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New York's ‘Live Audiobook’ Events Turn Reading Into a Night Out
Live events are bringing professional narrators, actors and audiences together to experience books beyond their headphones.Emily Flitter
02
AI Capex, Gamble or Jackpot?: Market Snapshot
This week started with a striking warning from the Broadcom CEO, who likened the artificial intelligence market to a "casino." The statement was followed by strong earnings from ASML and a better-than-expected outlook from TSMC, though neither was enough to stem a global tech stock rout. Bloomberg's "The Opening Trade" spoke to analysts and experts about what this tells us about the state of expenditure within the booming trade and whether its becoming an increasingly riskier bet. (Source: Bloom
03
European Shares Outperform S&P 500 Amid Defensive Tilt From AI
European stocks rose, driving their biggest weekly outperformance over the S&P 500 since March, as the region benefits from a defensive tilt among investors away from the AI trade and some positive earnings news.Macarena Muñoz
04
UK Chancellor John Healey to Raise Bank Taxes at Budget to Fund Economic Support
Healey targets banks; Bailey sees little second-round inflationLouise Moon
05
Why Indonesia Risks Being Removed From MSCI’s Global Indexes
Indonesia has spent decades establishing itself as one of the world’s most important emerging markets. Now the country — Southeast Asia’s largest economy, with a gross domestic product of about $1.5 trillion — risks losing that standing, potentially jeopardizing billions of dollars in foreign investment.Abhishek Vishnoi and Prima Wirayani
06
Warsh Gives Little Away, Taiwan to Curb China Chip Exports, More
Source: Bloomberg, 0:00ANDREW GAVIN
07
AI Training Jobs Are Attracting Doctors, Lawyers and Engineers
As AI models demand more specialized knowledge, highly paid experts are joining an industry long associated with low-wage data work.Morgan Meaker
08
Toyota to Debut Its Own Version of Tesla EV-Making Tech in China
Toyota Motor Corp. plans to use its own gigacasting machinery to make electric vehicles at a $2 billion Lexus factory in China, part of its push to reverse a sales decline in the world’s biggest car market.Jamie Nimmo
09
Europe Is Zelenskyy’s Only Ally Now, Latvian Leader Says
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has only one ally now and that’s Europe, the Latvian prime minister said, referring to Kyiv’s spiraling tensions with the US.Aaron Eglitis and Oliver Crook
10
Republican Sullivan Touts Trump Pushback in Alaska Senate Debate
Republican Senator Dan Sullivan emphasized where he differs from Donald Trump, just days after the president headlined an Alaska rally for his embattled reelection campaign.Anna Edgerton
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Yemen Says Houthis Hit Presidential Palace, EU-Gulf Summit in Saudi Arabia Postponed
Horizons Middle East & Africa is your daily spotlight on one of the world's fastest-growing regions. Live from Dubai, we bring you the latest global markets and analysis, plus news-making interviews, with a special focus on MEA. All that and more, as you head to the office in the Gulf, pause for lunch in Hong Kong, or start your day in London or Johannesburg. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Nscale's Flagship Data Center Hit by Delays Ahead of IPO
Artificial intelligence infrastructure firm Nscale is seeking to raise up to $3 billion in an initial public offering as soon as this month, just as investors are growing increasingly wary of the risks of the AI buildout. The UK firm has also been hit by regulatory hurdles, a fire and other delays during construction of a flagship data center in Norway. Bloomberg's Paula Doenecke reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
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UK's Healey Plans to Raise Bank Taxes
Bloomberg Daybreak Europe is your essential morning viewing to stay ahead. Live from Brussels, we set the agenda for your day, catching you up with overnight markets news from the US and Asia. And we'll tell you what matters for investors in Europe, giving you insight before trading begins. On today's show, global stocks bounced back as dip buyers stepped in after the chip selloff. The European Union is preparing to create new trade powers that could completely shut off access to its single mark
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Schneider Hikes Guidance Again on Soaring Data-Center Demand
Schneider Electric SE grew sales at the fastest clip in five years and lifted its guidance for a second time this year, driven by soaring data-center demand.Sofia Gerace
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Ship-Fuel Crunch Persists Despite More Oil, Vitol Says
Accelerating crude exports through the Strait of Hormuz aren’t translating into higher production of a dirty shipping fuel, according to a top Vitol Group executive, tightening supplies and sending prices soaring.Serene Cheong and Nicholas Lua
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German-French Car Pact on Hold Over Berlin’s Job Worries
Germany is delaying final approval of a provisional auto-industry pact with France as Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s coalition wrangles over binding investment and job commitments from carmakers.Kamil Kowalcze and John Ainger
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Gold Steady After Warsh Remarks Lower October Rate-Hike Bets
Gold was steady, after a speech by Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh in Bangkok saw traders lower bets the US central bank will hike interest rates this month.Yihui Xie
18
Ukraine Faces New World in Which Europe Is Its Only True Ally
European leaders know they can’t stop courting Donald Trump. But as the US president menaces Ukraine and offers Russia an economic lifeline, they are preparing for a world where he effectively sides with Moscow.Andrea Palasciano, Alberto Nardelli and Ott Tammik
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Fund Managers Halt Inflows After India Court Ruling on Yes Bank
