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Schizophrenia Is Coming for the Election-Year Economy

By John Authers

Growth is surging, but unhappy consumer sentiment sits at odds with markets looking forward to lower rates.

New York Stock Exchange As Stocks Drop On War Escalation

Schizophrenia Is Coming for the Election-Year Economy

By John Authers

Growth is surging, but unhappy consumer sentiment sits at odds with markets looking forward to lower rates.

In Tokyo, Being a Listed Company Is Losing Its Luster

By Gearoid Reidy

Market Reactions as Israel-Hamas War Heats Up

The Charlie Munger Principles to Invest and Live By

By Jonathan Levin

Inside The Berkshire Hathaway Inc. Annual General Meeting

Charlie Munger Wrote His Own Best Eulogy

By John Authers

Charlie Munger, left, vice chairman, Berkshire Hathaway Inc.

A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall on Hedge Funds

By Marcus Ashworth

Atlantic Storms Bring Consecutive Days Of Torrential Rain To Scotland

Singapore's SPAC Debut Is So Last Season

By Andy Mukherjee

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Here’s a Weight-Loss Plan for the Magnificent Seven

By John Authers

Microsoft To Contest Tax Claim Of $28.9 Billion Over Decade

Uranium's Epic Rally Says Lots About the World Right Now

By Liam Denning

Inside The European Union's Last Uranium Mine

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Something New on Wall Street for 2024 — Humility

By John Authers

Shoppers In Manhattan On Black Friday

Shanghai Hairy Crab Bring China’s Deflation to Hong Kong

By Shuli Ren

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2024 Is Looking Bleak for Europe’s Petrochemicals Sector

By Brooke Sample

An aerial view of oil storage tanks and an oil tanker at a power station - stock photo

The World’s Most-Loved Emerging Market Is Feeling Jittery

By Andy Mukherjee

Retail From The Mumbai Suburb Of Bandra Ahead Of Monthly CPI Figures

Be Thankful — It Could Have Been So Much Worse

By John Authers and Isabelle Lee

President Biden Pardons Thanksgiving Turkeys

There’s Still No Ride Like a Free Ride in Free Markets

By John Authers

Calpers CEO Marcie Frost Interview

The World Faces a Tsunami of Government Debt

By Marcus Ashworth

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Pulling Off a Soft Landing Depends on the Pilot

By John Authers

UPS Readies Freezer Facility To Ship Virus Vaccine At Company's Worldport Hub

UK Small- and Mid-Cap Companies Are Irrationally Unloved

By Merryn Somerset Webb

I Squared Capital Nears Deal to Buy Deutsche Bahn's Arriva

Bonds Are for Turning, and Turning Again

By John Authers

US Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan speaks

How to Make the UK Bond Market More User Friendly

By Marcus Ashworth

Back Britain, Buy British

Investors Better Hope This Disinflation Stays Immaculate

By John Authers

New York Stock Exchange As Stocks Fluctuate At The End Of A Jittery Mont

Ken Griffin’s Warning Looms Over Inflation Celebration

By Jonathan Levin

Key Speakers at Day Two of the Bloomberg New Economy Forum

Biden and Xi Must Bring Power, Not Flowers to San Francisco

By John Authers

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China Should Just Accept US Exceptionalism

By Shuli Ren

News Coverage of Chinese President Xi Jinping's Meeting with US President Joe Biden

So What If It’s Only November? Predictions for 2024

By John Authers

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What Is the Goal of the 60/40 Portfolio?

By Allison Schrager

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Memo to Powell and Ueda — Markets Don’t Do Nuance

By John Authers

Day 1 of G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting

S&P 500’s Busted Winning Streak Was a Mirage Anyway

By Jonathan Levin

Artist Nelson Saiers Installs His Latest "Cheap Money No. 2" Sculpture At "The Wall Street Bull" In Response To The U.S. Federal Reserve's Actions & Inflation

Universities Shouldn’t Be Punished for Betting on Private Equity

By Aaron Brown

Universities Shouldn’t Be Punished for Betting on Private Equity

Free Markets Are the Worst, Except for the Alternatives

By John Authers

Homes Under Construction As Housing Starts Figures Released

The Recession You May Have Missed Is Over

By John Authers

US Economy Grew at a 4.9% Pace Last Quarter The Fastest Since 2021

Buffett’s $157 Billion Cash Pile Isn’t an Ominous Sign

By Jonathan Levin

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Bombshells Are Already Landing in Election-Year Markets

By John Authers

Good morning, America, how are you? Biden talks up investment in passenger rail as swing states slide.

Druckenmiller Mistakes the US Treasury for a Hedge Fund

By Jonathan Levin

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