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Trump Tariff Plans Still in Limbo Ahead of Rose Garden Event

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EU Plans Crisis Measures to Guard Economy from Trump Tariffs

Perilous Vote Looms for GOP Senators as Trump Launches Trade War

China Restricts Companies From Investing in US as Tensions Rise

Watch: What Trump Has Said About April 2 Tariffs

What Is Trump Actually Trying to Do With Tariffs?

Trump’s tactic represents a dramatic shift in a global economy where most major players have cooperated to reduce trade barriers.

How Do Tariffs Work? Who Pays, Who Collects and More

American import duties are at their highest average level since 1943.

S&P 500 Erases 1% Loss in Run-Up to Trump Tariffs

Wall Street Trading Desks Warn S&P 500 Selloff Will Get Worse

JPMorgan’s Tariff-Day Trade Is Going Long on Automaker Bonds

Corporate America Hoards Cash for Tariffs Over Buying Back Stock

US Five-Year Yield Falls to 2025 Low Before Tariff Unveiling

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Tesla Sales Drop to Lowest Since 2022 Amid Musk Backlash

Zero: Is Tesla’s EV Supremacy in the Rearview Mirror?

Nintendo’s Switch 2 Priced at 450ドル for June 5 Launch

The company’s first entirely new platform in eight years, the Switch 2 has the potential to lift sales for game makers and retailers after what has been a lackluster three years for the industry.

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One of the World’s Biggest Coal and Gas Ports Is Being Tested

Robust trade through Gladstone, on Australia’s northeast coast, shows the challenges of a successful energy transition.

By David Fickling, Columnist

For a Brief Moment, Everything Was Ghibli

By Gearoid Reidy, Columnist

Joe Tsai Is Becoming AI’s Voice of Reason

By Catherine Thorbecke, Columnist

Ford Is as American as Apple Pie. Or Is That Honda?

By Liam Denning, Columnist

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Xi Abruptly Shuffles Politburo in Unprecedented Move, SCMP Says

China’s No. 3 Military Chief Missing From High-Profile Event

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RBI’s Cash Bazooka Spurs Biggest Bond Rally in Over Two Years

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Elon, Inc

Elon Consolidates His Empire

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Wall Street Is Rewriting Its Energy-Sector Playbook

Trump’s oil and gas policies are causing a shakeup in the 1ドル.4 trillion energy-finance sector.

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Elon, Inc

Elon Consolidates His Empire

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NYC Mayor Adams’ Corruption Case Permanently Dismissed by Judge

Indian Lawmakers Debate Controversial Muslim Property Law Change

April Fools’ Prank Goes Wrong as Japan Frets Over Rice Shortage

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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.

By Galit Altstein

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China Tells Kids to Study Manufacturing to Fill Factory Jobs

College grads are unemployed even as millions of blue-collar positions remain unfilled.

Elon Musk Consolidates His Empire

On this episode of Elon, Inc., we explore the merger of X and xAI and what the election results in Wisconsin mean for his political sway.

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.

Markets

ETFs Crypto Deals

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CME Starts Smaller, Longer Futures Contracts Targeting Retail Investors

Eni Is Said to Discuss 13ドル Billion Valuation for Plenitude

Fuel Shipments on Rhine River Restricted by Low Water Levels

Odd Lots: The Growing Risk to Fed Independence

Newsletter: The Brink

Private Equity’s Pandemic Bets Unravel as Normal Life Returns

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

Erasing ‘First Woman’ on the Moon Has Bigger Implications For NASA

Robinhood Billionaire’s Space Firm Raises 50ドル Million

Space Junk Problem Got Much Worse in 2024, European Agency Warns

SpaceX Launches Polar Spaceflight Funded by Crypto Investor

Technology

AI Cybersecurity Screentime

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Consulting Giant BCG Hires 1,000 Staffers Amid Boom in AI Work

The True Story Behind MrBallen’s Crime Podcasts

Grubhub Revives Seamless Delivery Brand in Key NYC Market

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Swiss Bourse Turns to Smaller UK Exchange for Trade Tech Revamp

Patreon Inks Podcast Partnerships With Sony, Wondery as Subscriptions Near 7 Million

Wealth

UK Minimum Wage May Have Passed a Tipping Point

Goldman Opens Up Private Equity Deals to Rich Individuals

Manhattan Home Sales Soar as Buyers Seize on Mortgage Rate Dips

How to Buy a House in the UK Right Now

Politics

US Election Middle East UK

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Reeves Says Trump’s Tariffs Will Hurt UK Even If Britain Secures US Deal

Iran Reiterates Willingness for Indirect Nuclear Talks With US

US Urges Visiting South Africa Business Leaders to Balance Trade

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NATO Chief Says Europe to ‘Step Up’ as US Turns Toward Asia

White House Official Booed at Conference for Defending Health Agency Cuts

Explainers

Why Zimbabwe Is Bracing for a New Power Struggle

What Is the Chips Act? Why Does Trump Want to Change It?

Can President Trump Serve More Than Two Terms?

How China Took Over Shipbuilding, and What the US Can Do About It

Industries

Legal Energy Health

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Judge in Staley Case Baffled by FCA’s Casual Barclays Call

Supreme Court Largely Backs Biden-Era FDA on Flavored Vapes

Trump’s Trade War Forces Canada Into Decision on Whether to Hit US Autos

The Deal: Mike Repole

Newsletter: Business of Space

Erasing ‘First Woman’ on the Moon Has Bigger Implications For NASA

Green

New Energy Greener Living ESG Investing

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RFK Jr.’s Axing of CDC Climate Program Will Hurt Americans, Ex-Official Says

AI Beats Traditional Weather Models in Forecasting Wildfires

Switzerland Considers Gene Editing Authorization to Boost Crops

Zero: How Water Scarcity Threatens the Global Economy

An Optimist's Guide to the Planet Trailer

Pursuits

Since When Did Everything Become a Croissant in New York?

Can Summer Save Windham Mountain Club, New York's Most Controversial Ski Resort?

Sarah Michelle Gellar Knows the Best Spot for Martinis in Florence

How Rolex Makes a New Watch: The Story Behind the Land-Dweller

Economics

Inflation & Prices Indicators Central Banks

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The Roots of Trump’s Global Trade War

On this episode of Trumponomics, we discuss whether the countries in the firing line of America’s latest tariffs should have seen this coming.

Colombia’s Top Central Banker Shrugs Off Attack by the President

EBRD to Invest 1ドル Billion in Ukrainian Energy Sector This Year

Newsletter: Economics Daily

Bessent’s Favorite Metric Heads the Right Way for Wrong Reason

Single Best Idea: Furman & Wolfers

CityLab

Chicago School District Agrees to Minimum 16% Teacher Pay Raise

Metro-North Is Faster Than Acela on NYC-New Haven Route After Signal Updates

Local Governments Vie for Fired Federal Workers

London Clears Final Hurdle for More High-Speed Trains to Europe

Work & Life

Management & Work Equality Business of Sports

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Britons More Skeptical on Path to Citizenship for Migrants Than Peers

Sports Park Promoters Charged With 280ドル Million Bond Fraud

Cornell Student Activist Fighting Deportation Has Left US

S. Africa Coalition Minister Backs Land Expropriation for Growth

As US Cuts HIV Help, South Africa Turns to Miners, Insurer

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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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