What does the 500-year-old home of Nostradamus have to say about the wisdom of wealth taxes today?

Tax-and-spend isn't working for Britain. Labour needs a better growth plan.

Labour's efforts to pitch plans for the UK's first new towns in half a century as "build, baby, build" oversell the likely effect on housing

OpenAI's Sora video generator will make brain rot. It could also be huge

Denmark is smaller and further from Russia than many of Ukraine's allies, but it's leading the pack

Tilly Norwood raises the question of who will be the first to win an Oscar for best AI in a leading role

Are two CEOs better than one? @bethkowitt.bsky.social explains how Spotify, Oracle and Comcast's latest leadership moves can work — if it’s done right 📽️

The startups are more than a testament to India's rapid digitization, they're about young people's dreams and despair

A cognitive bias might be the reason the famous football club is sticking with its charismatic manager, despite his dismal record

AI data centers just happen to be in the right place, with the right narrative for private credit's hoard of cash

President Lee Jae Myung's drive to improve corporate governance and end the 'Korea Discount' is paying off

Narrow banking might split the banking system into private credit and stablecoins.

Jane Goodall did so much for chimpanzees. Perhaps most important was the way she helped us see that our closest relatives were deeply intelligent, sentient beings with emotions and unique personalities 🎁free to read via @opinion.bloomberg.com www.bloomberg.com/opinion/arti...

One way to honor Jane Goodall is for us to become the new champions for chimpanzees in the wild

- Oxy is selling its chemicals business with profits there at a 5-year low - Oxy's adj. net income this year is expected to be lower than the year before it bought Anadarko - Berkshire is the buyer of Oxychem All of these things are connected @opinion.bloomberg.com www.bloomberg.com/opinion/arti...

Obamacare subsidies are at the heart of the shutdown debate. They're also the way out

Occidental Petroleum's $9.7 billion sale of its chemicals division is an exercise in repairing damage that helps Warren Buffett reverse a losing investment.

Whether or not "One Battle After Another" turns a profit on its $130 million budget, Warner Bros. still gets bragging rights

If Amazon Ring can find lost dogs, what's keeping it from tracking humans?

Co-CEOs are having a moment. The partnership model has its critics, but it could be a smash for Spotify and others

Big rate cuts may not contain inflation but they could make financing clean energy initiatives more attractive.

Companies need working capital to operate. But what if that financing balloons?

Altman's moonshot of building 250 gigawatts of datacenter capacity by 2033 betrays an indifference to the pressures building on the grid

Silver Lake needs an exit strategy to profit from its participation in the $55 billion leverage buyout of Electronic Arts

The White House's fixation on the Western Hemisphere threatens America's superpower status

Markets aren't missing the government. The shutdown's political theater is opening to a shrug.

UK immigration policy is dancing to a Dutch tune after a University of Amsterdam paper made the question an economic issue

Donald Trump is far from the only world leader backtracking on the green policies needed to address the climate crisis

Copper needs increased demand, not just supply disruptions, to extend its rally

Private data just aren't a viable replacement for government numbers, and we’re likely to learn that the hard way the longer the government is shuttered

The shutdown is Washington's biggest story — and both sides of the aisle are trying to shape the narrative to their advantage.

Chinese exports need more buyers outside the US. The implications for the rest of Asia may be profound

Some languages are being left behind by Big Tech. It's a cultural loss and a vulnerability

Jane Goodall, who made startling discoveries about chimpanzee behavior during a life dedicated to animals and environmental conservation, has died at the age of 91. @sarahgc.bsky.social sat down with Goodall for an interview in 2021 on resilience and climate change. Read the Q&A: bit.ly/4gQBwFB

One job of modern finance is to give you exactly the bets you want.

President Trump is determined to send National Guard troops to Portland. Voters don't want it

How did BP go from a $250 billion valuation to fighting off hedge funds? @javierblas.bsky.social explains the oil giant’s turbulent timeline 🎥

Which party will pay the political price for this shutdown, with the midterms just months away? 🎥 Tune in as @timobrien.bsky.social joins Ron Brownstein and Nia-Malika Henderson to discuss LIVE: 11am ET

What's wrong with Broadway musicals? They need to increase their risk profile

Choosing Bad Bunny shows how seriously the NFL is taking its growing Latino fanbase and global growth

Nike's comeback is on track but progress is slow

Democrats could have made this shutdown about Trump's authoritarian power-grabs. Instead, they're focused on health care

Trump's Gaza plan has the makings of a peace deal, but it will need work and time to be serious

Keir Starmer was right to call out the racism inherent in some of Reform's policies

An AI bubble would eventually burst. But like the railroads and internet before it, the revolution to the economy won't go away

Europe’s defense tech boom will only matter if it reaches the battlefield

A cold war on the payments frontline puts the onus on Europe to keep up with the US and China

Between Pete Hegseth’s choice words about physical fitness and Lindsey Graham’s “600-pound man” analogy, there is no shortage of weirdness in Washington ahead of the potential shutdown.

A growing mountain of mining waste, coupled with a warmer and wetter climate, is turbocharging environmental risks

Thailand's new premier is under pressure to curb the baht's rise. He may just have to grin and bear it