Bloomberg - Business News, Stock Markets, Finance, Breaking & World News

Breaking

Hezbollah Confirms Death of Leader Hassan Nasrallah

Iran-Anti Israeli Protest In Tehran — Morteza Nikoubazl/NURPHO/AP

Iran-Anti Israeli Protest In Tehran — Morteza Nikoubazl/NURPHO/AP

Hassan Nasrallah, Iran’s Man Atop Hezbollah, Dead at 64

Israel Kills Hezbollah Leader in Major Escalation of Conflict

Israel’s military said it killed Hezbollah’s leader in an air strike on Beirut on Friday evening.

How Israel and Hezbollah Are Slipping Closer to All-Out War

How Israel and Hezbollah Are Slipping Closer to All-Out War

Machne-Yehuda-Market-in-Jerusalem

Moody’s Downgrades Israel Again as Economic Costs of War Mount

Why Hezbollah Is More Worrying to Israel Than Hamas

UK Urges British Nationals in Lebanon to 'Leave Now'

AUSTRIA-FARRIGHT-IDENTITARIAN-DEMONSTRATION

"Remigration" — How a White Nationalist Threat Spread From Austria to the US

A Bloomberg analysis of 3.1 million social media posts shows that use of “remigration” has exploded in the past eight months, spiking in the run-up to major elections.

Harris Makes a Tough-on-the-Border Pivot from Progressive Past

Newsletter: Washington Edition

Harris Makes a Tough-on-the-Border Pivot from Progressive Past

Harris Casts Herself As Pro-Labor ‘Capitalist’ In Economic Pitch

Harris Taps California Donors to Pad Her Money Advantage Over Trump

Related

Harris, Trump Neck and Neck in NYT Polls on Michigan, Wisconsin

Kamala Harris Holds Razor-Thin Lead Across Swing States

Bloomberg News Now

Listen to the latest: Hezbollah Confirms Leaders' Death, Helene Terrorizes US, More

6:25

updated 42 min ago

Hurricane Season

Danger of Hot Oceans Rapid Intensification Coastal State Flood Risk

Hurricane Helene Storm System Causes Flooding In North Carolina — Melissa Sue Gerrits/Getty Images

Helene Pummels US South With Worst Flooding in a Century

Helene Dumps Rain on Millions of US Homes That Lack Flood Insurance

Why Deadly Hurricane Helene’s Flooding Started Days Before Landfall

Latest

Bloomberg Opinion

Warning system

Disease Outbreaks Need Hurricane-Style Warning Systems

Scientists have invented a new way of testing wastewater for known pathogens. Used correctly, it could help save lives.

By F.D. Flam, Columnist

Pfizer To Buy Global Blood Therapeutics In $5.4 Billion Deal

Pfizer Owes Sickle Cell Patients a Better Explanation

A medicine linked to patient deaths has been abruptly pulled from pharmacies, leading to patient and doctor confusion.

By Lisa Jarvis, Columnist

Looking for Luxury at a Discount? Try Stocks, Not Handbags

By Brooke Sample, Columnist

Brooke Sampler

Hurricane Helene Has a Blunt Message for Climate Week

By Mark Gongloff, Columnist

Mark Gongloff

At a Critical Time, a Maverick Will Lead Japan

By Howard Chua-Eoan, Columnist

HOWARD CHUA-EOAN

October 1, 2024

What Kamala Harris Would Mean for Wall Street and Main Street How Apple Rules the World The Russian Bot Army That Conquered Online Poker

September 1, 2024

How Legal Sports Betting Changed Everything for Players, Fans and More What Happens When Ozempic Takes Over Your Town Inside Worldcoin’s Orb Factory, Audacious and Absurd Defender of Humanity

August 1, 2024

Trump on What He’d Do With Taxes, Tariffs, Jerome Powell and More Roblox Is Fighting to Keep Pedophiles Away, and Not Always Winning How Rivian Became the Anti-Tesla

Nvidia Backs Little-Known Upstart in India’s Biggest AI Bet Yet

China Urges Local Companies to Avoid Nvidia’s Chips

Related

Nvidia's Huang on China, Export Controls

EU Plans Oct. 4 Vote on Tariffs on Electric Vehicles from China

Oil Rally Lifts Commodities, Global Equities as Treasuries Slip

Wall Street’s Risk Binge Expands to Even Unloved Assets After Global Policy Easing

Once-unloved market pockets are rallying anew in the aftermath as the rest of the world is beginning to join the policy-easing party.

