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Traders Search For Havens As US Stock Selloff Rattles Nerves
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Markets Wrap
Stock Futures Rise on Hope of Targeted US Tariffs
Interactive Explainer
Tracking Every Trump Tariff and Its Economic Effect
Billion-Dollar US Levies on Chinese Ships Risk ‘Trade Apocalypse’
Trump Plans His Tariff ‘Liberation Day’ With More Targeted Push
China Says It’s Prepared for Shocks as US Tariffs Loom

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Interview
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War in Ukraine

30-Day Ceasefire ProposalTrump Pauses Military AidEurope's $3 Trillion Burden

Watch: US, Russian Officials to Hold Talks in Saudi Arabia

US and Ukraine Hold Talks in Riyadh in Bid for Broad Ceasefire
US Hopes for Ukraine Peace Deal as Putin Seems in No Hurry
Trump Says Efforts to Contain War in Ukraine ‘Under Control’

Bloomberg Opinion

Key Speakers At DC Blockchain Summit
Bloomberg Opinion
US Banking Rule Reform Is Too Important to Rush
The Fed’s banking tests still need to be stressful.  
By Paul J. Davies, Columnist
Universities Are Not Meeting This Moment
By Francis Wilkinson, Columnist
Frank Wilkenson
Democrats Need More Combative Centrists
By Matthew Yglesias, Columnist
Microsoft Is This Industry’s No. 1 Fan. Others Should Be, Too.
By Lara Williams, Columnist

Watch: Erdogan's Top Rival Imamoglu Jailed, Triggering Protests

Erdogan Bets World Will Turn a Blind Eye to Turmoil in Turkey

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AI Chip Startup FuriosaAI Rejects Meta’s $800 Million Offer
Levittown Podcast

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Me... But Not Me

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Jay Clayton Montage

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Prime Minister Mark Carney Calls Federal Election
Carney Warns Trump ‘Wants to Break Us’ as High-Stakes Canadian Election Begins
Prime Minister Mark Carney Calls Federal Election
23andMe
23andMe Starts Chapter 11 Process, Co-Founder Steps Down as CEO
23andMe
The 2024 Republican National Convention
Vance’s Wife and Son to Visit Greenland as Trump Eyes Island
The 2024 Republican National Convention

Bloomberg Businessweek

Why It’s So Hard to Measure AI’s Effects on Productivity
Cydney Cosette for Bloomberg Businessweek; Prop stylist: Audrey Davis
Why It’s So Hard to Measure AI’s Effects on Productivity
We need better data to determine whether AI applications deliver time savings or impose a time tax.
By Diane Coyle
March 1, 2025

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Want to Go to College? Pay the College Board
Want to Go to College? Pay the College Board
Inside the big plans of the $2 billion nonprofit that runs—and shapes—higher ed admissions.
The Price Musk’s Companies Pay for His Politics
As the Tesla sell-off continues and the automaker’s dealerships come under attack, Elon, Inc. considers how Musk’s other businesses are weathering the storm.
An AI Startup Couldn’t Beat Microsoft. So It Joined Them
An excerpt from AI Valley tells the story of why the staff at Inflection AI, which seemed to be thriving, defected en masse to Microsoft in 2024.

Markets

ETFsCryptoDeals
General Views of Shanghai as Xi Prepares to Unveil China Stimulus Plan
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Chinese Stocks Show Signs of Rotation From Small-Caps to Large
BlackRock Shifts to US Junk Bonds With ECB Set to Slow Rate Cuts
India Stocks Erase 2025 Loss Amid Liquidity Easing, Fiscal Spend
Lots More With Charlie McElligott on the Sharp, Strange Selloff
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Lots More: Nomura’s McElligott on the Strange Selloff
Twin Crises in Indonesia and Turkey Rattle Markets
Newsletter: The Brink
Twin Crises in Indonesia and Turkey Rattle Markets

Bloomberg Originals

10:57
Why BP Learned to Love Oil Again
Why BP Learned to Love Oil Again
13:30
The Crypto Fortune Building a Space Station
The Crypto Fortune Building a Space Station
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How New Magnets Could Power the Future
Bloomberg Primer
How New Magnets Could Power the Future
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How Russia’s Economy Has Survived Putin’s War
How Russia’s Economy Has Survived Putin’s War

Space

General Economic Imagery From Florida Ahead Of The Republican Primary
NASA Makes Rocket Scientists Use an App to List Accomplishments
Cape Canaveral Prepares For First Manned Test Flight Of Boeing Starliner
NASA Eyes Plan to Get Boeing Back on Track as SpaceX Alternative
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NASA Astronauts Arrive in Houston After Nine-Month Space Journey
NASA Astronauts Arrive in Houston After Nine-Month Space Journey
US-NASA-SPACE
NASA Astronauts Return Home to Find Agency Hit by Musk’s DOGE Cuts

Technology

AICybersecurityScreentime
Xiaomi Stores in Shanghai ahead of Earnings Announcement
Qilai Shen/Bloomberg
Xiaomi-Backer Qiming Venture Seeks $800 Million in Funding
Saudi Developer Umm Al Qura Jumps 30% in Riyadh Trading Debut
Malaysia to Tighten Nvidia Chip Flow on US Pressure, FT Says
Elon, Inc: Bonus - The View from Musk Watch (Podcast)
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Elon, Inc: Bonus - The View from Musk Watch
Nvidia’s Huang Pivots to the Next Stage of AI — Making It Useful
Newsletter: Tech In Depth
Nvidia’s Huang Pivots to the Next Stage of AI — Making It Useful

