Bloomberg Clips Mon 28 April 2025

  

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Trump’s China Tariffs Set to Unleash Supply Shock on US Economy

Trump's tariff fight has rattled Washington and Wall Street. The next upheaval may hit closer to home.

The Big Take

Unhedged and Burned, Stock Investors Brace for More Dollar Pain

US Shoppers Pay for Trump Tariffs on Temu, Doubling Some Prices

Markets Wrap

Stocks Rise Before a Flurry of Earnings and Data

China Vows Steps to Ease Exporters’ Pain as Trump’s Tariffs Hit

Trump's First 100 Days

TariffsThe Policy MastermindHegseth's Pentagon

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‘Welcome to the Thunderdome’: Inside 100 Dizzying Days of Trump

Trump’s First 100 Days Fuel Worst Stock Slump Since Ford in 1974

Global Race to Lure US Researchers Intensifies as Trump Slashes Science Funding

Canada's Election

Election GuideNew Finance MinisterCabinet to Shrink

0:27

Watch: Canadian Prime Minister Carney on US Negotiations

Trump Is Aiming for Big Concessions on Trade, Carney Warns Canada Voters

“Take what the president says literally. I take it literally. I always have.”

Canada Election Live Results 2025

Bloomberg Opinion

Why We’re in ‘Trading Places’ Territory

Markets are behaving like the machines have been turned back on. Can they still run the same way?

By John Authers, Columnist

JD Vance Owes Romania an Apology

By Marc Champion, Columnist

Ozempic Country's AI Bet Shows It Learned Nokia’s Lesson

By Lionel Laurent, Columnist

Why I’m Thinking Twice About Traveling to the US

By Mihir Sharma, Columnist

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Behind the ‘60 Minutes’ Upheaval, a Big Merger Seeking Approval

Earlier

‘60 Minutes’ Chief Caught Up in Trump Fight Leaves Program

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Toyoda’s $42 Billion Buyout Plan Spurs Governance Questions

Toyota Industries Shares Surge on Akio Toyoda Buyout Proposal

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Trump, China Ramp Up Panama Canal Pressure With Li Deal in Limbo

Explainer

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

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27 min

Thailand Eyes More Pet Food, Rice Exports Amid China-US Standoff

29 min

Why the Venture Capital Secondary Market is So Hot Right Now

30 min

European Power Prices Drop Far Below Zero as Solar Output Surges

50 min

What We Learned About Treasuries on the Night of April 8

1 hr

US Shoppers Pay for Trump Tariffs on Temu, Doubling Some Prices

1 hr

SNB Cuts Limit Again for Banks to Get Full Interest on Reserves

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Listen, Watch and Catch Up

Listen (43:24)

Odd Lots: Understanding the April Bond Yield Spike

Listen (18:05)

Bloomberg Daybreak Europe: $5 Trillion Of Pain

Newsletter: Brussels Edition

Europe Lags Asia in Opening Trump Trade Talks

Newsletter: Screentime

How ‘Yellowstone’ Became a $3 Billion Franchise – and Where It Goes Next

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What’s Happening in EM: Inside Look at IMF Meetings

Bloomberg News Now

Listen to the latest: China Supply Shock, US Economy Sputtering, More

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Levittown Podcast

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Me... But Not Me

29:10

North Korea Admits Sending Troops To Aid Russian War on Kyiv

Deliveroo Shares Jump After $3.6 Billion DoorDash Offer

Saudi Arabia Draws Least Foreign Direct Investment Since 2020

Private Equity Firms Target Defense Assets Once Seen as Toxic

Bloomberg Businessweek

Photo illustration: Najeebah Al-Ghadban; Photos: Getty Images; Maddie McGarvey for Bloomberg Businessweek

Why US Men Think College Isn’t Worth It Anymore

Rising tuition, the spread of more traditional ideas of masculinity on social media and a desire for an immediate income are working together to set boys on a different path.

By Francesca Maglione 

The Mastermind of the Yellowstone Universe Isn’t Done Yet

Chris McCarthy has helped create one of the biggest franchises in Hollywood. He may soon be out of a job.

Team Valuations Are Pushing Pro Sports Into the Arms of Private Equity

The $6.1 billion Celtics deal is only the latest example. 

 

 

Horror Is Now a Year-Round Theme Park Business

Forget the charming princes and cuddly cartoon characters. Today’s amusement parks are increasingly on a mission to scare.

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European Power Prices Drop Far Below Zero as Solar Output Surges

What We Learned About Treasuries on the Night of April 8