22.09.2025 13:2722.09.2025 13:0522.09.2025 12:5822.09.2025 12:5422.09.2025 12:2122.09.2025 12:0022.09.2025 9:4222.09.2025 6:4720.09.2025 8:16 Creditors to First Brands Group are tallying paper losses in the billions of dollars and trying to assess the widening damage from the unanswered questions swirling around the auto-parts supplier.20.09.2025 6:12 The Philippines’ anti-money laundering watchdog said it has secured a new court order to freeze 592 more bank accounts allegedly linked to graft-ridden flood control projects.20.09.2025 3:52 As more money is invested into the US stock market, and indexes hit record levels, a contradictory force is playing out as well: fewer companies are choosing to go public. Bryce Tingle, the N. Murray Edwards Chair in Business Law at the University of Calgary, details the forces behind this trend, and the perils that come with a wide swath of investors increasingly relying on the same group of select firms to perform well. Professor Tingle discusses what he sees as declining innovation and rising economic concentration with Carol Massar, Tim Stenovec and Bloomberg Intelligence Global Equity Strategist Gillian Wolff on Bloomberg Businessweek Daily. (Source: Bloomberg)20.09.2025 3:36 B. Riley Financial Inc. filed its overdue audited results for 2024 but said it will miss Nasdaq’s Sept. 29 deadline to file delayed quarterly reports for this year, leaving its listing by the stock exchange still in doubt.20.09.2025 3:26 Andersen Group Inc., the US arm of a professional services firm founded by former partners of shuttered accounting giant Arthur Andersen, filed publicly for an initial public offering.20.09.2025 3:15 Jeremy Siegel, professor emeritus of finance at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, says he doesn’t see a serious threat to the Fed’s independence, adding that all the potential Fed chair choices are “excellent people.” He tells Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld on “The Close” that the candidates are highly qualified. (Source: Bloomberg)20.09.2025 3:09 US presidents have long had adversarial relationships with the media — but no American head of state has taken that battle to the extremes thatВ Donald TrumpВ has. By using, or threatening to use, the courts and his administration’s authority, Trump has forced a series of major concessions from the world’s largest outlets. Walt Disney Co.В stunned the industry Wednesday when ABC putВ Jimmy Kimmel’s show on indefinite hiatus, after a Sept. 15 monologue in which the popular comedian riffed on how Trump and his supporters reacted to the assassination of Republican activistВ Charlie Kirk. The segment had drawn a public rebuke earlier fromВ Brendan Carr, chairman of theВ Federal Communications Commission. Bloomberg News Media Reporter Hannah Miller joins Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss, with hosts Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. (Source: Bloomberg)20.09.2025 2:45 Dan Niles, founder and portfolio manager at Niles Investment Management, says investors should look beyond the “Mag 7.” He tells Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld on “The Close” that AI’s engagement with Google is rising, and calls Google the long-term winner in consumer AI given its unmatched data advantage. (Source: Bloomberg)20.09.2025 2:45 MapLight Therapeutics Inc. filed for an initial public offering, becoming one of few biotechnology firms to move forward with a listing in a tough year for the sector.20.09.2025 2:42 BitGo Holdings Inc. has filed for an initial public offering in the US, adding to an active market for digital assets.20.09.2025 2:14 Italy won its first upgrade from Fitch Ratings since 2021 as the credit assessor rewarded Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government for its deficit-cutting efforts.20.09.2025 2:07 Investment firms Apollo Global Management Inc. and Diameter Capital Partners have both closed their bets against the debt of troubled auto parts supplier First Brands Group, according to people familiar with the matter.20.09.2025 2:02 Investors have long looked to London for opportunities in the UK, but NFL Hall of Famer Tom Brady and Knighthead Capital’s Tom Wagner are betting billions on Birmingham City Football Club – and on the city itself. Their investments go beyond football, into housing, transportation and jobs. Could the