Some money managers in India have suspended purchases in their debt and retirement funds on expectations that the value of Yes Bank Ltd.’s riskier bonds they hold would rise after the nation’s top court ruled in favor of investors.Divya Patil and Saikat Das
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Why Is India Overhauling Its New Closing Auction System: Q&A
India’s markets regulator has overhauled key parts of its recently introduced closing-auction framework after its early rollout was marked by thin liquidity, sharp price swings and concerns over manipulation.Samie Modak and Savio Shetty

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Bloomberg · 市场

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Why Indonesia Risks Being Removed From MSCI’s Global Indexes
Indonesia has spent decades establishing itself as one of the world’s most important emerging markets. Now the country — Southeast Asia’s largest economy, with a gross domestic product of about $1.5 trillion — risks losing that standing, potentially jeopardizing billions of dollars in foreign investment.Abhishek Vishnoi and Prima Wirayani
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Yemen Says Houthis Hit Presidential Palace, EU-Gulf Summit in Saudi Arabia Postponed
Horizons Middle East & Africa is your daily spotlight on one of the world's fastest-growing regions. Live from Dubai, we bring you the latest global markets and analysis, plus news-making interviews, with a special focus on MEA. All that and more, as you head to the office in the Gulf, pause for lunch in Hong Kong, or start your day in London or Johannesburg. (Source: Bloomberg)
03
Jupiter’s Richards Shuns Treasuries as High Yields Lure Rivals
Some of the world’s biggest funds are warming to US Treasuries as yields climb to multi-decade highs. Jupiter Asset Management’s Harry Richards isn’t one of them.Marcus Wong and Ruth Carson
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Fed's Warsh Says US Facing Massive Investment Surge
Insight with Haslinda Amin, a daily news program featuring in-depth, high-profile interviews and analysis to give viewers the complete picture on the stories that matter. The show features prominent leaders spanning the worlds of business, finance, politics and culture. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Indonesian Stocks Sink as MSCI Mulls Downgrade
“Bloomberg: The China Show” is your definitive source for news and analysis on the world's second-biggest economy. From politics and policy to tech and trends, Yvonne Man and David Ingles give global investors unique insight, delivering in-depth discussions with the newsmakers who matter. (Source: Bloomberg)
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FTSE 100 Live: European Bonds Gain on Tempered Rate Expectations
Morwenna Coniam
07
China Builds Gas Buffer for Winter as Iran War Heightens Risk
China has stockpiled enough natural gas to meet winter demand, according to analysts, as importers acted early to build supplies in anticipation of price spikes from the Iran war.Bloomberg News
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Kganyago: SARB Expects S. Africa CPI to Decline in 2027
South African Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago says they will make their policy decisions meeting by meeting. He spoke to Bloomberg’s Avril Hong on the sidelines of the IMF-World Bank meeting in Bangkok ahead of the SARB’s final policy meeting of the year, next month. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Ship-Fuel Crunch Persists Despite More Oil, Vitol Says
Accelerating crude exports through the Strait of Hormuz aren’t translating into higher production of a dirty shipping fuel, according to a top Vitol Group executive, tightening supplies and sending prices soaring.Serene Cheong and Nicholas Lua
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Japan’s Fukoku Mutual Life Counts on Cash to Mitigate Volatility
Japan’s Fukoku Mutual Life Insurance Co. is maintaining an elevated cash position as a buffer against volatile global markets and concerns about rising government spending in the country.Mia Glass and Masahiro Hidaka
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Michael Palin on the Philippines and China’s Power
The Monty Python star reinvented himself as a travel filmmaker, and has now visited more than 100 countries — most recently, the Philippines. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Metals Rebound as Sentiment Improves After US Inflation Shock
Metals — including copper, aluminum and zinc — rebounded in London after a shaky few days of trading fueled by fears of more aggressive tightening by the Federal Reserve.Bloomberg News
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IMF Quite Confident Argentina Able to Meet 2027 Debt Obligations
The International Monetary Fund is “quite confident” that Argentina’s authorities are in a position to meet next year’s debt obligations, said Luis Cubeddu, deputy director of the Western Hemisphere department.Manuela Tobias
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India’s Rupee Relief Comes With Disruptions in Financial Markets
The Reserve Bank of India’s historic defense of the rupee bought the currency some reprieve, but at a steep cost.Pratigya Vajpayee
15
Delhi Police Tighten Security Ahead of ‘Cockroach’ Rally
Authorities in New Delhi are bracing for another confrontation over India’s contentious voter-roll revision, with police set to restrict a planned demonstration by the youth-led Cockroach Janta Party.Asmi Bhatia and Akriti Sharma
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Record Foreign Selling in Indonesia Set to Worsen on MSCI Threat
Indonesian stocks will likely see further outflows as the nation faces a potential ejection from global stock indexes following MSCI Inc.’s latest proposal to downgrade the country, according to analysts and investors.Bernadette Toh
17
Gold Steady After Warsh Remarks Lower October Rate-Hike Bets
Gold was steady, after a speech by Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh in Bangkok saw traders lower bets the US central bank will hike interest rates this month.Yihui Xie