Wealth

Hong Kong Embraces Wealthy Middle East Visitors to Boost Tourism
Hong Kong Embraces Wealthy Middle East Visitors to Boost Tourism
US Stock Futures Slump After Trump Follows Through On Tariffs
How to Diversify Your Portfolio With Markets Hitting Turbulence
UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves Interview
The UK’s Balance Sheet Is Messier Than Expected
Hurricane Milton Slams Florida Leaving Millions Without Power
Tampa Bay Rays Owner Angers City by Bailing From Stadium Deal

Politics

UKEuropeMiddle EastAsia
Key Speakers at the Bloomberg Year Ahead Asia Conference
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Outspoken China Analyst Hao Hong to Join Huafu Unit as CEO
Thai Opposition Assails PM for Economic Failures, Thaksin Clout
Japan Protests China’s Description of Ishiba and Wang Meeting
Musk’s Presence Intrudes Even When He’s Not in the Room
Newsletter: Washington Edition
Musk’s Presence Intrudes Even When He’s Not in the Room
Big Take DC: Randy Quarles on the Fed and Regulation (Podcast)
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Big Take DC: Randy Quarles on the Fed and Regulation

Explainers

Seagram's Heiress Gets 81 Months in Prison in Nxivm Case
Trump Wants Judges Impeached. Can That Happen?
TOPSHOT-SUDAN-CONFLICT
Sudan Ravaged by a Civil War the World Has Overlooked
24:01
Inside RF Micro Devices Integrated Circuits Manufacturing
Why the Fight for ‘Critical Minerals’ Is Heating Up
10:57
Key Speakers on Day Two of The ADIPEC Energy Conference
What Went Wrong for BP? Why the Oil Major Hit Reset

Industries

LegalEnergyHealth
Development of The Gruyere Gold Project, Australia's Most Significant Gold Find Since 2005
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Gold Fields Says Gold Road Rejected $2.1 Billion Takeover Offer
UK Welfare Cuts Pose Unexpected Risk to Carmakers’ EV Ambitions
Indian Carriers Refuse Regulator’s Data Request in Brewing Tiff
The Deal: Jean Afterman (Podcast)
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The Deal: Jean Afterman
NASA Astronauts Return Home to Find Agency Hit by Musk’s DOGE Cuts
Newsletter: Business of Space
NASA Astronauts Return Home to Find Agency Hit by Musk’s DOGE Cuts

Bloomberg en Español

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Refugees In The Zanzalima IDP Camp Receive A Delivery From USAID
Prensa libre y derechos humanos, víctimas de la caída de USAID
Bloomberg Best Of The Year 2024
The Big Take
De Brasil a Sudáfrica: autos chinos baratos invaden las calles del mundo emergente
Grand Theft Auto en vida real: coches robados van de EE.UU. a África
Grand Theft Auto en vida real: coches robados van de EE.UU. a África
Xi Cracks Down on Scams With China’s Huge Surveillance State
The Big Take
China decide sacrificar la privacidad de sus ciudadanos para protegerlos de las estafas

Green

New EnergyGreener LivingESG Investing
An albatross flies over the Southern Ocean.
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Bird Flu Hits World’s Biggest Wandering Albatross Colonies
White House Energy Adviser Departs as Trump Reorders US Agenda
Australia Sees A$250 Million Investment Boosting Nature Market
Zero: How Water Scarcity Threatens the Global Economy (Podcast)
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Zero: How Water Scarcity Threatens the Global Economy
An Optimist's Guide to the Planet Trailer
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An Optimist's Guide to the Planet Trailer

Pursuits

‘Snow White’ Remake, Battling Controversy, Delivers $43 Million
‘Snow White’ Remake, Battling Controversy, Delivers $43 Million
AUTO-PRIX-F1-CHN
McLaren's Oscar Piastri Wins Formula One Chinese Grand Prix
Chef of Louise Fame Strikes Out With New French Restaurant in Hong Kong
Chef of Louise Fame Strikes Out With New French Restaurant in Hong Kong
PURSUITS_WEB_WTG SPRING BREAK 2025
The Procrastinator’s Guide to Spring Break

Economics

Inflation & PricesIndicatorsCentral Banks
Kuala Lumpur
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Malaysia Central Bank Sees Significant Growth Hurdles Ahead
India’s Economic Activity Slips in March, Flash PMI Indexes Show
India Home Sales Drop 23% as High Prices, Buyer Caution Weigh
Why Xi’s Private Sector Embrace Can Always Crush
Newsletter: Economics Daily
Why Xi’s Private Sector Embrace Can Always Crush
Bloomberg Surveillance: Market Uncertainty (Podcast)
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Bloomberg Surveillance: Market Uncertainty

CityLab

Secret Mall Apartment
They Built a Secret Apartment in a Mall. Now the Mall Is Dying.
Trump Administration Threatens MTA Funding Over NYC Subway Crime
Transportation Secretary Slams NYC Subway, Pressures MTA
shelves of books in bookstore
Libraries Warn They Could Be ‘Cut off at the Knees’ by DOGE
NY Congestion Pricing Plan’s Fate Unclear After Court Ruling
Hochul Sees Path Forward With Trump in NYC Congestion-Fee Spat

Work & Life

Management & WorkEqualityBusiness of Sports
Key Speakers At The Semafor News Summit
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FCC’s Carr Threatens to Block M&A for Companies With DEI
State Department Calls Off Advisory Meeting on Child Labor
When Career Decisions Suddenly Come Down to Politics
HSBC’s Revamp of Key Asia Division Costs Women Senior Roles
Baby Formula Safety Review Raises Fears of Another Supply Shortage
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Baby Formula Safety Review Raises Fears of Another Supply Shortage

Markets Magazine

Wall Street’s New Money Is Shaking Up the Ranks of the Superwealthy
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Wall Street’s New Money Is Shaking Up the Ranks of the Superwealthy
Worth over $61 billion, the private credit titans made their fortunes in a once obscure corner of finance.
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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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