Related

Warren Buffett’s BofA Selling Spree Edges Toward Key Milestone

Boeing Union Says Talks Halted on Pensions, Pay Demands

Bangladesh-Protest-Demanding-Justice

Chaos in Bangladesh Opens Door to Islamist Extremists

Militants are gaining strength after a tumultuous change in government, creating security concerns across Asia.

Bangladesh’s Makeshift Government Confronts Looming Water Crisis

Climate Migrants Stand to Overwhelm World’s Megacities

Bloomberg News Now

Listen to the latest: Hezbollah Confirms Leaders' Death, Helene Terrorizes US, More

6:25

updated 42 min ago

Latest

October 1, 2024

What Kamala Harris Would Mean for Wall Street and Main Street How Apple Rules the World The Russian Bot Army That Conquered Online Poker

September 1, 2024

How Legal Sports Betting Changed Everything for Players, Fans and More What Happens When Ozempic Takes Over Your Town Inside Worldcoin’s Orb Factory, Audacious and Absurd Defender of Humanity

August 1, 2024

Trump on What He’d Do With Taxes, Tariffs, Jerome Powell and More Roblox Is Fighting to Keep Pedophiles Away, and Not Always Winning How Rivian Became the Anti-Tesla

The Big Take Podcast

Big Take DC

Harris Gains Edge on the Economy

14:16

NYC Mayor Eric Adams Indicted After Federal Corruption Probe

NYC Mayor Adams Pleads Not Guilty to US Corruption Charges

NYC Mayor Eric Adams Indicted After Federal Corruption Probe

Bird Flu Samples At Iowa State University

US Investigating Potential Human-to-Human Bird Flu Transmission

Bird Flu Samples At Iowa State University

Brazil Judge Bans X As Musk Challenges Top Court's Orders

Brazil Court Says Musk Must Pay $1.9 Million to Lift Ban on X

Brazil Judge Bans X As Musk Challenges Top Court's Orders

Bloomberg Businessweek

Sports Betting Apps Are Even More Toxic Than You Thought

Sports Betting Apps Are Even More Toxic Than You Thought

Pro bettors have taken to disguising themselves as gambling addicts so sportsbooks keep the free money flowing.

October 1, 2024

More from this issue:

What Kamala Harris Would Mean for Wall Street and Main Street How Apple Rules the World The Russian Bot Army That Conquered Online Poker

Five Reasons to Be Optimistic About the Entertainment Business

Five Reasons to Be Optimistic About the Entertainment Business

The culture industry has gone through a lot of upheaval, but it’s not all doom and gloom.

The End of the Cheap Burger

Fast-food chains might be dangling deals, but meat-eaters better prepare for a new, more expensive era for America’s favorite food.

Bloomberg Screentime: The 12 Entertainers and Executives Shaping the Arts and Culture

Get to know the musicians, dealmakers, podcasters and directors who are shaping the future of the industry.

Markets

ETFs Crypto Deals

Aerial Photos Of Downtown Pittsburgh — Andrew Harrer

It’s Time for Prudence in Banking: Wall Street Week

India Eases Restrictions on Exports of Key Rice Varieties

Goldman, BlackRock Warn Europe’s Stock Rally Faces Tough Hurdles

Lots More on the Potentially Massive East Coast Port Strikes

Lots More on the Potentially Massive East Coast Port Strikes

AI Frenzy Fuels Wild Turnaround in Telecoms Debt

Newsletter: The Brink

AI Frenzy Fuels Wild Turnaround in Telecoms Debt

Bloomberg Originals

Is the American Consumer Tapped Out?