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Stocks, Futures Rise as Fed Bets Ease After Warsh: Markets Wrap
Stocks extended gains as traders pared bets on an interest-rate hike after Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh refrained from signaling greater urgency to tighten policy despite this week’s hotter-than-expected inflation data. The dollar edged lower.Anand Krishnamoorthy and Ruth Carson
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Indonesia Faces MSCI Consultation on Potential Emerging Market Downgrade
Indonesian stocks suffered their worst rout in nearly three decades after MSCI Inc. warned the country’s emerging-market status was in jeopardy, raising the prospect of its removal from global indexes and stoking fears of foreign capital flight.Prima Wirayani and Bernadette Toh
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Why Is India Overhauling Its New Closing Auction System: Q&A
India’s markets regulator has overhauled key parts of its recently introduced closing-auction framework after its early rollout was marked by thin liquidity, sharp price swings and concerns over manipulation.Samie Modak and Savio Shetty

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Bloomberg · 经济

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UK's Healey Set to Raise Taxes on Banks
UK Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey is set to raise taxes on banks to fund cost-of-living support for voters and stabilize the public finances, according to people familiar with the matter. The move will likely involve increasing the bank surcharge that’s levied on top of the standard corporation tax rate, said the people. Bloomberg's Philip Aldrick reports from Bangkok where Healey has been attending International Monetary Fund meetings. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Kganyago Says Rand Helping Cushion South Africa From Shocks
South African Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago said the rand has held up well despite the shock caused by the Iran war, reflecting more confidence in the country’s economic outlook.Avril Hong and Ntando Thukwana
03
Warsh Boosts Market Expectations of Fed Rate Hold in October
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh did nothing to dispel market expectations that the US central bank will hold interest rates steady when it meets at the end of the month.Catarina Saraiva
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ECB's Rehn: Not Seeing Second-Round Inflation Impact
Olli Rehn, Finnish Central Bank Governor and ECB Governing Council member, discusses his outlook for the eurozone. He speaks on the sidelines of the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Fed’s Warsh Announces Productivity, Jobs Task Force Hearing
Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh said his task force on productivity and jobs will hold a field hearing in the San Francisco Bay Area next month.Catarina Saraiva
06
Malaysia’s Growth Tops Forecasts as AI Boom Drives Export Surge
Malaysia’s economic growth slowed but still exceeded expectations as the artificial intelligence boom continued to bolster exports and domestic demand remained resilient.Danial Azhar
07
Heinz Solar Panels Power Telford Factory as Iran War Hits Oil
Britain’s economic output is far less energy-intensive than it once was.Tom Rees
08
Lescure Says Bond Turmoil Helps France See Need for Discipline
French Finance Minister Roland Lescure said the current market turbulence is making political parties across the spectrum see the need for fiscal prudence, voicing optimism that his country’s parliament will back his budget.Avril Hong, Ania Nussbaum and William Horobin
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Sitharaman Says Trade Barriers A Hurdle to China-India Ties
India faces growing trade imbalances with China as Beijing’s non-tariff barriers continue to restrict access for Indian products, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said on Friday.Srinidhi Ragavendran and Ruchi Bhatia
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BOE’s Bailey Sees Little Evidence of Second-Round Inflation
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said there is little evidence yet of inflation becoming embedded in UK price and wage-setting.Philip Aldrick
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Nagel Says He Can’t Exclude That ECB May Need to Hike Again
The European Central Bank might have to raise borrowing costs again, according to Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel.Kamil Kowalcze
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ECB’s Rehn Praises Measured Approach, Sees More Data in December
European Central Bank Governing Council member Olli Rehn said policymakers will have additional information at the final rate decision of the year, while suggesting the current policy approach is working.Avril Hong, Alexander Weber and Jana Randow
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EU Eyes New Trade Powers to Curb Chinese Imports
The EU is developing proposed trade safeguards that could restrict select countries or companies from accessing its single market for, following a record $35 billion EU-China trade surplus in September and a hybrid-car trade deal. (Source: Bloomberg)
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China’s Payback for Late Stimulus Looms With Growth Below Target
China’s economy is heading for a second straight quarter of growth below the 2026 target set by the nation’s leaders, with their recent stimulus measures having come too late to make a notable impact.Bloomberg News
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Live: Fed Chief Kevin Warsh Speaks at IMF After Hotter US Inflation
Bloomberg News
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Europe Not at Stage Where ESM Has to Jump In, Gramegna Says
The situation in euro-area bond markets is contained and far from requiring intervention from the bloc’s rescue fund, according to European Stability Mechanism Managing Director Pierre Gramegna.Avril Hong and Alexander Weber
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Healey Plans to Raise UK Taxes on Banks at Budget This Month