UK’s regions provide opportunities that have typically been largely found in London? (Source: Bloomberg)20.09.2025 1:59 President Javier Milei promised present-day pain to secure Argentina’s economic future, but his vision is now in jeopardy. Despite Milei’s success in slashing the inflation rate from 300% to just over 30% in two years, Argentina’s markets tumbled after Milei’s party suffered a defeat during Buenos Aires’ provincial election. Will Argentinians be willing to withstand more pain or are they ready to return to Peronism? (Source: Bloomberg)20.09.2025 1:56 Oracle is in discussions with Meta Platforms for a cloud computing deal worth about $20 billion. Under the multiyear deal, Oracle would provide the social media giant with computing power for training and deploying artificial intelligence models, according to people familiar with the talks. Brody Ford has more on “Bloomberg The Close.”20.09.2025 1:53 Moody’s Ratings signaled it may lower Poland’s credit score as the country struggles to overcome political tensions complicating efforts to curb its budget deficit.20.09.2025 1:44 The Trump administration is pushing to sell $6 billion in weapons to Israel, people familiar with the matter said, a move that would bolster defense ties despite mounting criticism over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s attack on Qatar and his military campaign in Gaza.20.09.2025 1:44 More than 50 human rights organizations, nonprofits and international development experts are calling on the World Bank to investigate its health-care investments in Africa and Asia, citing Bloomberg News articles about alleged patient abuses.20.09.2025 1:42 Comprehensive cross-platform coverage of the U.S. market close on Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio, and YouTube with Romaine Bostick, Katie Greifeld, Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. (Source: Bloomberg)20.09.2025 1:26 Genuine Parts Co., an industrials company that recently settled with activist investor Elliott Investment Management, is considering a breakup, people familiar with the matter said.19.09.2025 23:12 Boeing Co. and Lockheed Martin Corp. are poised to win aircraft orders from Turkey as soon as next week for as many as 250 commercial planes and additional F-16 fighter jets, with possible resolution of a long-running F-35 dispute.19.09.2025 21:02 Javier Milei has lost the confidence of investors and he knows it. Day after day, they have yanked their money out of Argentina, fearful that Milei, the brash, libertarian president with the bold plan to fix the economy, will scrap his defense of the peso and let it plunge as so many of his predecessors have done.19.09.2025 3:24 Wall Street closed out the highly anticipated Federal Reserve week with stocks notching fresh all-time highs as prospects for more rate cuts bolstered the outlook for corporate earnings. 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Creditors to First Brands Group are tallying paper losses in the billions of dollars and trying to assess the widening damage from the unanswered questions swirling around the auto-parts supplier.
The Philippines’ anti-money laundering watchdog said it has secured a new court order to freeze 592 more bank accounts allegedly linked to graft-ridden flood control projects.
As more money is invested into the US stock market, and indexes hit record levels, a contradictory force is playing out as well: fewer companies are choosing to go public. Bryce Tingle, the N. Murray Edwards Chair in Business Law at the University of Calgary, details the forces behind this trend, and the perils that come with a wide swath of investors increasingly relying on the same group of select firms to perform well. Professor Tingle discusses what he sees as declining innovation and rising economic concentration with Carol Massar, Tim Stenovec and Bloomberg Intelligence Global Equity Strategist Gillian Wolff on Bloomberg Businessweek Daily. (Source: Bloomberg)
B. Riley Financial Inc. filed its overdue audited results for 2024 but said it will miss Nasdaq’s Sept. 29 deadline to file delayed quarterly reports for this year, leaving its listing by the stock exchange still in doubt.
Andersen Group Inc., the US arm of a professional services firm founded by former partners of shuttered accounting giant Arthur Andersen, filed publicly for an initial public offering.
