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China Pauses New Deals With Li Ka-shing Family After Panama Ports Plan

Why Billionaire Li Ka-shing's Panama Ports Deal Infuriates China

CK Hutchison Said to Proceed With Port Deal Amid China Ire

China ‘Unaware’ of Reports No. 3 Military Official Being Probed

China Leader Urges Anti-Protectionism, Touts Economic Resilience

Trump’s Tariffs

Track the Tariffs Auto Tariffs Recession Risk

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Trump Floats More EU, Canada Tariffs If They Work Against US

China, Japan, South Korea to Meet as Trump Tariffs Take Shape

Musk’s Tesla Is One of the Only Winners From Trump’s Car Tariffs

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India’s Growth-Friendly Central Bank Chief Raises Rate Cut Hopes

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A Fire in India’s Judiciary

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New World Seeks 2ドル Billion Loan Pledging Prized Hong Kong Asset

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Hegseth’s Asia Tour Won’t Fix the US Credibility Crisis

The defense secretary can choose to uphold US commitment to the Indo-Pacific or let China play a more important role.

By Karishma Vaswani, Columnist

‘Drop the Dad, Keep the Baby’ Is Chinese Women’s New Mantra

By Shuli Ren, Columnist

It’s Not Just America Trying to Halt Clean Energy

By David Fickling, Columnist

Trump’s Climate Onslaught Is Worse Than You Think

By Thomas Black, Columnist

Watch: Trump Says 'No Harm Done' With Signal Chat

Republicans Grow Weary of Trump Team’s Signal Chat Denials

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New Texts on Yemen Strike Released, Piling Pressure on Trump

Signal, Renowned for Security, Also Helps Officials Skirt Scrutiny

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UBS’s Khan Says Real Risk Is ‘Stagflation’ Amid Tariff Dispute

UBS’s Khan Tackles High-Stakes Asia Assignment in Race to CEO

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What Musk’s Millions Mean for Wisconsin

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Bankers Were Dreaming of M&A Riches Under Trump. It Hasn’t Worked Out, Yet

Dealmakers started 2025 predicting one of the best hauls in a decade. It wasn’t long before they had to deliver a stark reality check.

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Elon, Inc

What Musk’s Millions Mean for Wisconsin

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Jiangxi Copper Warns of Enduring Volatility After Profit Miss

Ex-Goldman Analyst’s Fund Eyes 55ドル Million Windfall on Japan Bet

Australia Election to Be Called Imminently as Tax Cuts Made Law

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Can’t Look Away: The Case Against Social Media

A documentary film explores the real-world consequences of tech companies’ digital practices and widespread concerns over harmful algorithms.

By Olivia Carville

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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.

The Mexican Drugstore Mascot Opening Doors to the US

Farmacias Similares’ Dr. Simi plush dolls are popping up in famous arms around the globe, giving the chain brand recognition ahead of its expansion across the border.

A Texas Community College Remaps the Path From School to Career

Community colleges, meant to be a gateway to the American dream, haven’t consistently delivered. A San Antonio system may have figured it out.

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ETFs Crypto Deals

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ECB’s Guindos Says It’s Too Soon to Predict April Rate Decision

Fee-Starved Banks Are Getting 38ドル Billion of Junk Buyout Deals

Trump Tariff U-Turns Have FX Traders Cutting Bets on Big Swings

Odd Lots: Why Brad Jacobs Is Buying a Roofing Company

Newsletter: The Brink

EQT Faces French Headaches With Colisee and Cerba in Trouble

Bloomberg Originals

Why BP Learned to Love Oil Again

The Crypto Fortune Building a Space Station

Bloomberg Primer

How New Magnets Could Power the Future

How Russia’s Economy Has Survived Putin’s War

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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Why the Human Brain May Power the Next Tech Revolution

On this episode of Primer, we explore the world of biocomputing, where scientists are blurring the lines between the biological and synthetic.

Paulus Agrees to Acquire SoftBank-Backed Alto Pharmacy

AMD Gets Another Downgrade on Tough Competition With Nvidia

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Facebook Memoir Spotlights Meta’s About-Face on China

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Wealth

Reeves’s Margin of Safety Looks Way Too Narrow

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TikTok Billionaire Zhang Becomes China’s Richest Person

Russia Detains Billionaire Founder of Ros Agro, Tass Says

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US Election Middle East UK

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European Leaders Reject Russian Demands for Sanctions Relief

Conservatives Pitch Extra Tax-Free Savings for Canada Funds

RFK Jr. to Unveil Plans to Cut 10,000 Health Department Workers

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Millennial Diplomat Serves as Petro’s Bridge to Colombia’s Elite

Explainers

Why Trump Is Obsessed With Taking Over Greenland

The World Needs More Air Traffic Controllers. Is It Safe to Fly?

Measles Was Eradicated in the US. How Did It Make a Comeback?

What Canada’s 300% Tariff on Dairy Imports Actually Means

Industries

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To Save Hooters, Founders Plan to End Bikini Nights and Bring the Family Out

A plan is taking shape to put Hooters into bankruptcy and return control of the brand to the Florida businessmen who founded it decades ago.

Brexiteer Ratcliffe’s Carmaker Ineos Blames EU for Trump Tariffs

British Steel Owner Prepares to Close UK’s Last Blast Furnaces

The Deal: Mike Repole

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Elon Musk’s Uncomfortable China Dance

Green

New Energy Greener Living ESG Investing

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European Peak Power Prices Pressured as Solar Boom Causes Shift

Just Stop Oil Will Cease Disruptive Protests, Claiming UK Victory

Italy and France Call for Changes to Europe’s Carbon Border Levy

Zero: How Water Scarcity Threatens the Global Economy

An Optimist's Guide to the Planet Trailer

Pursuits

Lufthansa Shakes Up Business Class With Seven Seat Categories

Wanna Buy a Car? The Boss at RM Sotheby’s Auctions Has Some Advice

A Premium Portable Pizza Oven Is the Latest Glamping Perk

How to Earn and Burn Hotel Loyalty Points Like a Pro

Economics

Inflation & Prices Indicators Central Banks

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US Pending-Home Sales Pick Up After Storm-Battered January

Small Businesses Say Sales Growth Under Pressure in Fed Survey

India’s Lower-Than-Expected Borrowings May Further Boost Bonds

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The UK Is a Hostage to Fortune in a World Roiled by Trump

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CityLab

Charter Schools, Colleges Push Muni Debt Distress Near Record

These US Bridges Face High Risk of Catastrophic Ship Strikes

NY Asks Trump for More MTA Aid Despite Threat to Pull Transit Funds

Affordable Housing Developers Stalled by Blocked Federal Funds

Work & Life

Management & Work Equality Business of Sports

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UBS Efforts to ‘Water Down’ DEI Policy Slammed by Proxy Adviser

Arctos Jumps Into Real Estate With Team Hired From Crow Holdings

Red Bull F1 Team Drops Liam Lawson and Replaces Him With Yuki Tsunoda

Fuji TV Overhauls Management After Scandal and Activist Pressure

NBA in Talks With European Football Owners to Back New Basketball League

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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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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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