Southern Indians are worried they will be eclipsed by the soaring population in the north. Getting women to have more babies is not the solution

Boutique corners of the supply chain can be profitable and influential. In times of trouble, it's the smaller things that count

Most parents don’t teach their kids to act first and think later. But that’s what schools are doing with iPads

What happens if NATO, the lynchpin of the free world, cracks like a three-minute egg?

The president swore to protect and defend the Constitution, but he's a threat to the separation of powers

The very voters who tend to rescue Susan Collins are the voters Graham Platner may have the hardest time attracting

Napoleon’s troops used the phrase “to lie like a bulletin” to reflect missives from Paris officials. That has parallels with Washington today, writes Max Hastings

Is institutionalization for mental illness making a comeback?

A bank chairman who departs without fully explaining himself only heightens market fears

ICE isn’t solving the chaos at US airports. @erika-d-smith.bsky.social explains why 🎥

Securing the supply chain and onshoring manufacturing? Great idea. Doing it like this? Not so much. My @opinion.bloomberg.com column today on the FCC's sweeping tech bans and the rush to implement a new process for approval (🎁) www.bloomberg.com/opinion/arti...

What "Harry Potter," UK steel, and US tariffs have in common: a reliance on old ideas and a growing cost to sticking with them

My new @opinion.bloomberg.com piece is on US aluminum tariffs - and some of the many, many reasons why they may very well be the dumbest tariffs in the world (and why the Iran war has made them even dumber). Seriously. 🎁: www.bloomberg.com/opinion/arti...

Larry Fink's letters on capitalism have dropped ESG for Trump 2.0, but could do with a little more Warren Buffett

The US may find it hard to stomach allowing France's Pernod Ricard to buy iconic whisky brand Jack Daniels

On a recent visit to CVS, I witnessed a depressingly common scene: a man leaving w/out a prescription bc the cost was out of reach. My latest @opinion.bloomberg.com is about the trade offs people are making to afford health care, whether that's meds, ER visits, or insurance coverage itself. 🎁

Liberal institutions have proven incapable of responding to rising threats let alone anticipating them. Red teaming could help

Everybody loves a good CEO gaffe. For McDonald's, a burger-eating faux pas by its top executive did more than produce a viral video - it exposed a burgeoning industry problem

Rising health-care costs have Americans worried sick

The Iran war is costing China, too. Shuli Ren explains why 🎥

If the Pentagon wants its missile defense initiative to succeed, it needs to tell Congress and the public what it is

The folly of the White House's protectionist trade policies are best seen in the market for aluminum, where tariffs have caused prices in the US to skyrocket

The FCC’s ban on all foreign-made home routers will inflict unnecessary trauma on the industry and raise prices for consumers

Step aside nuclear enrichment and missiles, control of the crucial waterway is becoming all that matters

Despite public support for allowing assisted dying, a UK bill to legalize the practice is expected to fail. That's probably the right outcome

Given the drama around retail investors trying to exit private credit funds, it might be wise to rethink the use of retirement funds to buy even more private assets

Britain's efforts to keep steelmaking alive mean some unwelcome compromises on subsidies and tariffs

American homeowners face a triple threat from climate change, soaring insurance costs and a government unwilling to make things better

BYD should be the first Chinese automaker to enter F1 to boost its global profile as the domestic market contracts

A favorite son of South Korea is coming home to shepherd the economy. His hawkish credentials suit the times

A self-funded independent agency should take over airport security and air traffic control

China is on the verge of turning a tech success story into a painful self-own. Love Manus, but let it go

The task is not to predict the weather, but rather to predict how markets will predict the weather.

The odds of Lula securing an unprecedented fourth term are fast narrowing. He should above all resist replaying the trajectory of Joe Biden my comments for @opinion.bloomberg.com on Brazil's tightening election race www.bloomberg.com/opinion/arti...

The bipartisan Senate bill targeting sports betting on prediction markets is shortsighted

Unions have always been political but striking over political positions has put the UAW in an awkward spot.

When Marco Rubio took the stand against his former longtime political ally (and trusted friend), it may have been more than just courtroom drama

The software companies most vulnerable to AI own lots of intangible stuff like IP, code and customer relationships. That's a problem for their lenders

Looser restrictions on insurance coverage for roofs will end up costing homeowners thousands of dollars to replace them

As Brazil’s election nears, the 80-year-old President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is losing ground, especially with young voters. He should keep Joe Biden's fate in mind

With the war in Iran entering its second month, markets are starting to look worried. Financial regulators should be, too

If the so-called Donroe Doctrine is to succeed in Latin America, it needs to mobilize companies and deals, not just gunboats and pressure

Two court judgments this week could usher in a new era of accountability for social media companies

The impact of the Iran war may be changing the electoral calculation for Europe's far right

Iran's grip on the Strait of Hormuz shows that chokepoints in geography, trade and technology can shift the global balance of power

It's time for both sides to make a deal — but it might be easier for the US than Iran

Gold is becoming more useful as a piggy bank for cash-strapped nations than a haven from geopolitical turmoil

HDFC Bank's chairman left over practices he says were incongruent with his "ethics and values." Turbulence at India's most admired firms is becoming more frequent

No nation spends more on diesel fuel per head than Australia. It shouldn't take an energy shock to break that addiction

People love to watch fruit and vegetables quarrel on TikTok, but they draw the line at using AI to resurrect dead celebrities