If the Iran Strikes Backfire, Voters Will Know Who’s to Blame. . .Global Credit Markets Wobble as War Deepens AI-Triggered Selloff

         

Today’s Videos

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Iran Strikes Mark the Biggest Gamble of Trump’s Second Term

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Iran's Nuclear Materials a Risk: Ex-US Energy Secretary

8:06

Full Trump Statement on US Missile Strikes on Iran

39:18

WHO Chief Says World Is ‘Vulnerable’ to Next Pandemic

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14 min

Citi’s Manthey Sees UK Stocks as Good Hedge Amid Iran War

15 min

Live Nation’s Antitrust Reckoning Kicks Off Before New York Jury

21 min

Rio Tinto Pauses Japanese Aluminum Fee Talks After Iran Attacks

50 min

Oil Tanker Rates Skyrocket on Key Middle East-to-China Route

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Bond Deals in Europe Put on Hold as Mideast War Rattles Markets

The White House

The Big Take

Trump’s Iran Strikes Usher In an Era of Unrestrained American Power

The targeted attacks and killing of a sitting head of state mark a departure from decades of US policy.

Dubai Shaken by Blasts as Iran and US Trade Strikes

Travelers Trapped in Dubai See No Easy Escape From Glitzy Island

A volley of missiles and drones from Iran drastically altered the dynamic of Dubai, which became an island from which there is no escape.

Iran Switches to Survival Mode After Killing of Khamenei

Hezbollah Fires on Israel in Response to Khamenei’s Death

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Big Take: The Risk of Iran’s "No Red Lines" Threat

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Oil Spikes as Middle East War All But Halts Hormuz Ship Strait

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Saudi Arabia’s Biggest Oil Refinery Halts After Drone Attack

Saudis Pulled Deeper Into Mideast War After Refinery Attack

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Global Credit Markets Wobble as War Deepens AI-Triggered Selloff

Bond Deals in Europe Put on Hold as Mideast War Rattles Markets

Dollar Rallies as Oil’s Surge Curbs Bets on Fed Rate Cuts

Bloomberg Opinion

If the Iran Strikes Backfire, Voters Will Know Who’s to Blame

By Ronald Brownstein, Columnist 

 

 

 

 

 

Private Credit is Sickly. Banks Aren't The Cure

By Paul J. Davies, Columnist

Anthropic’s Partners Are Making a Deal With the AI Devil

By Parmy Olson, Columnist

Iran Strikes Will Be Nasty for Oil Prices But Not a Shock

By Javier Blas, Columnist

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Lutnick Hangs On After Epstein Visit Revelation, Tariff Turmoil

During an awkward appearance before a Senate panel recently, the billionaire sought to explain a 2012 trip to the disgraced financier’s private island.

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Lutnick Makes Surprise Trip to India After US Tariff Setback

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FBI Probes Whether Austin Mass Shooting Tied to Iran Conflict

Three people were killed and 14 others wounded when a gunman opened fire in the city’s downtown entertainment district.

Netflix’s Co-CEO Explains Why He Quit the Warner Bros. Fight

What the Paramount-Warner Merger Means for Hollywood

David Ellison Used Political Ties, Deep Pockets to Buy Warner Br

Carney Meets Modi in New Delhi, Marking New Chapter in Ties

Death Toll Rises as Pakistan, Afghan Forces Keep Up Clashes

Millions of Migrant Workers in Gulf at Risk as War Rages On

Bloomberg Businessweek

China Spent Big on an African Media Empire, But No One’s Watching

Viewers on the continent still strongly prefer local sources and Western outlets such as the BBC and CNN.

By Peter Martin

 

 

Technology

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Iran Strikes Snarl E-Commerce Delivery Times to Middle East

MTN Sees Full-Year Earnings Quadrupling on Nigeria, Ghana Gains

Nintendo Shares Slide on Fears of Rising Mideast Shipping Costs