Dribble Grabs | Bloomberg Clipa

 

3:45

Watch: CATL Halts Operations at Major Lithium Mine in China

Lithium Market Soars After China’s CATL Shuts One of World’s Biggest Mines

Mine Collapse Weighs on Codelco Debt Even as Output Resumes

Barrick Falls After Posting $1 Billion Charge on Mali Mine

US Global Bond Funds Boosted by Dollar Slump, But Investors are Cautious

A declining dollar has helped a Brandywine global bond fund to one of its best performances in nearly 20 years.

Related

The Dollar Still Rules, But US Policy Is Making It Less Special

Stocks Hold Near Record Before Key Inflation Data

Bloomberg Opinion

‘Alternative Facts’ Aren't a Reason to Skip Vaccines

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s decision to defund mRNA research is just the latest to put ideology above public health.

By Elisabeth Rosenthal, Columnist 

 

 

 

 

  

A Practical Guide to Fixing the Jobs Data Problem

By Nir Kaissar, Columnist

Israel Is Heading Toward an Isolation It Can’t Afford

By Marc Champion, Columnist

Supercharging ICE Threatens to Be a Costly Mistake

Editorial Board

Photo illustration: Christian Capestany; Photos: Getty (2), Bloomberg (2)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Big Take

Hedge Fund Schonfeld’s Millennial Boss Drags It Back From the Brink

Ryan Tolkin’s wild rollercoaster ride of the past few years offers lessons to all the other strivers desperate to crack this market’s lavishly wealthy aristocracy. 

Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC/Getty Images

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Paramount Buys UFC Rights for $7.7 Billion to Boost Streaming

Paramount acquired the exclusive rights to show all events from the Ultimate Fighting Championship in the US over the next seven years.

PSKY

0.38%

Open House

Inside a Jailed Ex-Premier’s MansionHong Kong Mansions Test MarketLuxury Brands Build Bangkok Condos

Min Heo for Bloomberg Businessweek

Businessweek

Why It’s Actually a Good Time to Buy a House, According to a Zillow Economist

Biggest Chinese Developer Since Evergrande Ordered to Liquidate

Germany Property Crash Leaves Pension Funds Reeling From Private Credit Losses

Latest

5 min

Canadians Furious About Trump Flee Their Private Florida Community

5 min

Trump's Trade War With China Threatens These Key Green Technologies

13 min

Cocoa Futures Surge on Worries About Weaker Crops in West Africa

15 min

European Leaders, Zelenskiy to Hold Call With Trump on Wednesday

21 min

US Stocks Muted as Investors Wait on CPI Data to Set Fed’s Path

25 min

Ghislaine Maxwell Grand Jury Transcript Release Denied by Judge

See all latest

In Focus

Trump’s TariffsWar in UkraineUS StocksNvidiaTrump’s Second TermChip Wars

The Latest from Odd Lots

Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway explore the most interesting topics in finance, markets and economics

Listen (34:36)

Odd Lots: The Logistics of Selling Furniture in Alaska

Listen (73:14)

Odd Lots: Mary Daly on Alaska as US Leading Indicator

Newsletter: Odd Lots

Odd Lots Heads to Alaska

Listen (43:59)

Odd Lots: Understanding the Father of Xi Jinping

Newsletter: Odd Lots

Huw Van Steenis on the Next Big Thing in Private Credit

Listen (24:28)

Odd Lots: How Trump Just Politicized US Economic Data

Newsletter: Odd Lots

Neil Dutta's Gut Check: Three Economies

Bloomberg News Now

Listen to the latest: Stocks Near Records, Trump Declares DC Crime 'Liberation,' More

5:22

updated 26 min ago

Most Active US Stocks

MU

124.76

4.94%

Follow

Micron Raises Its Sales, Earnings Outlook on Improved Prices

AMD

175.01

1.30%

Follow

Trump Bid for Cut of Chip Revenue Risks ‘Dangerous World’

NVDA

182.43

0.15%

Follow

Nvidia, AMD to Pay 15% on China AI Chip Sales in US Deal

Toxic Shale Drilling Wastewater Threatens Top Oil Fields, Texas Agency Warns

Vinay Prasad’s Return to FDA Sends Biotech Shares Tumbling

Revel to End New York Rideshare Business to Focus on EV Charging

The New Way to Buy an NFL Tea

Else

Photo illustration by Rebecca Wilkinson; photos: AP Photo

Trump-First Foreign Policy Pits the US Against Everybody 

The president’s us-versus-them worldview means allies and adversaries alike get the same treatment at the negotiating table.

By Wes Kosova 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

More from this issue:

Elon Musk's Empire is Under Threat from Elon MuskStarbuck's CEO Plans to Tame the Rush-Hour Free-for-AllHow Hims Became the King of Knockoff Weight-Loss Drugs

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Social Media Trend Machine Is Spitting Out Weirder and Weirder Results

Trends always have an element of randomness, but our algorithmic feeds have made them unintelligible.

 

Klarna Cashed In on ‘Buy Now, Pay Later.’ Now It Wants to Be a Bank

As the payments giant prepares an IPO, it’s trying to persuade millions of consumers to use its debit cards.

A High-Rise Push Is Helping Mumbai Squeeze in Pools, Gyms and Greenery

In the space-crunched city, developers are making more room for amenities as living spaces shrink.