Bloomberg Businessweek examines the investment landscape from the Schwab IMPACT summit in Boston. Sam Kang, Head of Family Office and Premier Wealth Group for Schwab Advisor Services, discusses how wealthy clients approach long-term investing. Julie Sunwoo, president of DAFgiving...
Patrick McHenry, former House Financial Services Committee chair and Bloomberg contributor, says Democrats are likely to win control of the House, though the size of their majority remains uncertain. McHenry says a Republican loss could set up a leadership battle between Jim Jord...
Sen. Scott (R-FL) says the US should “demolish” Iran’s regime and argues the country must prepare for war to achieve peace and prevent Tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. Sen. Scott says the US military has the capability to bring the conflict to a conclusion rather than cont...
The people, companies and trends shaping the global economy. Watch Carol and Tim LIVE every day on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3vTiACF Amazon reported higher capital spending than expected, while its e-commerce revenue slowed ahead of a potentially lukewarm holiday sales season. Intel...
The Close brings you the latest news and analysis leading up to the final minutes and seconds before and after the closing bell on Wall Street. Today's guests are Rockefeller Global Family Office CIO Jimmy Chang, Tradeweb CEO Billy Hult, Wedbush Managing Director, Internet Equity...
Paul Abrahimzadeh, a Partner at 1789 Capital, says stress in public-market indicators is an important guide to future private-market and IPO conditions. He points to rising credit spreads at CoreWeave, leverage and customer-concentration concerns among hyperscalers, and a CCC cre...
The Department of Homeland Security for the first time has used one of its recently acquired planes to send deportees to Mexico, potentially ending months of uncertainty about jets bought under former Secretary Kristi Noem.
According to government data, these are good times for the US economy. Consumer spending is strong, job losses are relatively low. But by many other measures, Americans are miserable. What’s going on? (Source: Bloomberg)
Red states offer an unusual opening even as Alaska’s Democratic Senate candidate faces controversy.
"Bloomberg Real Yield" highlights the market-moving news you need to know. Today's guests: JPMorgan Asset Management CIO of US CFICC Kay Herr, Invesco Co-Head of Global Fixed Income Business Strategy Stephanie Larosiliere, Goldman Sachs Chief Credit Strategist Amanda Lynam, and C...
Bloomberg's Aashna Shah joins Scarlet Fu on "Bloomberg Real Yield." State and local governments across the US are asking voters to approve at least $84 billion of bond sales next week, exceeding levels in recent elections in a push to finance infrastructure projects as well as ho...
Bloomberg's Giovanna Bellotti Azevedo joins Scarlet Fu on "Bloomberg Real Yield." Investors blindsided by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s re-election are balking at buying into Brazil’s markets after bullish bets on the nation’s assets unraveled spectacularly. (Source: Bloo...
President Donald Trump says Alaska Democrat Mary Peltola should banned from the US Senate race. The New York Times reported that Peltola and allies tried to find people with names similar to Dan Sullivan to run. Sullivan is the Republican incumbent. Tyler Kendall and Joe Mathieu ...
Student protests in France are exposing a deeper crisis in the European Union’s second largest economy, which is caught between political anger, mounting debt and nervous bond markets (Source: Bloomberg)
Democratic voters in Maine have long crossed the aisle to support Collins or at least tolerated her service with begrudging appreciation. But for many grassroots liberals in this upcoming election, those feelings of bipartisan goodwill are being overwhelmed by an escalating fear ...
Russian President Vladimir Putin welcomed the outreach from Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre in a phone call this week, saying Moscow supports efforts to restore ties with Europe after years of confrontation over the war in Ukraine.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his allies secured 53 seats in the general election held this week, ahead of the main opposition’s bloc of 48 but short of a majority allowing them to rule without further backing.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has a big Supreme Court problem. Its name is Alexandre de Moraes.