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Stocks Roar Back as Dow Average Hits 50,000 Mark

A renewed wave of dip buying drove stocks toward their best session since May.

World’s Central Banks Increasingly Look to Fed for Top Hires

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Wall Street Drama Punishes Speculation and Rewards Steady Bets

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How Japan Arrived at an Economic Crossroads

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Curling Wants to Be the Next Pickleball — If It Can Find the Ice

By Chris Gallagher

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David Miliband Has a $1 Billion Budget Only for Crises

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Osaka’s Neon-Lit Heart Shows the Cost of Japan’s Harder Line on China

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Keep It or Cash Out? A Succession Crisis Hits Some of the World’s Biggest Farms

Weekend Essay

Global Capital’s Break With the US Is Long Overdue

Trump’s policies have accelerated an overdue shift, as US market advantages fade and investors reassess their heavy exposure to American assets.

Weekend Essay

ICE’s Aggressive Urban Tactics Were Forged Along the Southern Border

The convergence of two historically distinct agencies is redefining how immigration law is enforced inside the US.

Review

American Football Is Bigger Than Ever. It’s Also Dying.

In ‘Football,’ Chuck Klosterman argues that the sport’s violence and made-for-TV pacing drove its success, but may now be pushing it toward irrelevance.

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Bloomberg Opinion

America’s Big Personalities Are Shrinking Its Greatness

The dangers from the revolution that brought us a more entrepreneurial capitalism and more personality-driven politics are growing by the day.

By Adrian Wooldridge, Columnist

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Bloomberg Opinion

The Supreme Court Might Be the Model for the New Fed

Monetary policy will be driven by occasional intense bouts of politics followed by coalition-building and internal preferences.

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Why Thailand’s Economy Has Stalled

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Why the World Is Awash With Cheap Oil

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How Circular Deals Are Driving the AI Boom

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Why Japan’s Economy Is at a Tipping Point

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Why One Oil Company Has a Head Start in Venezuela

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Can France Fix Its Debt Problem?

Bloomberg Opinion

Can We Put Politics Aside for One Sports-Filled Weekend?

The Olympics, the Super Bowl, and the Six Nations Championship remind us of the joy of coming together for a common purpose.

By Lara Williams, Columnist 

 

 

 

 

 

AI Has Turned Bernie and DeSantis Into Unlikely Allies

By Mary Ellen Klas, Columnist

Both Parties Are Missing Something Big on Immigration

By Erika D. Smith, Columnist

The Supreme Court Might Be the Model for the New Fed

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The Super Bowl Made Scarcity Its Superpower

, — even when the teams vying for the league title aren’t on the field.

The Big Take

Kalshi, Polymarket Rewrite the Super Bowl Playbook for Pro Gamblers

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Epstein Offered ‘Tall Swedish Blonde’ to Indian Tycoon Anil Ambani

The disgraced financier spent years cultivating a relationship with a scion of India’s wealthiest family.

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