Tuesday, April 22, 2025

Bloomberg Clips 22 April 2025 (cont'd)

Tesla Stock Muted After Results With Bad News Priced In
Tesla Store In Tokyo As Elon Musk Arrives In Japan For First Visit In Nine Years
Shoko Takayasu/Bloomberg
Latest Updates
Tesla shares are trading nearly unchanged in the post-market. Investors seem to be awaiting more details from management on the up
While it’s not surprising that Tesla is being hurt by Trump’s tariffs -- all the car companies are -- it’s notable how much trade
 
 
 
 
 
 
Tesla Signals Caution, Says It Will Revisit 2025 Growth Outlook
 
 
 
 
 
 
Markets Wrap
Stocks Post Best Day in Two Weeks; Tesla on Tap
 
 
 
 
 
 
Podcast: Elon, Inc.
At Least Neuralink Is Doing Well
Operations At A Garment Factory in Guangzhou
Qilai Shen/Bloomberg
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Bessent Expects Tariff Standoff With China to De-Escalate
The US Treasury secretary said negotiations haven’t started but that a deal is possible.
Trump China Tariffs to Hit California Hub Serving Amazon, FedEx
IMF Chief Says Recession Risk Rises If Uncertainty Drags On
Capital One To Buy Discover For $35 Billion In Top 2024 Deal
Angus Mordant/Bloomberg
 
 
 
 
 
Capital One Profit Climbs 10% as Credit-Card Spending Increases
SAP Profit Tops Estimates, Even as Cloud Revenue Disappoints
Flash Boys HP
Glenn Harvey
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The Big Take
Flash Boys Emerge From Shadows to Reorder Stock Trading
The new order is stirring concerns over transparency and liquidity in an already fragmented trading landscape.

Bloomberg Opinion

Chinese AI Applications as Alibaba Unveils AI Agent App in Race to Keep Up With Rivals
Chinese AI’s Secret to Withstanding the Trade War
DeepSeek exuberance, government support and insatiable demand will offset tariffs.
By Catherine Thorbecke, Columnist
Goldman’s CEO Wants to Get Paid
By Matt Levine, Columnist
LEVINE
The Next Pope Will Help Decide the Planet’s Fate
By Mark Gongloff, Columnist
Mark Gongloff
Ackman's Hertz Hedge Comes With a Few Dents
By Chris Bryant, Columnist
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Watch: Summers Sees 'Raw Incompetence' in Trump Handling of IRS

Summers Says Trump ‘Attack’ on IRS Risks $1 Trillion Revenue Hit
“We are threatening the basis of our tax system.”
Rubio Plans to Close Offices in State Department Overhaul
Microsoft Mulls $10 Billion Investment In ChatGPT Creator Open AI
Gabby Jones/Bloomberg
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
OpenAI Would Buy Google’s Chrome Browser, ChatGPT Chief Says
ChatGPT Chief Calls Search Crucial for OpenAI in Google Trial

Trump's Higher Ed Fight

Harvard’s $9 Billion BattleUS Revokes Student VisasTax Exemption Threats
Pro-Palestinian Protests Continue On US College Campuses
Joe Buglewicz/Bloomberg
Yale Considers Private Equity Stake Sales Amid Funding Turmoil
Evercore is advising the $41 billion endowment on the process.
Summers Urges Harvard to Make Changes Without US Interference
Harvard Intensifies Funding Fight With Trump Administration

Bloomberg Businessweek

Building a Better Manosphere
Adrián Cuerdo for Bloomberg Businessweek; Prop Stylist: Victor Lopez
Building a Better Manosphere
From the Oval Office to online spaces, hyperaggressive manhood is ascendant. But the impulses drawing young men to the manosphere suggest they’re after something else.
By Rachel Giese 







May 1, 2025

More from this issue:

GM’s Mary Barra Has to Make a $35 Billion EV Bet Work in Trump’s AmericaIt’s Legal to Pay US Workers With Disabilities as Little as 25¢ an HourThe Rise and Fall of the Stock Market’s Music King
Trade Tensions With China Clear Path for Salt-Powered Batteries
Trade Tensions With China Clear Path for Salt-Powered Batteries
Long a pipe dream, sodium-ion batteries are gaining market share as lithium tariffs create uncertainty.
Why So Many MAGA Men Look Like Joe Rogan
The slim-fit uniform of grindset entrepreneurs and right-wing podcasters can be traced back decades.
Vietnam Is Running Out of Sand to Fuel an Economic Boom
A new crop of factories requires roads, and that means sand. To keep up, the country is importing from Cambodia on a massive scale.

Markets

ETFsCryptoDeals
Treasury Issues Final Real Estate Money-Laundering Rules
Kent Nishimura/Bloomberg
Treasury Options Show Biggest Worries Since 2021 ‘Flash Crash’
Bearish ETF Alarms Blare After a $373 Million Short Bet
Barclays CEO Expects Dollar to Remain World’s Reserve Currency


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