: Bloomberg)

The gas-fired power plants currently planned for data center sites around the US would significantly increase emissions from the country’s energy sector, according to a report from BloombergNEF.

California’s newly elected insurance commissioner, a protégée of Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, is promising sweeping changes to the state’s $3 trillion home and auto insurance market as climate-fueled wildfires drive up costs and private insurers flee.

Tax-loss harvesting has turbocharged the growth of municipal-bond exchange traded funds in 2026 at the expense of open-end mutual funds, which may lose much of those assets for good, according to Vanguard Group.

As Dallas emerges as a formidable capital markets hub, Bloomberg Invest gathered CEOs, exchange operators, prominent investors and wealth management leaders to examine the shifting financial landscape. Discussions focused on issuer strategies, capital formation, AI opportunities and risks, and what's attractive across public and private markets. (Source: Bloomberg)

A protest by truckers and regional buses over fuel prices and roadway tolls was snarling traffic across Chile on Wednesday, threatening exports of fresh produce at the start of the country’s agricultural season.

Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd. is cutting capacity as the UK carrier grapples with higher oil prices and softened demand.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc., HSBC Holdings Plc and Fortress Investment Group are among financial heavyweights teaming up on one of Saudi Arabia’s first major private credit deals since the regional war began.

The 81 Collection, a Chicago-based venture capital firm that’s a backer of Colossal Biosciences Inc., has raised $82 million for its second fund.

At least two cargoes of French wheat and one from Argentina were booked for China last week, according to people familiar with the matter, signaling that a major buyer is snapping up the grain after a slump in global prices.

The rout in Brazilian assets sparked by Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s re-election shows little sign of abating, with some of the nation’s biggest money managers saying a downturn that has already wiped out months of gains could get even worse.

US stocks extended gains Wednesday, with the technology-heavy Nasdaq 100 index briefly erasing losses suffered after the US midterm election, as excitement over the artificial intelligence trade returned.

Anthropic PBC’s initial public offering has drawn multiple times the orders for the shares available, according to people familiar with the matter, as demand accelerates for potentially the biggest first-time share sale ever.

Growing unease over the artificial intelligence trade is testing a monthslong habit of bottom-fishers to jump in every time the stock market dips.

Saudi Arabia told OPEC that its crude oil production climbed 26% in October to one of the highest monthly levels in years, as its acceleration of flows through the Strait of Hormuz helps push down prices.

European stocks set a fresh record as rebounding energy and tech shares picked up the baton to extend a period of outperformance.

Bajaj Finance Ltd. launched a share sale to raise as much as 117 billion rupees ($1.25 billion) from institutional investors in Mumbai, according to terms seen by Bloomberg, in what would be the first major Indian equity offering since Jio Platforms Ltd.’s record $3.1 billion initial public offering last month.

The Treasury market selloff unleashed by hot October inflation data is poised to deepen when bond trading resumes on Thursday, price action in the futures market suggests.

Oil climbed after a two-day decline, as traders weighed mixed signals on the prospects for a conclusion to the Iran war.

A rally in tech giants drove stocks higher on bets the artificial-intelligence trade that has powered the bull market has more room to run.

Nvidia Corp.’s investigation of Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang’s affair with an alleged Chinese spy is raising questions about the company’s future and sending its stock into a tailspin.