Is the American Consumer Tapped Out?

The Uncertain Future of Ancient Geoglyphs

The Uncertain Future of Ancient Geoglyphs

How Central Banks Won the Battle But Lost the War

How Central Banks Won the Battle But Lost the War

Animal Communication

The Future with Hannah Fry

Animal Communication

Space

Telsa Inc. Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk At Atreju 2023

Musk’s Latest FAA Feud Is About More Than SpaceX Fines

Rocket Lab Satellite Launch Puts SpaceX Challenger Back on Track

Rocket Lab Satellite Launch Puts SpaceX Challenger Back on Track

JAXA debris

Avoiding Apocalyptic Satellite Crashes Comes Down to China Checking Its Email

A Sleepy California City Gets The Elon Musk Makeover

Musk Decries ‘Lawfare’ After FAA Proposes SpaceX Penalties

Technology

AI Cybersecurity Screentime

Google CEO Sundar Pichai Interview on The Circuit

Google Defends Ad Tech as Safe, Says It Rivals Meta, Amazon

Musk Agrees to Meet SEC After Ditching Meeting for Rocket Launch

Ubisoft Needs the Next ‘Assassin’s Creed’ to Be a Hit

Elon, Inc: An Incomplete Guide to Elon’s Feuds (Podcast)

Elon, Inc: An Incomplete Guide to Elon’s Feuds

LinkedIn’s AI Default Setting Is Not so Private for Users

Newsletter: Tech Daily

LinkedIn’s AI Default Setting Is Not so Private for Users

Wealth

Key Speakers At The Meta Connect Event

Zuckerberg’s Metaverse Gamble Pays Off With $201 Billion Fortune

Closeup of hands with two aces, Texas Hold'em Poker gambling concept

NYC Poker Night Draws Einhorn and Weinstein, But Not Eric Adams

Aerial Views Of The City Of London

Siemens Family Scion in Bitter London Divorce Dispute With Wife

Sharp Corp. Solar Panel Production In Wales

This Massive Investment Theme Will Last Decades

Politics

US Election UK Europe Middle East Asia

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer Labour Party Conference Speech

Starmer’s Wobbles Have Given Beaten Tories a Glimmer of Hope

China Conducts South China Sea Exercises on Same Day as US and Allies

US Joins Five-Nation Military Exercise in South China Sea

Harris Gains Some Ground on Trump in 2024 Battleground States

Newsletter: Washington Edition

Harris Gains Some Ground on Trump in 2024 Battleground States

Big Take DC: Harris Gains Edge on the Economy (Podcast)

Big Take DC: Harris Gains Edge on the Economy

Explainers

Russian And Ukrainian Gas Pipelines As Ukraine Gas Debt Raises Concern

Europe Can’t Seem to Kick Its Russian Energy Habit

Advanced Generative AI Tools as Major Tech Companies Urge Lawmakers to Avoid Heavy-handed Regulation

OpenAI May Turn Into a Public Benefit Company. What Does That Mean?

VENEZUELA-CRISIS-OIL-OPEC

How the Oil-Guzzling Shipping Industry Is Trying to Clean Up

Eastern Europe Prepares for Economic Hit From Floods

Why Extreme Rainfall Is Becoming More Frequent and Deadly

Industries

Legal Energy Health

American Drivers Score $3.11-a-Gallon for Gas Over the Border in Mexico

Pemex Board to Consider Ex-Mexico City Official as CFO Next Week

Portugal Wants to Keep TAP Airline’s Lisbon Hub, Premier Says

Reddit Co-Founder Pairs Athletics With Rap in Bet on Women’s Sports

The Deal: Kevin Warren Is Changing the Chicago Bears (Podcast)

