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Microsoft Probing Whether Cyber Alert Tipped Off Chinese Hackers

The technology company is looking into whether the program led to the widespread exploitation of vulnerabilities in its SharePoint software globally.

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How Hackers Targeted Microsoft in Global Cyberattack

Meme-Stock Roar Fades on Wall Street as Retail Finds New Thrills

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High-Risk Currency Trading Is the New Meme Stock for This Retail Crowd

S&P 500 Hits New Highs Before ‘Peak’ Earnings Week

Astrology Is So Big in India That Venture Capital Is Jumping in

By Preeti Soni and Akriti Sharma

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Can a Country Be Too Rich? Norway Is Finding Out

Weekend Interview

Malcolm Turnbull on How Not to Lose Respect in Washington

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Japan’s Newest Theme Park Is on the Front Lines of US-China Tension

She Gave Away Her Inheritance. Now What?

Austrian heiress Marlene Engelhorn started giving away her money in her 30s, but she’s finding that exiting the 1% is about more than just wealth.

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Try Your Hand at This Week's Pointed News Quiz

Which anime movie recently set the box-office record for biggest opening weekend in Japan? Test your knowledge.

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From Tesla to Microsoft, Companies Are Going Vertical Again

The return of top-to-bottom corporate integration holds big implications for everything from power politics to consumer choice.

 

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What Trump’s Fight With Harvard Is Really About

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Carlyle CEO Harvey Schwartz on Private Credit

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Careless: Inside A UK Care Visa Scam

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Why Vietnam Had to Make a Deal With Trump

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Death in Peru’s TikTok Hotspot

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The Lawyer Behind Elon Musk, Jay-Z and Megan Thee Stallion

Bloomberg Opinion

America’s Investors Need to Speak Up for the Fed

Interest-rate policy can and should be questioned. But the case for a politically independent central bank is open and shut.

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America Needs Colbert

By Jason Bailey, Guest Columnist

The Columbia Deal Isn’t Great. But It Dodged a Bigger Disaster.

By Stephen L. Carter, Columnist

Congress Showed What’s Coming Next in Five Key Moments

By Nia-Malika Henderson, Columnist

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FDA Probes Death of Boy in Brazil on Sarepta’s Elevidys

The death occurred on June 7, according to a statement from the US Food and Drug Administration, which did not specify where the boy lived.

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RFK Jr. to Oust Advisory Panel on Cancer Screenings, WSJ Reports

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Confessions of a Laptop Farmer: How an American Helped North Korea’s Wild Remote Worker Scheme

Thousands of undercover agents feed Kim Jong Un’s rocket program with millions from the likes of Google and Amazon. In a Bloomberg Businessweek exclusive, one of the regime’s US pawns tells all.

Elon Musk’s Neuralink Joins Study Working Toward a Bionic Eye

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Goldman Trading Desk’s Clients Start Shorting Speculative Tech

After surging some 70% from its mid-April lows, the bank’s basket tracking unprofitable tech stocks has slipped over the last two days.

The Man Behind a Tiny Toronto Hedge Fund That Revived Meme Mania

Citadel Securities Wins Case Over SEC Audit Trail Funding

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Odette Chef Rethinks Korean Cuisine With a New Concept in Hong Kong

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RFK Jr. to Oust Advisory Panel on Cancer Screenings, WSJ Reports

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Brazil Investors Warn of Political Impact of Tariffs in Election

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Chicago Wins Dismissal of Trump Suit Over Sanctuary City Policy

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US Cattle Tally Shows No End in Sight for Soaring Beef Prices

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Zambia Gets $184 Million From IMF After Pledging Faster Reforms

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Trump’s UK Trip Mixes Presidential Duty and Personal Interests

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Big Take: Biden’s National Security Advisor on Trump

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As Video-Game Media Struggles, Star YouTuber Launches New Outlet

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Why Access to Running Water Is a Luxury in Wealthy US Cities

“Plumbing poverty” is surging in Houston, Phoenix, Portland, Oregon and other urban areas.

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