UK Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey is set to raise taxes on banks to fund cost-of-living support for voters and stabilize the public finances, as he looks for sources of revenue that won’t violate Labour Party campaign pledges.Joe Mayes
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EU to Bolster Its Power to Block Chinese Imports in Trade Fight
The European Union is preparing to create new trade powers that could completely shut off access to its single market as part of a dramatic new push to cut the trade deficit with China.Andrea Palasciano, Michael Nienaber and Milda Seputyte
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ECB Officials Get Impatient for Lagarde to Clear Up Future Plans
European Central Bank policymakers are getting impatient with Christine Lagarde’s refusal to offer clarity on her future, people familiar with the matter said.Mark Schroers, Jana Randow and Alexander Weber
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Kenya IMF Program Timing Uncertain, Central Bank Chief Says
Kenya’s central bank Governor Kamau Thugge said the timing of a new International Monetary Fund program is hard to predict as the two sides hash out the details.Matthew Hill, Kerim Karakaya and David Herbling

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Bloomberg · 产业

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Toyota to Debut Its Own Version of Tesla EV-Making Tech in China
Toyota Motor Corp. plans to use its own gigacasting machinery to make electric vehicles at a $2 billion Lexus factory in China, part of its push to reverse a sales decline in the world’s biggest car market.Jamie Nimmo
02
Kenya to Fast-Track $1.9 Billion Safaricom-Vodacom Deal Appeal
Kenya’s Court of Appeal will fast-track hearing an appeal of a ruling voiding the sale of a stake in East Africa’s biggest mobile-network operator in a deal of about $1.9 billion to a South African wireless carrier.Loni Prinsloo
03
German-French Car Pact on Hold Over Berlin’s Job Worries
Germany is delaying final approval of a provisional auto-industry pact with France as Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s coalition wrangles over binding investment and job commitments from carmakers.Kamil Kowalcze and John Ainger
04
Wheat Boom in Australia’s Victoria State to Boost Global Supply
One of Australia’s largest grain-growing states is seeing signs of a significantly larger wheat crop year-on-year, potentially helping bring relief to buyers across Southeast Asia and the Middle East facing supply headaches from the escalating conflict in the Black Sea.Ben Westcott
05
Destruction Ban Reveals Luxury Brands’ Problem With Unsold Stock
High-end fashion businesses sometimes destroy products they can’t sell to keep retail values high. European regulations mean that soon they’ll have to reveal what they shred and burn.Angelina Rascouet, Jacob Reid and Jillian Deutsch
06
South Korea Turns to Coal, Nuclear on Winter Gas Squeeze
South Korea plans to depend more on coal this winter as supplies of liquefied natural gas are disrupted by the war in the Middle East, underscoring how energy-security concerns are complicating the country’s retreat from fossil fuels.Hyunbin Kim
07
Ebola Spreads to Eighth Congo Province as Young Children Face Heavy Toll
Ebola spread to an eighth province in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Reuters reported, as health workers confront a heavy toll among young children, adding new challenges to efforts to contain the fastest spreading epidemic of the disease.Jason Gale
08
Netflix Replaces Content Chief to Bolster Search for Hits
Netflix Inc. is replacing its chief creative officer with a veteran TV and film executive, Peter Rice, accelerating efforts to reinvigorate growth and reverse a slowdown in viewers and revenue at the streaming giant.Dawn C. Chmielewski and Thomas Buckley
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Cleveland-Cliffs CEO Calls Canada’s Stelco Threats ‘Bullying’
Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. Chief Executive Officer Lourenco Goncalves pushed back against Canada’s threat to take legal action over job cuts at its Stelco steel unit, warning the government risks discouraging foreign investment if it forces the company to sell its assets in Ontario.Jacob Lorinc
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Toyota Commits to Making Cars in Canada as US Rivals Downsize
Toyota Motor Corp.’s latest compact crossover will roll out of a plant in Ontario starting in December, a sign of the Japanese automaker’s commitment to making cars in Canada at a time when US rivals are shrinking production in the country and newly arrived Chinese competitors are ramping up sales.Chester Dawson
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KFC Ditches Pepsi for Coca-Cola Across Its US Restaurants
Fried-chicken chain KFC reached an agreement to serve Coca-Cola Co. beverages in the US, dislodging PepsiCo Inc. as a longtime restaurant partner.Kristina Peterson and Daniela Sirtori
12
College Football Nearing Deal to Double Playoff Teams to 24
The College Football Playoff and ESPN are in the final stages of negotiating a deal that would double the teams in its postseason to 24, according to a person familiar with the talks.Randall Williams
13
Pool Supplier Leslie’s to Name New CEO Upon Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Exit
Bankrupt pool supplier Leslie’s Inc. plans to name Steven L. Ortega as its chief executive officer upon its exit from Chapter 11 protection, according to a press release.Reshmi Basu
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Southwest Adds Perks, Bets Flyers Keep Spending as Fares Soar
Southwest Airlines Co. is extending its push into premium travel with new loyalty tiers, airport lounges and upgraded in-flight amenities, betting that even budget-minded customers will continue to pay more for air travel.Sri Taylor
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Fund Managers Halt Inflows After India Court Ruling on Yes Bank
Some money managers in India have suspended purchases in their debt and retirement funds on expectations that the value of Yes Bank Ltd.’s riskier bonds they hold would rise after the nation’s top court ruled in favor of investors.Divya Patil and Saikat Das
