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Will the Dollar Remain King in a Cashless Society?
The dollar has been the world's reserve currency for decades, but it's history goes back centuries – to before the United States was the United …
US Says Its Blockade Against Iran Has Redirected 100 Vessels
US forces have redirected 100 commercial vessels during its six-week-long blockade of Iran’s ports, Central Command said.
US Ebola Aid Plummets 99% Since Last Outbreak
Former Executive Director of the USAID COVID-19 Task Force Jeremy Konyndyk joined Bloomberg This Weekend to discuss the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of …
Uber Proposes Delivery Hero Takeover at €10 Billion Valuation
Uber Technologies Inc. has offered to take over Delivery Hero SE in a deal that would value the German delivery company at about €10 billion …
Trump’s 3,711 Trades Point to Multiple Stock-Market Strategies
Index-tracking and automated execution appear to be on show in transactions linked to the president.
SpaceX Starship Deploys Mock Satellites in Successful Test
SpaceX’s upgraded Starship successfully deployed mock satellites and returned to Earth largely unscathed, though its booster spun out of control and broke apart over the …
Bangladesh Central Bank Launches $5 Billion Fund to Spur Growth
Bangladesh’s central bank unveiled a 600 billion-taka ($5 billion) package to boost economic growth, revive shuttered factories and support small businesses.
Pakistan army chief visits Tehran in push for US-Iran deal
Asim Munir joined mediators including Qatar as effort to prevent resumption of full-scale war intensifies
Marco Rubio combats Cuban-American backlash as he seeks Havana deal
US secretary of state focuses on economic shift over dramatic change to country’s political system
US oil producers increase output to capture price surge from Iran war
Drilling expansion follows 40 per cent jump in cost from global supply crunch that has dented president’s approval ratings
Charting the Global Economy: Factory Activity Sags on Inflation
The global economy is showing signs of wearing down with inflation pressures persisting during the third month of a war-induced energy crunch.
ECB Hike May Be Inevitable to Keep Credibility, Stournaras Says
Preserving the European Central Bank’s credibility is a strong argument in favor of an interest-rate increase next month, according to Governing Council member Yannis Stournaras.
SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic IPOs set to test limits of AI boom
Elon Musk, Sam Altman and Dario Amodei battle over who can command Wall Street’s deepest pools of capital
Architect Norman Foster on Why the West Struggles to Build Big
What it takes to make great engineering and design breakthroughs at scale.
Rubio to Meet India’s Modi With Energy, Trade Ties in Focus
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to meet with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with energy security high on the agenda as the …
Boards of Canada fuse esoteric knowledge and science on Inferno
The electronic duo’s first record in 13 years is thought-provoking, but its retro-futurist soundworld loses steam
US crime and mortality is declining fast — what can the rest …
America is making progress in driving down violent deaths and those from some dangerous diseases
As Burnham kicks off campaign, Starmer fights to stay in the game
Supporters say PM is ‘tough’ but few are prepared to state categorically that he would fight a leadership contest if Greater Manchester mayor wins Makerfield
Bond slump stirs vigilante fears
A sense is setting in among investment professionals that we have a serious problem here
Get ready to take sides in Big Tech’s giant IPO bake-off
With SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic targeting the same market, investors must decide what qualities they prize most
How the AI revolution has turbocharged M&A
Deals hit record highs, unloved companies turn sexy and PE finds a new gold mine
Time to ‘do the splits’ on your mortgage?
Overstretched borrowers are finding ways to alleviate the pain of higher interest rates
The new Luddite movement
If governments don’t slow AI down, voters — like their predecessors — might take matters into their own hands
Britain curbs electricity trading after straining Europe’s power grids
Change in practice means state-owned operator NESO may need to rely more heavily on gas-fired power stations
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