The Deal: Kevin Warren Is Changing the Chicago Bears

Musk’s Latest FAA Feud Is About More Than SpaceX Fines

Newsletter: Business of Space

Musk’s Latest FAA Feud Is About More Than SpaceX Fines

Green

New Energy Greener Living ESG Investing

Autumn weather Sept 27th 2024 — Aaron Chown/PA Images/Getty Images

Warning Issued for Strong Winds in UK After Brief Respite From Rain

Biggest LNG Exporter in the US Wants to Define Emission Rules

Germany Risks Missing Target to Aid Poorer Countries on Climate

Zero: Inside a $2 Billion Nuclear Fusion Startup (Podcast)

Zero: Inside a $2 Billion Nuclear Fusion Startup (Podcast

An Optimist's Guide to the Planet Trailer

An Optimist's Guide to the Planet Trailer

Pursuits

PURSUITS_WEB_CAPELLA BANGKOK

The $ecret $auce to Getting on the World’s 50 Best Hotels

Hong Kong Outbreak Engulfs Residents With Hundreds Quarantined

Hong Kong Gym Chain Pure Resolves Unpaid Rent Lawsuit

Fast-Aging Korea Sees Money in Luxury Retirement Homes

Fast-Aging Korea Sees Money in Luxury Retirement Homes

BRITAIN-US-TAKEOVER-SKY-COMCAST

Comcast Unit Sues Warner Bros. for Breach on TV Show Deals

Economics

Inflation & Prices Indicators Central Banks

One Stanley Residential Project in Hong Kong

China Cries Uncle With Big Pledge on Property Crisis

Charting the Global Economy: China Opens Up Stimulus Flood Gates

Britons Turn to Small Luxuries Amid Anxieties Over Budget

China Cries Uncle With Big Pledge on Property Crisis

Newsletter: Economics Daily

China Cries Uncle With Big Pledge on Property Crisis

Bloomberg Surveillance: Chaos Kings and Inflation Data (Podcast)

Bloomberg Surveillance: Chaos Kings and Inflation Data

CityLab

Look at That Building: The Arches

New Rowhouses in London That Offer a Bridge to the 19th Century

Mexico Inflation Comes Above Forecasts Ahead Of Rate Meeting

Quakes, Big and Small, Rattle Mexico City Amid September Jitters

PERU-TRANSPORT-STRIKE

Crippling Bus Strike Shines Light on Peru’s Extortion Gangs

Vanderbilt Leases Struggling NYC Seminary for Campus Expansion

Vanderbilt Leases Struggling NYC Seminary for Campus Expansion

Work + Life

Work Shift Equality Business of Sports

Variety's Spring 2014 Entertainment And Technology Summit — Imeh Akpanudosen/Getty Images

WW's Exit Package for Ousted CEO Includes $37,500 of Executive Coaching

Stipends for coaching are becoming a common feature of departure packages, outplacement experts say.

Swiss Government Will Support 2038 Winter Olympics Bid

Dell Orders Salespeople Back to Offices Five Days a Week

Women's Soccer Wants to Be More Like the NFL

Women's Soccer Wants to Be More Like the NFL

Why Is the US Racial Wealth Gap Widening?

Newsletter: Equality

Why Is the US Racial Wealth Gap Widening?

Markets Magazine

Markets Magazine_Guyana_03 — Rose Marie Cromwell

Exxon Almost Walked Away From Its $1 Trillion Oil Discovery

A few geoscientists pushed a reluctant energy giant to take a chance on Guyana.

By Kevin Crowley

Bloomberg Markets The Energy Issue

More from this issue:

Electric Cable Companies Are Making a Killing How Climate Protests Are Bringing the Fight to Bankers Betting On the Energy Transition Has Turned Painful

ABC News Hosts Second Presidential Debate

Investors See a Harris Win as Better for Bonds, Worse for Stocks

Trump could move markets more, professional investors say in an exclusive poll.

A Father-Daughter Dynasty Looms Large in Texas Oil and Politics

Tom and Christi Craddick wield influence in the energy industry while also owning a piece of the action.

Power-Hungry Data Centers Are Gobbling Up Texas Amid AI Boom

A state’s infamously strained electric grid faces a new threat.