21.11.2025 16:04 Governments can only deal with their debt loads by printing money; bitcoin and gold are the answer to fiat currency debasement.21.11.2025 17:16 BJ’s Wholesale’s stock gains after profit beat expectations and the full-year outlook was raised again, to offset disappointing growth in a key sales metric.21.11.2025 17:18 New Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi differs from Truss in that she wants to spend rather than cut taxes, but both plans amount to aggressive fiscal stimulus, says Deutsche Bank.21.11.2025 18:00 Don’t let social media’s latest investing hot take lead you astray on timing your retirement benefits. ... 21.11.2025 18:01 Growing jitters over the Federal Reserve, crypto and the future of the artificial intelligence boom have helped drive a global sell-off.21.11.2025 18:05 AI relies on rare-earth elements to grow its infrastructure — and the U.S. relies on AI to grow GDP.21.11.2025 18:47 Bitcoin prices were pushing into fresh April lows on Friday, and some say the selling, which could drag stocks with it, has more to go.21.11.2025 19:00 The Trump administration has proposed 50-year and “portable” mortgages to make home buying more affordable. But housing experts offer other suggestions.21.11.2025 19:10 Karoline Leavitt, the White House press secretary, addressed for the first time a schoolyard insult that President Trump lobbed at a Bloomberg News reporter last week.21.11.2025 19:23 Shares of Amazon are back in the red for the year, but a further AWS reacceleration could change the company’s fortunes in 2026.21.11.2025 19:24 Risk-on assets are heading toward a “liquidity event” unless the Fed refills the punch bowl.21.11.2025 19:30 There’s a way to keep an eye on how the market is valuing OpenAI, according to Citi21.11.2025 19:34 Proponents of space-based data centers say they could power AI cheaply. But achieving that vision would be complex, and widespread usage is easily a decade away.21.11.2025 21:26 The popular gaming platform said the tool was designed to stop children from chatting with older users they didn’t know.21.11.2025 21:55 Plus, the NFL’s supersonic ambitions, a growing AI music platform and chatbot mental-health concerns, in this edition of The Future of Everything newsletter. ... 21.11.2025 22:00 U.S. sanctions on Russia’s largest oil producers, Lukoil and Rosneft, have kicked in and are starting to test Moscow’s ability to sell crude, its economic lifeblood. ... 21.11.2025 22:42 Latest Ukraine peace plan presented by the US would be a capitulation to Moscow 21.11.2025 22:46 Crypto-market turmoil intensified this week, with bitcoin shedding more than 10% and over $10,000 in value. ... 21.11.2025 23:58 John C. Williams, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, said the central bank had scope to lower borrowing costs “in the near term.”22.11.2025 0:02 The class-action lawsuit is the latest push against the Chinese retailer in France, where protests outside its first store broke out earlier this month.22.11.2025 0:27 Creditors of bankrupt auto-dealership lender PrimaLend Capital Partners won a temporary halt of monthly loan payments to a firm controlled by the company’s Chief Executive Officer Mark Jensen.22.11.2025 1:09 Americans will be leaning hard on their credit cards this holiday season. A few key rules can keep you from slipping into a debt spiral.22.11.2025 1:09 Front-month gold finished up 0.5% for the day, while for the week it was down 0.3%. Silver settled down. ... 22.11.2025 1:11 The secretary of transportation kicked off a new civility campaign on Wednesday called “The Golden Age of Travel Starts With You.”22.11.2025 1:16 Pension managers worry that surging investment from wealthy individuals could erode their returns. ... 22.11.2025 1:23 U.S. natural gas futures rose ahead of the weekend as the market kept close watch on shifts in the weather outlook, particularly for signs of further cold in December. ... 22.11.2025 1:26 Oil futures ended the session and the week lower as the U.S. pressed Ukraine to accept a plan to end the war with Russia. ... 22.11.2025 1:45 Barrick Mining Corp. is in negotiations with Mali’s government to end a two-year dispute that shuttered the company’s giant gold mine and landed employees in jail, according to people with knowledge of the matter.22.11.2025 1:47 Rising uncertainty about U.S. interest rates and fears of a potential AI bubble fueled demand for Treasurys, sending yields lower in a choppy week. ... 22.11.2025 1:59 Leveraged ETFs bring even more risk to volatile assets like crypto.22.11.2025 2:05 Trading activity is booming as a new wave of apps strike new partnerships, blending brokerage, betting and social media. George Pyne, CEO of Bruin Capital, former executive at IMG Sports shared his thought on this topic on Bloomberg Markets with Scarlet Fu. (Source: Bloomberg)22.11.2025 2:09 Developments in Japan are creating a risk that investors in the U.S. Treasury market may one day pull the rug out by keeping more of their savings at home. Страницы: 1636163716381639164016411642164316441645164616471648164916501651165216531654165516561657165816591660166116621663166416651666166716681669167016711672167316741675167616771678167916801681168216831684168516861687168816891690169116921693169416951696169716981699170017011702170317041705170617071708170917101711
Governments can only deal with their debt loads by printing money; bitcoin and gold are the answer to fiat currency debasement.
BJ’s Wholesale’s stock gains after profit beat expectations and the full-year outlook was raised again, to offset disappointing growth in a key sales metric.
New Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi differs from Truss in that she wants to spend rather than cut taxes, but both plans amount to aggressive fiscal stimulus, says Deutsche Bank.
Growing jitters over the Federal Reserve, crypto and the future of the artificial intelligence boom have helped drive a global sell-off.
AI relies on rare-earth elements to grow its infrastructure — and the U.S. relies on AI to grow GDP.
Bitcoin prices were pushing into fresh April lows on Friday, and some say the selling, which could drag stocks with it, has more to go.
Karoline Leavitt, the White House press secretary, addressed for the first time a schoolyard insult that President Trump lobbed at a Bloomberg News reporter last week.
Shares of Amazon are back in the red for the year, but a further AWS reacceleration could change the company’s fortunes in 2026.
Risk-on assets are heading toward a “liquidity event” unless the Fed refills the punch bowl.
There’s a way to keep an eye on how the market is valuing OpenAI, according to Citi
Proponents of space-based data centers say they could power AI cheaply. But achieving that vision would be complex, and widespread usage is easily a decade away.
The popular gaming platform said the tool was designed to stop children from chatting with older users they didn’t know.
Latest Ukraine peace plan presented by the US would be a capitulation to Moscow 
John C. Williams, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, said the central bank had scope to lower borrowing costs “in the near term.”
The class-action lawsuit is the latest push against the Chinese retailer in France, where protests outside its first store broke out earlier this month.
Creditors of bankrupt auto-dealership lender PrimaLend Capital Partners won a temporary halt of monthly loan payments to a firm controlled by the company’s Chief Executive Officer Mark Jensen.
Americans will be leaning hard on their credit cards this holiday season. A few key rules can keep you from slipping into a debt spiral.
Barrick Mining Corp. is in negotiations with Mali’s government to end a two-year dispute that shuttered the company’s giant gold mine and landed employees in jail, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Leveraged ETFs bring even more risk to volatile assets like crypto.
Trading activity is booming as a new wave of apps strike new partnerships, blending brokerage, betting and social media. George Pyne, CEO of Bruin Capital, former executive at IMG Sports shared his thought on this topic on Bloomberg Markets with Scarlet Fu. (Source: Bloomberg)
Developments in Japan are creating a risk that investors in the U.S. Treasury market may one day pull the rug out by keeping more of their savings at home.