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This $1 Billion Nuclear Loan Is a Bad Look for Nuclear

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Liam Denning

The American Middle Class Is Shrinking, and That’s OK

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Allison Schrager

Los Angeles Shows the Limits of the Affordability Message

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Erika D. Smith

The Credit Hazard Lurking in Your Retirement Funds

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Editorial Board

The World Is Failing Women and Children

The World Is Failing Women and Children

As many of the world’s leaders convene in South Africa for the G20, we face a sobering truth: Progress for women, children and adolescents — the...

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Cyril Ramaphosa And Helen Clark

Pakistan Will Regret Letting the Army Back In

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Mihir Sharma

America Can’t Win by Targeting Alibaba

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Catherine Thorbecke

Those $2,000 Tariff Checks Are a Shell Game

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Patricia Lopez

Inside Walmart’s Masterclass in Reputation Rehab

Inside Walmart’s Masterclass in Reputation Rehab

A decade ago, Walmart Inc. was among the most reviled companies in America. It was criticized for wiping out mom-and-pop retailers; for not paying...

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Beth Kowitt

It's OK, Nvidia Says There's No AI Bubble

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John Authers

BBQ Gas Is Helping to Cool a Warming Planet

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David Fickling

Vinted Isn’t Minted to the Tune of $9.2 Billion

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Andrea Felsted

Shale Oil’s Next Revolution Should Worry OPEC

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Javier Blas

For Too Many American Kids, Math Isn’t Adding Up

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Dimon Cockroaches Are Living in Risk Markets’ Heads

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John Authers

Merz Risks Blowing His Chance to Restart Germany

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Nigel Farage’s English Stronghold Is Pure Slapstick Right Now

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Matthew Brooker

Israel Is a Markets Favorite, Belying International Protests

Israel Is a Markets Favorite, Belying International Protests

While much of the world condemned Israel for its devastating retaliation in Gaza after the Hamas terrorist attack on Oct. 7, 2023 -- the deadliest...

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Matthew A. Winkler

ChatGPT Is Just Too Dangerous for Teenagers

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Parmy Olson

No Job and No House, But at Least There's BTS

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Tobin Harshaw

From U-turns to Making America Affordable Again

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John Authers

Cash Speaks Louder Than Caste in India’s Poorest State

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Andy Mukherjee

How Amnesia Is Turning Asia’s Tyrants Into Heroes

How Amnesia Is Turning Asia’s Tyrants Into Heroes

Indonesia’s decision to honor former dictator Suharto as a hero is a stark reminder that authoritarianism’s appeal endures in Southeast Asia....

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Karishma Vaswani

Debt and Depreciation Are Sneaking Up on the AI Bubble

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Brooke Sample

Will AI Turn Japan’s ‘Irreplaceable Treasures’ Into Slop?

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Catherine Thorbecke

Why Can’t We Get Hormone Therapy Right?

Why Can’t We Get Hormone Therapy Right?

If you’re a woman of a certain age, your social media feed is likely filled with advice on what hormones you should take. The promises made by...

16.11.2025 3

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Lisa Jarvis

The Obamas Are Reminding Us What Leadership Looks Like

The Obamas Are Reminding Us What Leadership Looks Like

Yes, Michelle Obama’s new photo book, The Look, is about her fashion evolution. It’s about how she wielded the power of clothes to advance...

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Nia-Malika Henderson

Cyberattacks Are Up. So Why Are US Defenses Down?

Cyberattacks Are Up. So Why Are US Defenses Down?

America’s enemies are growing bolder and more sophisticated in cyberspace. To fend them off, the government must stop unilaterally disarming. Two...

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Supreme Court Can’t Mend US Trade Policy

Supreme Court Can’t Mend US Trade Policy

If last week’s Supreme Court proceedings were any guide, the wide-ranging tariffs the US has been imposing in recent months are in serious...

15.11.2025 2

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Fine, Let’s Talk About the Emails

Fine, Let’s Talk About the Emails

This is Bloomberg Opinion Today , a productive crash out of Bloomberg Opinion’s opinions. Jeffrey Epstein’s resume already included convicted sex...

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Jessica Karl

The NCAA Is Opening the Door to More Gambling Scandals

The NCAA Is Opening the Door to More Gambling Scandals

The men’s college basketball season is tipping off under a cloud of betting scandals. Last week the National Collegiate Athletic Association...

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Adam Minter

Blackstone Is for Everyone

Blackstone Is for Everyone

If you work in financial markets and are very smart and diligent, you might occasionally notice something weird. Some stock is trading at too high...

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Matt Levine

‘Meatpacking Cartels’ Are a Useful Villain for Beef Prices

‘Meatpacking Cartels’ Are a Useful Villain for Beef Prices

President Trump has called on the Justice Department to investigate the so-called Big Four meatpacking conglomerates that have a hammerlock on beef...

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Patricia Lopez

AI Thinks It’s Smart. Chimps May Beg to Differ.

AI Thinks It’s Smart. Chimps May Beg to Differ.

For something so admired, so synonymous with merit, the concept of intelligence is remarkably poorly understood. Our society operates on the...

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F.d. Flam

All’s Not Quiet on the Trade War Front

All’s Not Quiet on the Trade War Front

This is Bloomberg Opinion Today, a boisterous bandwagon of Bloomberg Opinion’s opinions. Sign up here . At the end of October, Donald Trump and Xi...

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Howard Chua-Eoan

AI Is Accelerating at a Rapid Speed. Literally.

AI Is Accelerating at a Rapid Speed. Literally.

This is Bloomberg Opinion Today, the capital expenditure of Bloomberg Opinion’s opinions. Sign up here. If you drove to work in San Francisco,...

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Jessica Karl

Multinationals Aren't Ready for the US-China Clash

Multinationals Aren't Ready for the US-China Clash

A disordered world tests multinational corporations as well as diplomats. Amid trade wars and real wars, great-power struggles and vicious crises,...

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Hal Brands

‘America First’ Is Making Emerging Markets No. 1

‘America First’ Is Making Emerging Markets No. 1

To get John Authers’ newsletter delivered directly to your inbox, sign up here . The sustained appeal of emerging market assets since the turn of...

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John Authers

Mark Zuckerberg Is Picking Groupthink Over an AI Godfather

When you're a leading scientist who thinks Big Tech is chasing the wrong AI breakthrough, you probably won’t last long at a company desperate to...

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Parmy Olson

The Nasdaq Whale’s Nvidia Sale Smells Desperate

The Nasdaq Whale’s Nvidia Sale Smells Desperate

Masayoshi Son, who runs the world's biggest venture capital fund, is making waves again. His SoftBank Group Corp. has sold its entire stake in...

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Shuli Ren

Is Jacinda Ardern the Antidote to the Magaverse?

Is Jacinda Ardern the Antidote to the Magaverse?

For a brief moment this year, Jacinda Ardern was everywhere again. The former New Zealand prime minister brought her star power to the Stephen...

12.11.2025 4

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Andreea Papuc

How China Is Teaching Authoritarians to Innovate

How China Is Teaching Authoritarians to Innovate

China’s rise is challenging one of liberal democracy’s oldest assumptions: Freedom fuels innovation and control kills it. The world’s...

12.11.2025 4

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Karishma Vaswani