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Musk’s xAI Startup Swallows Up X Social Network in Surprise Deal

The world’s richest person acquired the social network formerly known as Twitter for 44ドル billion in 2022.

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Car Buyers Who Fear Tariff Price Hikes Are Rushing to Dealers

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Myanmar Quake Toll Passes 1,000 as Foreign Rescue Teams Arrive

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Starlink Ready to Provide Kits to Quake-Hit Myanmar, Thailand

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Once an Economy Switches from Rules to Deals, It’s Hard to Go Back

How Greenland’s Sled Dogs Entered an International Diplomatic Row

Heathrow Shutdown Shows How the Electrified World Depends on One Device

Putin Gets a Soft Power Win From China’s Russian Grocery Craze

A Lavish TV Drama About Islamic History Faces Backlash

Moawiya, a 21-episode series produced by Saudi Arabia's MBC, is under fire for representing the Sunni version of a period in early Islamic history.

Graydon Carter's 'Golden Age' of Magazines Was Outrageously Expensive

The legendary editor's memoir is an elegy to an establishment he once mocked.

Oil Rig Workers Ration Tortillas as Pemex Racks Up Unpaid Bills

Mexico’s state oil company owes its suppliers billions, and one seaside oil town is paying the price.

Is India's Stock Market a Bubble About to Burst?

Tulum’s Multimillion-Dollar Development Nightmare

Can Living Human Brain Cells Power AI?

Why BP Learned to Love Oil Again

The Crypto Fortune Building a Space Station

How New Magnets Could Power the Future

Is India's Stock Market a Bubble About to Burst?

Tulum’s Multimillion-Dollar Development Nightmare

Can Living Human Brain Cells Power AI?

Why BP Learned to Love Oil Again

The Crypto Fortune Building a Space Station

How New Magnets Could Power the Future

Bloomberg News Now

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What Warren Buffett and Li Ka-shing Hoarding Cash Tells Us

The Oracle of Omaha and Superman have a long history of selling at the right time. What do they see?

By Shuli Ren, Columnist

Trump’s 25% Tariff Hands the Car Industry Keys to China

By David Fickling, Columnist

Tim Cook Is Back in China. Apple Intelligence Isn’t

By Catherine Thorbecke, Columnist

Tariffs Are Coming for Your Next Used Car

By John Authers, Columnist

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Indonesians Are Feeling Market Gloom Ahead of Major Eid Holiday

The rupiah on March 25 slid to the weakest level since the Asian financial crisis of the late 1990s.

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S&P 500 Sinks 2% as Economic Fears Spur Bond Rally

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High-Conviction Wall Street Bets Unravel in ‘Trump Trade’ Rebuke

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Contentious Copper Boom Sparks Existential Mining Crisis in Peru

The nation’s massive copper deposits are key to meeting growing global demand. A battle has emerged over who gets to mine and sell them.

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Elon, Inc

What Musk’s Millions Mean for Wisconsin

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Hong Kong Classic Tsui Wah Makes Glitzy Return to Central

Charlie Javice Convicted of Defrauding JPMorgan Over Deal

South Korea Ex-President Moon Summoned for Questioning: Yonhap

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How a US Maker of Rat-Proof Trash Bins Got Boxed in by Trump’s Tariffs

Small businesses are learning there are no safe havens in the trade wars.

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Google Is Searching for an Answer to ChatGPT How TD Became America’s Most Convenient Bank for Money Launderers A US Drone Maker Tries to Take Back the Country’s Skies

How the US’s Most Ambitious Plan to Remake Community College Cratered

California spent 200ドル million to implement the renowned guided pathways program and has little to show for it.

Israel Aims to Be the World’s Arms Dealer

As Europe boosts defense spending, Israeli producers see an opportunity for arms sales—and a chance to become more self-sufficient.

Is College Still Worth It Economically?

Yes—but who it benefits most has changed.

Markets

ETFs Crypto Deals

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Trump Was Just a Catalyst for the Inevitable

CoreWeave Misfire Extends IPO Malaise Instead of Ending It

BlackRock Plans for Texas ETF Amid Its Push Into Lone Star State

Odd Lots: The Last Time Tech Investors Were So Excited

Newsletter: The Brink

EQT Faces French Headaches With Colisee and Cerba in Trouble

Bloomberg Originals

Is India's Stock Market a Bubble About to Burst?

