24.12.2025 7:38 Copper extended a powerful December rally that’s carried prices for the industrial metal to unprecedented highs above $12,000 a ton on fears over a tighter global market in 2026.24.12.2025 7:33 The Australian dollar climbed to its strongest in more than a year after traders ratchet expectations the Reserve Bank will quickly shift to raising interest rates early next year.24.12.2025 6:45 Quantum stocks are where AI was five years ago — and the science actually works.24.12.2025 6:32 A shaky economy, wider adoption of weight-loss drugs, and changing tastes seem to conspire against some food makers.24.12.2025 6:20 If the president had gotten his way, inflation would surely be rocketing again, the economy would be overheating and the Fed would have to raise short-term rates again.24.12.2025 6:02 Colombia’s leftist government said it will use emergency powers to raise taxes on the nation’s richest citizens as well as on the financial services sector.24.12.2025 5:24 Platinum soared to an all-time high, trading above $2,300 an ounce for the first time on tight supplies and historically elevated borrowing costs.24.12.2025 4:49 As the alcohol industry contends with the impact of tariffs, Lofted Spirits continues to excel thanks to two of the fastest-growing brands on the American whiskey market, Bardstown Bourbon and Green River. The company also has a unique brand of leadership in the C-Suite with CEO Mark Erwin at the helm. The retired US Army Colonel explains how his firm is navigating a challenged market and solidifying itself among the most reliable custom contract distilleries in the nation. Col. Erwin speaks with Carol Massar, Tim Stenovec and Bloomberg Wall Street Week host David Westin on Bloomberg Businessweek Daily. (Source: Bloomberg)24.12.2025 4:41 Various factors can reduce a lottery prize, from taxes to the cost of a limo ride.24.12.2025 4:38 “While we believe these latest pauses will be challenged in court, we expect refreshed concerns around the projects,” other analysts say.24.12.2025 4:27 Gold rose to an all-time high above $4,500 an ounce on escalating tensions in Venezuela and expectations for more US rate cuts. Silver and platinum also advanced to records.24.12.2025 4:27 Oil held a five-day gain as traders weighed escalating geopolitical tensions against swelling inventories.24.12.2025 4:25 Tricolor Holdings founder Daniel Chu collected nearly $30 million in compensation in the year leading up to the subprime auto lender’s collapse amid alleged fraud, according to a lawsuit filed by the trustee overseeing the company’s liquidation.24.12.2025 4:02 Ben Hemminger, CEO and co founder of Fashionphile, says the company’s specialty allows it to price items accurately and buy directly from sellers, taking on the resale risk itself. He speaks with Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld on “The Close.” (Source: Bloomberg)24.12.2025 4:00 Commercial Aircraft Corp of China Ltd. is set to miss a revised delivery target for its marquee C919 single-aisle jet, dealing a blow to its global ambitions after trade war-induced headwinds helped hamper production.24.12.2025 3:54 Stew Leonard Jr., President and CEO of Stew Leonard’s, discusses beef supply and demand and rising food costs ahead of the holidays with Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld on “The Close.” He says higher labor costs and a sharp increase in energy prices are putting pressure on food prices. (Source: Bloomberg)24.12.2025 3:51 Motive Technologies Inc. filed publicly for an initial public offering, with the artificial intelligence-enabled fleet management software firm disclosing both growing revenue and net losses.24.12.2025 3:44 US airlines expect to ferry a record number of passengers over the holidays after a year in which economic uncertainty and a government shutdown have whipsawed travel demand. A daily average of 2.9 million passengers will travel between Dec. 19 and Jan. 5, 1.5% more than a year ago, theВ Airlines for AmericaВ lobby group said in a statement.В Domestic airfares over the period will average $900 for a round trip, or 7% more than in 2024, theВ American Automobile AssociationВ said in a separateВ statement. New York and New Jersey airports are expecting a record 5.7 million travelers from Dec. 22 to Jan. 4, a 1%В increaseВ from last year’s numbers, according to theВ Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.В Bloomberg News Chief Correspondent for Global Aviation Siddharth Philip joins Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss. He speaks with Alexis Christoforous and Isabelle Lee. (Source: Bloomberg)24.12.2025 3:25 A major trade finance partner of First Brands Group threatened its right to keep tapping cash made available to the bankrupt auto parts supplier, saying the value of some of its collateral has fallen below agreed-upon thresholds.24.12.2025 3:00 One measure of borrowing by China’s local governments for infrastructure is on pace to hit a six-year low, as Beijing clamps down on risks in a strategy shift that calls into question its promise to stop an unprecedented investment slump.24.12.2025 2:46 Even if the Fed is moving too slowly to significantly help borrowers, people carrying high-interest credit-card or auto debt can still take proactive action in the new year by working to improve their credit scores and refinancing loans.24.12.2025 2:44 Tesla’s EV sales continue to fall, but the stock is trading around record levels as Wall Street keeps it eye on the robotaxi opportunity.24.12.2025 2:39 The VIX has been on a wild ride this year, but it is on track to finish 2025 at or around its lowest level since December 2024.24.12.2025 2:38 Social Security was originally intended for retirement24.12.2025 2:35 Here’s why car-insurance prices will continue to weigh heavily on drivers, likely prompting them to make more high-stakes bets next year.23.12.2025 19:43 The S&P 500 Index closed at a record Tuesday as gains in technology stocks offset investor concerns about strong US economic growth potentially delaying interest-rate cuts.23.12.2025 19:23 Treasuries slid as data that showed the US economy expanded at the fastest pace in two years dented expectations for interest-rate cuts in 2026.23.12.2025 15:03 The dollar is heading for its worst annual performance in eight years, and the options market is signaling that traders are preparing for more downside in the final sessions of 2025 and beyond.23.12.2025 4:36 Gold and silver rallied to fresh all-time highs on escalating geopolitical tensions and prospects for more US rate cuts.23.12.2025 4:31 Oil gained for a fifth straight day in thin trading as investors weighed the US clampdown on shipments from Venezuela against weak demand.23.12.2025 3:39 Wall Street traders parsing a batch of economic reports in a session marked by a slowdown in transactions drove stocks to all-time highs. 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Copper extended a powerful December rally that’s carried prices for the industrial metal to unprecedented highs above $12,000 a ton on fears over a tighter global market in 2026.