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Movie Studio Behind ‘Cocaine Bear’ Is Ready to Break Into Data Centers
The Atlanta film studio that produced Marvel’s “Loki” and “Cocaine Bear” is ready to break into the data center business, but it’s meeting resistance at every turn.Miquéla V Thornton
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Jeff Currie Calls Brent ‘Vibe Contract’ Out of Step With Energy
The world’s most important oil benchmark has become little more than a “vibe contract,” blunting its usefulness as a tool to manage price volatility, according to Wall Street veteran Jeff Currie.Mia Gindis, Annmarie Hordern and Jonathan Ferro
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South Africa to Restrict Assembly of Imported Car Kits
South Africa will tighten vehicle-manufacturing rules to “phase out” the practice of importing cars as kits for assembly in the country, Trade Minister Parks Tau said.Alexander Parker
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Tesla Showcases Long-Awaited Roadster With Aerial Tricks
Tesla Inc. is hoping a flight demonstration can give its ground-bound auto business a lift.Kara Carlson
20
Malibu and San Diego-Area Fires Burn in High-Risk Conditions
A wildfire forced evacuations in Malibu as California endures several days of dangerously dry and windy conditions.Sarah Gray and Julia Amann

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Bloomberg · 政治

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Europe Is Zelenskyy’s Only Ally Now, Latvian Leader Says
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has only one ally now and that’s Europe, the Latvian prime minister said, referring to Kyiv’s spiraling tensions with the US.Aaron Eglitis and Oliver Crook
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Republican Sullivan Touts Trump Pushback in Alaska Senate Debate
Republican Senator Dan Sullivan emphasized where he differs from Donald Trump, just days after the president headlined an Alaska rally for his embattled reelection campaign.Anna Edgerton
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UK's Healey Plans to Raise Bank Taxes
Bloomberg Daybreak Europe is your essential morning viewing to stay ahead. Live from Brussels, we set the agenda for your day, catching you up with overnight markets news from the US and Asia. And we'll tell you what matters for investors in Europe, giving you insight before trading begins. On today's show, global stocks bounced back as dip buyers stepped in after the chip selloff. The European Union is preparing to create new trade powers that could completely shut off access to its single mark
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Europe Prepares for World Where Trump Sides With Putin
US President Trump trashed years of energy sanctions on the Kremlin, pressured Kyiv to quit bombing Russian oil refineries and suggested Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy was an illegitimate leader. Now, European Union leaders are preparing for a world where Trump effectively sides with Moscow as he menaces Ukraine and offers Russia an economic lifeline. EU leaders are meeting in Brussels and Zelenskyy will address the summit on Friday. Bloomberg's Oliver Crook reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Philippine President May Summon China Envoy for Veiled ‘Threat’
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. may summon China’s ambassador, who appeared to suggest Beijing could easily win a conflict with the Philippines if it used force.Cliff Venzon
06
Trump’s AI Task Force to Commission Report on Technology’s Risks
President Donald Trump’s artificial intelligence task force in its first meeting agreed on Thursday to address risks related to cybersecurity, biosecurity and “model control and accountability” as fears rise over the potential dangers posed by the technology.John Harney
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Why Starshield, US Military Satellites Are So Vital to Ukraine’s Defense
In the face of Russian missile and drone attacks, Ukraine needs more than weapons to protect itself. Satellites provide a crucial early warning that a projectile has been launched, as well as information on how to intercept it.Gerry Doyle
08
Carney Rallies Remain Vote in Alberta as Crucial Referendum Nears
Prime Minister Mark Carney urged voters in Alberta to reject separatism in a referendum next week, saying it’s important for Canada to display unity and push back against those who want to see the country break apart.Iain Boekhoff and Derek Decloet
09
Trump Muses on Future Iran Strike With ‘Mother of All Bombs’
President Donald Trump declined to rule out using a weapon known as the “Mother of all Bombs” on Iran after the US midterm elections.Kate Sullivan
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Portugal’s Housing Protest Draws Thousands After Police Clashes
Thousands of people took to the streets of Portugal’s second-largest city Thursday to protest against the country’s soaring home prices after the police clashed with demonstrators in the early morning hours, increasing pressure on the government to act.Henrique Almeida
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Zelenskyy: ‘Pity’ Ukraine Losing Strong Partner
"Balance of Power" focuses on the intersection of politics and global business. On today's show, Marc Short, former Chief of Staff to former Vice President Mike Pence, says reports of graft and corruption involving the Trump administration and the president's family are becoming a bigger liability for Republicans ahead of the midterms. Rep. Gabe Amo (D-RI), Vice Ranking Member on Foreign Affairs Committee, says the Trump administration should act against Russia and argues it has repeatedly faile
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Singapore Probing Firms Over Haze-Causing Indonesian Fires
Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong vowed to investigate firms responsible for fires that have shrouded the city-state in haze for weeks, warning those found culpable could face legal action.Cindy Wang and Hallie Gu