Jeremy Siegel, professor emeritus of finance at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, says he doesn’t see a serious threat to the Fed’s independence, adding that all the potential Fed chair choices are “excellent people.” He tells Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld on “The Close” that the candidates are highly qualified. (Source: Bloomberg)
US presidents have long had adversarial relationships with the media — but no American head of state has taken that battle to the extremes thatВ Donald TrumpВ has. By using, or threatening to use, the courts and his administration’s authority, Trump has forced a series of major concessions from the world’s largest outlets. Walt Disney Co.В stunned the industry Wednesday when ABC putВ Jimmy Kimmel’s show on indefinite hiatus, after a Sept. 15 monologue in which the popular comedian riffed on how Trump and his supporters reacted to the assassination of Republican activistВ Charlie Kirk. The segment had drawn a public rebuke earlier fromВ Brendan Carr, chairman of theВ Federal Communications Commission. Bloomberg News Media Reporter Hannah Miller joins Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss, with hosts Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. (Source: Bloomberg)
Dan Niles, founder and portfolio manager at Niles Investment Management, says investors should look beyond the “Mag 7.” He tells Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld on “The Close” that AI’s engagement with Google is rising, and calls Google the long-term winner in consumer AI given its unmatched data advantage. (Source: Bloomberg)
MapLight Therapeutics Inc. filed for an initial public offering, becoming one of few biotechnology firms to move forward with a listing in a tough year for the sector.
BitGo Holdings Inc. has filed for an initial public offering in the US, adding to an active market for digital assets.
Italy won its first upgrade from Fitch Ratings since 2021 as the credit assessor rewarded Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government for its deficit-cutting efforts.
Investment firms Apollo Global Management Inc. and Diameter Capital Partners have both closed their bets against the debt of troubled auto parts supplier First Brands Group, according to people familiar with the matter.
Investors have long looked to London for opportunities in the UK, but NFL Hall of Famer Tom Brady and Knighthead Capital’s Tom Wagner are betting billions on Birmingham City Football Club – and on the city itself. Their investments go beyond football, into housing, transportation and jobs. Could the UK’s regions provide opportunities that have typically been largely found in London? (Source: Bloomberg)
President Javier Milei promised present-day pain to secure Argentina’s economic future, but his vision is now in jeopardy. Despite Milei’s success in slashing the inflation rate from 300% to just over 30% in two years, Argentina’s markets tumbled after Milei’s party suffered a defeat during Buenos Aires’ provincial election. Will Argentinians be willing to withstand more pain or are they ready to return to Peronism? (Source: Bloomberg)
Oracle is in discussions with Meta Platforms for a cloud computing deal worth about $20 billion. Under the multiyear deal, Oracle would provide the social media giant with computing power for training and deploying artificial intelligence models, according to people familiar with the talks. Brody Ford has more on “Bloomberg The Close.”
Moody’s Ratings signaled it may lower Poland’s credit score as the country struggles to overcome political tensions complicating efforts to curb its budget deficit.
The Trump administration is pushing to sell $6 billion in weapons to Israel, people familiar with the matter said, a move that would bolster defense ties despite mounting criticism over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s attack on Qatar and his military campaign in Gaza.
More than 50 human rights organizations, nonprofits and international development experts are calling on the World Bank to investigate its health-care investments in Africa and Asia, citing Bloomberg News articles about alleged patient abuses.
Comprehensive cross-platform coverage of the U.S. market close on Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio, and YouTube with Romaine Bostick, Katie Greifeld, Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. (Source: Bloomberg)
Genuine Parts Co., an industrials company that recently settled with activist investor Elliott Investment Management, is considering a breakup, people familiar with the matter said.
Boeing Co. and Lockheed Martin Corp. are poised to win aircraft orders from Turkey as soon as next week for as many as 250 commercial planes and additional F-16 fighter jets, with possible resolution of a long-running F-35 dispute.
Javier Milei has lost the confidence of investors and he knows it. Day after day, they have yanked their money out of Argentina, fearful that Milei, the brash, libertarian president with the bold plan to fix the economy, will scrap his defense of the peso and let it plunge as so many of his predecessors have done.
Wall Street closed out the highly anticipated Federal Reserve week with stocks notching fresh all-time highs as prospects for more rate cuts bolstered the outlook for corporate earnings.