The Australian dollar climbed to its strongest in more than a year after traders ratchet expectations the Reserve Bank will quickly shift to raising interest rates early next year.
Quantum stocks are where AI was five years ago — and the science actually works.
A shaky economy, wider adoption of weight-loss drugs, and changing tastes seem to conspire against some food makers.
If the president had gotten his way, inflation would surely be rocketing again, the economy would be overheating and the Fed would have to raise short-term rates again.
Colombia’s leftist government said it will use emergency powers to raise taxes on the nation’s richest citizens as well as on the financial services sector.
Platinum soared to an all-time high, trading above $2,300 an ounce for the first time on tight supplies and historically elevated borrowing costs.
As the alcohol industry contends with the impact of tariffs, Lofted Spirits continues to excel thanks to two of the fastest-growing brands on the American whiskey market, Bardstown Bourbon and Green River. The company also has a unique brand of leadership in the C-Suite with CEO Mark Erwin at the helm. The retired US Army Colonel explains how his firm is navigating a challenged market and solidifying itself among the most reliable custom contract distilleries in the nation. Col. Erwin speaks with Carol Massar, Tim Stenovec and Bloomberg Wall Street Week host David Westin on Bloomberg Businessweek Daily. (Source: Bloomberg)
Various factors can reduce a lottery prize, from taxes to the cost of a limo ride.
“While we believe these latest pauses will be challenged in court, we expect refreshed concerns around the projects,” other analysts say.
Gold rose to an all-time high above $4,500 an ounce on escalating tensions in Venezuela and expectations for more US rate cuts. Silver and platinum also advanced to records.
Oil held a five-day gain as traders weighed escalating geopolitical tensions against swelling inventories.
Tricolor Holdings founder Daniel Chu collected nearly $30 million in compensation in the year leading up to the subprime auto lender’s collapse amid alleged fraud, according to a lawsuit filed by the trustee overseeing the company’s liquidation.
Ben Hemminger, CEO and co founder of Fashionphile, says the company’s specialty allows it to price items accurately and buy directly from sellers, taking on the resale risk itself. He speaks with Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld on “The Close.” (Source: Bloomberg)
Commercial Aircraft Corp of China Ltd. is set to miss a revised delivery target for its marquee C919 single-aisle jet, dealing a blow to its global ambitions after trade war-induced headwinds helped hamper production.
Stew Leonard Jr., President and CEO of Stew Leonard’s, discusses beef supply and demand and rising food costs ahead of the holidays with Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld on “The Close.” He says higher labor costs and a sharp increase in energy prices are putting pressure on food prices. (Source: Bloomberg)
Motive Technologies Inc. filed publicly for an initial public offering, with the artificial intelligence-enabled fleet management software firm disclosing both growing revenue and net losses.
US airlines expect to ferry a record number of passengers over the holidays after a year in which economic uncertainty and a government shutdown have whipsawed travel demand. A daily average of 2.9 million passengers will travel between Dec. 19 and Jan. 5, 1.5% more than a year ago, the Airlines for America lobby group said in a statement. Domestic airfares over the period will average $900 for a round trip, or 7% more than in 2024, the American Automobile Association said in a separate statement. New York and New Jersey airports are expecting a record 5.7 million travelers from Dec. 22 to Jan. 4, a 1% increase from last year’s numbers, according to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Bloomberg News Chief Correspondent for Global Aviation Siddharth Philip joins Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss. He speaks with Alexis Christoforous and Isabelle Lee. (Source: Bloomberg)
A major trade finance partner of First Brands Group threatened its right to keep tapping cash made available to the bankrupt auto parts supplier, saying the value of some of its collateral has fallen below agreed-upon thresholds.
One measure of borrowing by China’s local governments for infrastructure is on pace to hit a six-year low, as Beijing clamps down on risks in a strategy shift that calls into question its promise to stop an unprecedented investment slump.
Even if the Fed is moving too slowly to significantly help borrowers, people carrying high-interest credit-card or auto debt can still take proactive action in the new year by working to improve their credit scores and refinancing loans.
Tesla’s EV sales continue to fall, but the stock is trading around record levels as Wall Street keeps it eye on the robotaxi opportunity.
The VIX has been on a wild ride this year, but it is on track to finish 2025 at or around its lowest level since December 2024.
Social Security was originally intended for retirement
Here’s why car-insurance prices will continue to weigh heavily on drivers, likely prompting them to make more high-stakes bets next year.
The S&P 500 Index closed at a record Tuesday as gains in technology stocks offset investor concerns about strong US economic growth potentially delaying interest-rate cuts.
Treasuries slid as data that showed the US economy expanded at the fastest pace in two years dented expectations for interest-rate cuts in 2026.
The dollar is heading for its worst annual performance in eight years, and the options market is signaling that traders are preparing for more downside in the final sessions of 2025 and beyond.
Gold and silver rallied to fresh all-time highs on escalating geopolitical tensions and prospects for more US rate cuts.
Oil gained for a fifth straight day in thin trading as investors weighed the US clampdown on shipments from Venezuela against weak demand.
Wall Street traders parsing a batch of economic reports in a session marked by a slowdown in transactions drove stocks to all-time highs. Short-dated bonds underperformed. The dollar fell.