Why BP Learned to Love Oil Again

The Crypto Fortune Building a Space Station

Bloomberg Primer

How New Magnets Could Power the Future

Space

1789 Capital, Type One Ventures to Back Axiom Space at 2ドル Billion Valuation

Boeing-Lockheed’s Vulcan Approved for US Defense Launches

Elon Musk’s Uncomfortable China Dance

NASA Makes Rocket Scientists Use an App to List Accomplishments

Technology

AI Cybersecurity Screentime

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Inside the Klarna-Affirm Rivalry Reshaping One of the Biggest Fintech IPOs

Levittown: How a Reddit Army Helped Take Down Harassment Porn Site

Airbus Wins 150ドル Million Contract to Land European Rover on Mars

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Musk Loses Bid to Thwart Investor Suit Over Twitter Purchase

Oracle Warns Health Customers of Patient Data Breach

Wealth

Trump Was Just a Catalyst for the Inevitable

CK Hutchison, BlackRock to Delay Signing Panama Ports Deal

There’s a Stock Picker’s Paradise Waiting for You

Las Vegas Lures Seattle Millionaires Fleeing Taxes on Their Wealth

Politics

US Election Middle East UK

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Zelenskiy Says Russia Mocks Peace Effort With Deadly Drone Swarm

Farage Tries to Sell Trumpism Without Trump to British Voters

Le Pen’s Bid to Be President Threatened by a Paris Court Ruling

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Trump Orders Global Oil Terminals to Leave Venezuela, WSJ Says

about 6 hours ago

Starmer Faces Summer of Labour Revolts and Calls for Taxing Rich

Explainers

Why Tariff Fears Have Copper Following Gold to Record High

How Tycoon Li Ka-shing Landed in the Middle of US-China Tiff Over Panama Canal

China Ties, Renewables Push: What’s at Stake in Australia Election

How Trump Team’s Signal Chat Violated Security Norms

Industries

Legal Energy Health

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Family of Canadian CEO Killed in Helicopter Crash Files 35ドル Million Lawsuit

Taylor Swift and Elon Musk Can Hide Their Flight Data Now

RFK Jr. Seeks to Ban Soda Buying With Food Stamps in Health Push

The Deal: Mike Repole

Newsletter: Business of Space

Elon Musk’s Uncomfortable China Dance

Green

New Energy Greener Living ESG Investing

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Corporate America Ditches Green Bonds as Trump Emboldens GOP Attacks

Germany’s Power Market Bailed Out by Gas Plants as Wind Plunges

France’s Emissions Fell at Slower Pace in 2024 on Transport Lag

Zero: How Water Scarcity Threatens the Global Economy

An Optimist's Guide to the Planet Trailer

Pursuits

Hot Restaurants Come and Go, But Impeccable Vibes Are Forever

New York’s MoMA Has Chosen a New Director

Can Bar Kabawa’s Caribbean Patties Become the Next Momofuku Pork Bun?

Lufthansa Shakes Up Business Class With Seven Seat Categories

Economics

Inflation & Prices Indicators Central Banks

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Indonesia May Miss Its Moment Amid Prabowo Turmoil

Charting the Global Economy: US Inflation Picks Up Before Tariffs

Brazil Formal Job Creation Tops All Estimates in Win for Lula

Newsletter: Economics Daily

Indonesia May Miss Its Moment Amid Prabowo Turmoil

Bloomberg Surveillance: PCE and Tariffs

CityLab

What Frank Lloyd Wright Learned From the Desert

Bank Regulators Fight for Desks as OCC Returns to New York Tower

Gold-Rush Fever Returns to Historic New Zealand Mining Town

Charter Schools, Colleges Push Muni Debt Distress Near Record

Work & Life

Management & Work Equality Business of Sports

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Inside Big Law’s Tussle to Take on Trump

FCC Chairman Orders DEI Investigation Into Disney, ABC

NBA Looks to Europe For Its Great International Expansion

Trump Directs Smithsonian Sites to Scrub Content on Race, Gender

Fruits of Decades of AIDS Vaccine Research Imperiled by Trump’s Withdrawal of US Funding

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Wall Street’s New Money Is Shaking Up the Ranks of the Superwealthy

Worth over 61ドル billion, the private credit titans made their fortunes in a once obscure corner of finance.

By Tom Maloney and Benjamin Stupples

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Apollo's Economic Oracle Private Credit Is the Hot New Thing. But What Is It? Billionaire Steve Feinberg, Master of Cerberus, Gets a New Mission for Trump

America’s Most Exclusive Suburbs Are Finally Building More Housing

States—and even historic towns like Lexington, Massachusetts—are easing real estate zoning to fight the affordability crisis. Will local support for the Yimby crowd last?

Musk DOGE Pick Led Cybersecurity Cuts at Citrix. Hacks Followed

Tech CEO Tom Krause dismissed engineers and slashed expenses after the remote-work company’s leveraged buyout. His company says defenses improved. Now he’s consulting at the US Treasury.

Fund Giant BlackRock Is Out to Unite Public and Private Markets

Larry Fink built the world’s biggest asset manager by making access to stocks and bonds easy. Can the same be done with more opaque assets?

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