26.06.2026 18:42 German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s coalition is negotiating as much as €20 billion ($22.8 billion) in income-tax relief as it taps momentum for its broader reform agenda, though the parties remain divided on how to pay for the cuts.26.06.2026 18:46 John Bolton, a former national security adviser to President Donald Trump who became one of his fiercest critics, appeared in court on Friday to plead guilty to unlawfully retaining national defense information.26.06.2026 18:5226.06.2026 18:5326.06.2026 19:3226.06.2026 19:50 A surprise economic slump to start the year prompted forecasters to slash their expectations for Canada’s growth for 2026.26.06.2026 19:56 A bruising battle over operational control within the billionaire Castel family’s drinks empire is intensifying after the two heirs at the center of the conflict were removed from the board of the historic wine business based near Bordeaux.26.06.2026 20:07 King Charles has become the first monarch to reveal their tax bill, paying £12.9m.26.06.2026 20:08 Apple Inc.’s first-ever touch-screen laptop will rely on the company’s current high-end M5 chips, rather than next-generation silicon, though the company is working on a follow-up model with future M7 processors.26.06.2026 20:1226.06.2026 20:18 Shares of Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. fell on Friday after OpenAI is said to weigh holding off on an initial public offering until next year amid volatility in technology stocks.26.06.2026 20:22 Source: Bloomberg, 0:0026.06.2026 20:24 The euro zone’s first signs of respite in inflation since the outbreak of the Iran war are forecast for data next week that will reflect the impact of subsiding energy costs.26.06.2026 20:2426.06.2026 20:28 Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari said signs of widespread inflation led him to pencil in one interest-rate increase for this year in the central bank’s economic projections released earlier this month.26.06.2026 20:33 California voters will decide in November whether to approve a measure that would make it significantly harder to hike local taxes through the ballot box.26.06.2026 20:34 Here are some ideas that may be gaining ground inside the prime minister-in-waiting’s brain trust.26.06.2026 20:38 Source: Bloomberg, 0:0026.06.2026 20:39 The last-place New York Mets fired manager Carlos Mendoza and replaced him with Andy Green, an executive in the team’s front office, for the remainder of the season.
Randall Williams, Bloomberg Business of Sports Reporter, discusses the move from the Mets as well as the World Cup so far. (Source: Bloomberg)26.06.2026 20:40 Micron Technology's shares tumbled on Friday amid a global sell-off in technology stocks.26.06.2026 20:42 Images and video appearing to show a small aircraft crashing into Beijing’s CITIC tower spread across Chinese social media on Friday. Bloomberg could not independently verify the images or circumstances of the incident at the city’s tallest building. (Source: Bloomberg)26.06.2026 20:42 Wall Street Host David Westin breaks down why the auto industry may want Washington to leave USMCA mostly intact. While Trump is focused on trade deficits and tougher rules, automakers are more worried about uncertainty, long-term investment and China’s growing role in North American supply chains. (Source: Bloomberg)26.06.2026 20:4326.06.2026 20:4426.06.2026 20:47 SpaceX’s stock has started to lose momentum after its blockbuster market debut. But investors betting against Elon Musk’s newest public company will soon face a different force: billions of dollars in mechanical buying as the stock enters major indexes.26.06.2026 20:54 Source: Bloomberg, 0:0026.06.2026 20:5626.06.2026 20:59 The infected doctor had been sent by the French NGO ALIMA to Ituri, an eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo province and the main hotspot of the Ebola outbreak, to take part in the medical response to the virus.26.06.2026 21:00 Danger to life warnings and record heat: how the UK and Europe struggled to cope.26.06.2026 21:01 'America 250' (5/13). John Adams, the second president of the United States, and his successor Thomas Jefferson did not share the same view of human nature. Adams, an educated anti-slavery advocate from the North, feared that democracy would perish under the weight of corruption among the powerful. Posterity, however, has largely remembered the soaring rhetoric of Jefferson, the slaveholding Southern planter.26.06.2026 21:0126.06.2026 21:04 Kashkari said he sees a hike likely this year as the economy continues to feel the hit from spiking inflation. Страницы: 22092210221122122213221422152216221722182219222022212222222322242225222622272228222922302231223222332234223522362237223822392240224122422243224422452246224722482249
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s coalition is negotiating as much as €20 billion ($22.8 billion) in income-tax relief as it taps momentum for its broader reform agenda, though the parties remain divided on how to pay for the cuts.
John Bolton, a former national security adviser to President Donald Trump who became one of his fiercest critics, appeared in court on Friday to plead guilty to unlawfully retaining national defense information.
A surprise economic slump to start the year prompted forecasters to slash their expectations for Canada’s growth for 2026.
A bruising battle over operational control within the billionaire Castel family’s drinks empire is intensifying after the two heirs at the center of the conflict were removed from the board of the historic wine business based near Bordeaux.
King Charles has become the first monarch to reveal their tax bill, paying £12.9m.
Apple Inc.’s first-ever touch-screen laptop will rely on the company’s current high-end M5 chips, rather than next-generation silicon, though the company is working on a follow-up model with future M7 processors.
Shares of Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. fell on Friday after OpenAI is said to weigh holding off on an initial public offering until next year amid volatility in technology stocks.
Source: Bloomberg, 0:00
The euro zone’s first signs of respite in inflation since the outbreak of the Iran war are forecast for data next week that will reflect the impact of subsiding energy costs.
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari said signs of widespread inflation led him to pencil in one interest-rate increase for this year in the central bank’s economic projections released earlier this month.
California voters will decide in November whether to approve a measure that would make it significantly harder to hike local taxes through the ballot box.
Here are some ideas that may be gaining ground inside the prime minister-in-waiting’s brain trust.
The last-place New York Mets fired manager Carlos Mendoza and replaced him with Andy Green, an executive in the team’s front office, for the remainder of the season.
Randall Williams, Bloomberg Business of Sports Reporter, discusses the move from the Mets as well as the World Cup so far. (Source: Bloomberg)
Images and video appearing to show a small aircraft crashing into Beijing’s CITIC tower spread across Chinese social media on Friday. Bloomberg could not independently verify the images or circumstances of the incident at the city’s tallest building. (Source: Bloomberg)
Wall Street Host David Westin breaks down why the auto industry may want Washington to leave USMCA mostly intact. While Trump is focused on trade deficits and tougher rules, automakers are more worried about uncertainty, long-term investment and China’s growing role in North American supply chains. (Source: Bloomberg)
SpaceX’s stock has started to lose momentum after its blockbuster market debut. But investors betting against Elon Musk’s newest public company will soon face a different force: billions of dollars in mechanical buying as the stock enters major indexes.
The infected doctor had been sent by the French NGO ALIMA to Ituri, an eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo province and the main hotspot of the Ebola outbreak, to take part in the medical response to the virus.
Danger to life warnings and record heat: how the UK and Europe struggled to cope.
'America 250' (5/13). John Adams, the second president of the United States, and his successor Thomas Jefferson did not share the same view of human nature. Adams, an educated anti-slavery advocate from the North, feared that democracy would perish under the weight of corruption among the powerful. Posterity, however, has largely remembered the soaring rhetoric of Jefferson, the slaveholding Southern planter.