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Trump Seeks Culprits With Texas Senate Seat, Others in Peril
President Donald Trump railed at Senator John Cornyn of Texas and longtime GOP strategist Karl Rove, accusing them of undermining Ken Paxton’s Senate campaign in the state, a crucial contest for Republican hopes of retaining control of the chamber.Kate Sullivan
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Bolsonaro, Lula in Tight Race Ahead of Runoff, Poll Shows
Flávio Bolsonaro and President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva are locked in a close race ahead of Brazil’s runoff election, according to a new poll.Andrew Rosati and Augusta Saraiva
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Ukraine Faces New World in Which Europe Is Its Only True Ally
European leaders know they can’t stop courting Donald Trump. But as the US president menaces Ukraine and offers Russia an economic lifeline, they are preparing for a world where he effectively sides with Moscow.Andrea Palasciano, Alberto Nardelli and Ott Tammik
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Trump Didn’t Order Limits on Kyiv’s SpaceX Access, US Says
President Donald Trump didn’t order any limitations on Ukraine’s access to SpaceX’s Starshield satellite technology, according to a senior US official.Kate Sullivan, Ellen Milligan and Sana Pashankar
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US Ties With South Korea Hit Low Point Over Intelligence Row
South Korea’s longstanding alliance with America is being tested by spats spanning from investment deals to intelligence leaks, compromising Seoul’s ability to respond to North Korea.Soo-Hyang Choi
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Trump Rejects Hegseth’s Bid to Stream Firing Squad Execution
President Donald Trump rejected plans to livestream the execution of a former Army major who killed 13 people in 2009, overruling Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s proposal after facing intense bipartisan backlash.Jeff Mason
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Trump Press Secretary Says She Didn’t Pass Bar, Downplays Result
White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia acknowledged Thursday that she did not pass the California bar exam, but downplayed the results as she sought to get past mounting questions over her legal credentials.Courtney Subramanian and Kate Sullivan
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Zelenskyy Orders New Russia Refinery Attacks in Trump Rebuke
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy ordered attacks on Russian oil refineries to resume in a spiraling confrontation with Donald Trump over restrictions on US intelligence assistance.Aliaksandr Kudrytski and Daryna Krasnolutska

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Bloomberg · 观点

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Ray-Ban Billionaire Family Drama Is Hitting New Lows
There are car crash interviews, and then there is Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio’s podcast appearance this week.Andrea Felsted
02
How NATO Can Fend Off a Russian Invasion
In a speech at the Warsaw Security Forum this week, General Alexus G. Grynkewich, the supreme allied commander of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, laid out a compelling vision of how the alliance might repel a Russian invasion of its territory.James Stavridis
03
Don't Give Up on Peace in the Democratic Republic of Congo
The peace deal agreed in December by the presidents of the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda, brokered by a beaming President Donald Trump, was doomed to fail. The main belligerent in the conflict, the March 23 Movement (M23) rebel group that controls the mineral-rich eastern DRC, wasn’t a signatory. And the optics were inauspicious: Trump mispronounced the names of Rwanda’s Paul Kagame and the DRC’s Felix Tshisekedi, and the pair avoided eye contact and wouldn’t shake hands.Justice Malala
04
Cod and Eel and the Geopolitical Recipes Behind Bacalao and Unagi
Spain loves bacalao — a salted cod dish that it’s shared with the world during a centuries-long enthusiasm. So I was startled to hear an apology for eating too much of the fish from a Spaniard at a culinary conference in San Sebastian. It was an aside at a talk about the natural and commercial history of gadus morhua, but it reflected guilt from a catastrophic event more than 30 years ago: Canada’s 1992 moratorium on taking Atlantic cod from its territorial waters off Labrador and Newfoundland.Howard Chua-Eoan
05
Chinese Carmakers Don't Need to Be the BMWs of Europe
With the European Union set to impose a quota on hybrid vehicle imports from China, the country’s automakers will be tempted to send over their top-of-the-line models. They’ve spent decades honing their technical prowess to compete with the continent’s finest. But that would be a mistake.Juliana Liu
06
Trump’s Midterm Tour May Be Falling on Deaf Ears
After months of price hikes, tariffs and war, he has a lot to answer for.Jessica Karl
07
Fossil Fuels Are Winning the Battle for Easy Money
With Brent crude above $100 a barrel for most of the past month and diesel prices more than twice as high, you might imagine that the world’s poorest fossil fuel importers would be hitting crisis conditions right now.David Fickling
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China Is Too Defensive Over the Yuan
China’s currency is having a good year, and Beijing wants everyone to know it.Daniel Moss
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Private Markets Are the New AI Markets
Also daily private credit marks, prime brokerage and agentic regulation.Matt Levine
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Graham, Paxton Show How Trump Has Hollowed Out the GOP
In his unquenchable thirst for unwavering loyalty, President Donald Trump has pushed a slew of bad candidates on voters, imperiling his governing majority and the Republican Party’s long-term health.Nia-Malika Henderson
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Young Americans Are Missing Out on the Benefits of Job-Hopping
For most of my adult life, “job hopping” has been portrayed in the popular media as:Justin Fox
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Livestreaming Hasan's Execution Would Put Americans at Risk
The latest idea to come out of Pete Hegseth’s cult of “lethality” is to livestream the execution, by firing squad, of a mass murderer in a wheelchair.Andreas Kluth
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Brazil’s Voters Need a Lula-Bolsonaro Cage Fight
It’s the world’s biggest electoral fight this year, and yet we still haven’t seen the contenders throw a punch face to face.Juan Pablo Spinetto
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Inflation: Trump’s Iran War and Tariffs Have Hit Rural America Hardest
President Donald Trump has changed the geography of inflation. After years of consumer prices rising faster in big US cities, Trump’s war against Iran and global tariffs have made rural America ground zero for the fallout from the inflation bomb — and at a particularly tricky time for Republicans as they try to defend their House and Senate majorities in the midterm elections that are less than three weeks away.Jonathan Levin

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Judge Rejects Gemini, CFTC Bid to Undo $5 Million Settlement
A federal judge shot down an unusual joint request by a US financial regulator and Gemini Trust Co. to undo a Biden-administration enforcement action that called for the cryptocurrency exchange led by the billionaire Winklevoss brothers to pay a $5 million penalty.Nicola M White
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The Grim Reaper Is Coming Earlier Than Ever for Memecoins
An ever-narrowing window.Teresa Xie

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Pregnant Reporter’s Instagram Feed Offers a Future to Dread - Bloomberg
Pregnant Reporter’s Instagram Feed Offers a Future to Dread BloombergBloomberg
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Indonesia Outflows to Worsen as MSCI Mulls Cut, Analysts Say - Bloomberg
Indonesia Outflows to Worsen as MSCI Mulls Cut, Analysts Say BloombergBloomberg
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Taiwan to Curb AI Chip Exports to China as Part of US Trade Deal - Bloomberg
Taiwan to Curb AI Chip Exports to China as Part of US Trade Deal BloombergBloomberg
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Emerging-Market Stocks Gain as Fed’s Warsh Backs AI Optimism - Bloomberg
Emerging-Market Stocks Gain as Fed’s Warsh Backs AI Optimism BloombergBloomberg
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China Builds Gas Buffer for Winter as Iran War Heightens Risk - Bloomberg
China Builds Gas Buffer for Winter as Iran War Heightens Risk BloombergBloomberg
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Ship-Fuel Squeeze Persists Despite More Hormuz Crude, Vitol Says - Bloomberg
Ship-Fuel Squeeze Persists Despite More Hormuz Crude, Vitol Says BloombergBloomberg
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Warsh Boosts Market Expectations of Fed Rate Hold in October - Bloomberg
Warsh Boosts Market Expectations of Fed Rate Hold in October BloombergBloomberg
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Tardy China Stimulus Sets Up Second Quarter of Sub-Target Growth - Bloomberg
Tardy China Stimulus Sets Up Second Quarter of Sub-Target Growth BloombergBloomberg
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Oil Set for Weekly Gain With Focus on Middle East, IEA Release - Bloomberg
Oil Set for Weekly Gain With Focus on Middle East, IEA Release BloombergBloomberg
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Fed’s Warsh Announces Productivity, Jobs Task Force Hearing - Bloomberg
Fed’s Warsh Announces Productivity, Jobs Task Force Hearing BloombergBloomberg
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Sitharaman Says Trade Barriers A Hurdle to China-India Ties - Bloomberg
Sitharaman Says Trade Barriers A Hurdle to China-India Ties BloombergBloomberg
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China’s Tencent Detected Unintended Behaviors From AI Agents - Bloomberg
China’s Tencent Detected Unintended Behaviors From AI Agents BloombergBloomberg
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China’s National Team Signals Return With Heavy ETF Inflows - Bloomberg
China’s National Team Signals Return With Heavy ETF Inflows BloombergBloomberg
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PBOC’s Pan Touts Yuan Assets to Investors at Deutsche Bank Event - Bloomberg
PBOC’s Pan Touts Yuan Assets to Investors at Deutsche Bank Event BloombergBloomberg
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Netflix Names Ex-Disney TV Chair Rice Chief Content Officer - Bloomberg
Netflix Names Ex-Disney TV Chair Rice Chief Content Officer BloombergBloomberg
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Trump Muses on Future Iran Strike With ‘Mother of All Bombs’ - Bloomberg
Trump Muses on Future Iran Strike With ‘Mother of All Bombs’ BloombergBloomberg
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Nvidia Partner GMI Cloud Calls CoreWeave’s 15% Yield ‘Insane’ - Bloomberg
Nvidia Partner GMI Cloud Calls CoreWeave’s 15% Yield ‘Insane’ BloombergBloomberg
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Zelenskyy Defies Trump, Orders New Russian Refinery Attacks - Bloomberg
Zelenskyy Defies Trump, Orders New Russian Refinery Attacks BloombergBloomberg
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Taiwan to Fund $4 Billion Texas Complex for AI, Nvidia Partners - Bloomberg
Taiwan to Fund $4 Billion Texas Complex for AI, Nvidia Partners BloombergBloomberg
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India’s Family Offices Bet on Homegrown AI Firms to Gain Ground - Bloomberg
India’s Family Offices Bet on Homegrown AI Firms to Gain Ground BloombergBloomberg
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Top Korea Tech Fund Favors Non-Memory Stocks in AI Value Chain - Bloomberg
Top Korea Tech Fund Favors Non-Memory Stocks in AI Value Chain BloombergBloomberg
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Watch Tesla Showcases Long-Awaited Roadster With Aerial Tricks - Bloomberg
Watch Tesla Showcases Long-Awaited Roadster With Aerial Tricks BloombergBloomberg
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Gold Holds Gains With Haven Demand and Lower Yields in Focus - Bloomberg
Gold Holds Gains With Haven Demand and Lower Yields in Focus BloombergBloomberg
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Fund Managers Quit to Trade Their Own Money in Taiwan Stock Boom - Bloomberg
Fund Managers Quit to Trade Their Own Money in Taiwan Stock Boom BloombergBloomberg
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China’s Plan to Make Yuan a Global Currency Enters Faster Phase - Bloomberg
China’s Plan to Make Yuan a Global Currency Enters Faster Phase BloombergBloomberg
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Hong Kong’s APEC Comeback Showcases a City Remade by Beijing - Bloomberg
Hong Kong’s APEC Comeback Showcases a City Remade by Beijing BloombergBloomberg
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Shooter Dead, at Least Two Injured After Oregon School Attack - Bloomberg
Shooter Dead, at Least Two Injured After Oregon School Attack BloombergBloomberg
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Trump Rejects Hegseth’s Bid to Stream Firing Squad Execution - Bloomberg
Trump Rejects Hegseth’s Bid to Stream Firing Squad Execution BloombergBloomberg
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Musk Pours $158 Million Into GOP Super PAC for Texas Senate Race - Bloomberg
Musk Pours $158 Million Into GOP Super PAC for Texas Senate Race BloombergBloomberg
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Trump Says Cornyn, Rove to Blame If Paxton Loses Senate Race - Bloomberg
Trump Says Cornyn, Rove to Blame If Paxton Loses Senate Race BloombergBloomberg
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Stocks, Futures Rise as Fed Bets Ease After Warsh: Markets Wrap - Bloomberg
Stocks, Futures Rise as Fed Bets Ease After Warsh: Markets Wrap BloombergBloomberg
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Canada’s Pile of US Bonds Grew by Nearly $600 Billion. Some See China at Work - Bloomberg
Canada’s Pile of US Bonds Grew by Nearly $600 Billion. Some See China at Work BloombergBloomberg
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MSCI Decision Moves Michael Saylor’s Strategy Toward Index Exit - Bloomberg
MSCI Decision Moves Michael Saylor’s Strategy Toward Index Exit BloombergBloomberg
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Europe Reckons With a World Where Trump Is Now Helping Putin - Bloomberg
Europe Reckons With a World Where Trump Is Now Helping Putin BloombergBloomberg
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Porsche Takes Aim at Ferrari With Luxury Supercar Concept - Bloomberg
Porsche Takes Aim at Ferrari With Luxury Supercar Concept BloombergBloomberg
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Chinese Carmakers Don’t Need to Be the BMWs of Europe - Bloomberg
Chinese Carmakers Don’t Need to Be the BMWs of Europe BloombergBloomberg
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Musk Post Sows Confusion Over Ukraine Starshield Disruption - Bloomberg
Musk Post Sows Confusion Over Ukraine Starshield Disruption BloombergBloomberg
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Nscale’s AI Buildout Hit by Fire, Delays and Angry Workers Ahead of IPO - Bloomberg
Nscale’s AI Buildout Hit by Fire, Delays and Angry Workers Ahead of IPO BloombergBloomberg
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Toyota Commits to Making Cars in Canada as US Rivals Downsize - Bloomberg
Toyota Commits to Making Cars in Canada as US Rivals Downsize BloombergBloomberg
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Indonesia Stocks Sink Most in 28 Years on MSCI Downgrade Warning - Bloomberg
Indonesia Stocks Sink Most in 28 Years on MSCI Downgrade Warning BloombergBloomberg
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Nvidia CEO Huang Says CoreWeave Improving, No Backstop Needed - Bloomberg
Nvidia CEO Huang Says CoreWeave Improving, No Backstop Needed BloombergBloomberg
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CoreWeave Founders Shield Fortunes With $3.3 Billion Stock Sales - Bloomberg
CoreWeave Founders Shield Fortunes With $3.3 Billion Stock Sales BloombergBloomberg
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Trump Didn’t Order Limits on Kyiv’s SpaceX Access, US Says - Bloomberg
Trump Didn’t Order Limits on Kyiv’s SpaceX Access, US Says BloombergBloomberg
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Dollar Wraps Its Worst Day in Over a Month on AI Risk Concerns - Bloomberg
Dollar Wraps Its Worst Day in Over a Month on AI Risk Concerns BloombergBloomberg
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Trump’s New Press Secretary Says China Lacked ‘Proper Toilets’ - Bloomberg
Trump’s New Press Secretary Says China Lacked ‘Proper Toilets’ BloombergBloomberg
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KFC’s US Locations to Replace PepsiCo Beverages With Coca-Cola - Bloomberg
KFC’s US Locations to Replace PepsiCo Beverages With Coca-Cola BloombergBloomberg
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Anthropic Stands Alone as Rest of US IPO Market Slows to a Crawl - Bloomberg
Anthropic Stands Alone as Rest of US IPO Market Slows to a Crawl BloombergBloomberg
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Pentagon Intends to Hold Iran School Attack Report Past Midterms - Bloomberg
Pentagon Intends to Hold Iran School Attack Report Past Midterms BloombergBloomberg
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Morgan Stanley Leads Fundraise for Texas Refinery, Company Says - Bloomberg
Morgan Stanley Leads Fundraise for Texas Refinery, Company Says BloombergBloomberg
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EU to Bolster Its Power to Block Chinese Imports in Trade Fight - Bloomberg
EU to Bolster Its Power to Block Chinese Imports in Trade Fight BloombergBloomberg
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US Ties With South Korea Hit Low Point Over Intelligence Row - Bloomberg
US Ties With South Korea Hit Low Point Over Intelligence Row BloombergBloomberg

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