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BOE Hits the Pause Button Until February

UK inflation jumped by more than expected to 2.3% in October — back above the Bank of England's 2% target — from 1.7% the month prior, but that...

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Marcus Ashworth

Trump’s Cabinet Blitz Is Straight From Orban's Playbook

Kim Lane Scheppele is a professor of sociology at Princeton University and a fellow at the University of Pennsylvania law school. She has lived in...

yesterday 2

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Francis Wilkinson

All I Want for Christmas? Property Taxes

This is Bloomberg Opinion Today, an international reserve of Bloomberg Opinion’s opinions. Sign up here . Hallmark isn’t known for being the...

yesterday 10

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Jessica Karl

Goal of Subsidies Should Be Profits, Not Votes

Between April and October, Apple Inc. exported about $7 billion worth of iPhones from India, most of them to the US. Prime Minister Narendra Modi...

yesterday 10

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Mihir Sharma

US Needs More Missiles to Shoot Down Missiles

Months of combat in the Middle East have proved how central the US Navy’s missile defenses are to protecting assets and allies. The fighting has...

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The Editorial Board

Trump’s Recess Appointment Gambit Is Unconstitutional

Donald Trump has been the president-elect for only two weeks, but he is already pushing to see how much deference he can command from the other...

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Noah Feldman

Short Squeezes Are Legal Now

Every so often around here, I feel compelled to mention my all-time favorite US Securities and Exchange Commission enforcement action, the MAAX...

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Matt Levine

Google’s Chrome Divorce Would Be Just a Warm-Up Act

News broke this week that the US Department of Justice wants to force Alphabet Inc.’s Google to sell Chrome, its dominant web browser. That has led...

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Parmy Olson

While You Were Voting, Corporate America Made Bank

To get John Authers' newsletter delivered directly to your inbox, sign up here . It’s simpler to take aim at a stationary target than a moving...

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John Authers

Gold Is at the Mercy of Trump, China and King Dollar

Typically, the best cure for high prices is simply higher prices, a lesson gold is learning the hard way. Since the prospect of a second Donald...

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Marcus Ashworth

Ukraine’s Allies Are Inviting Their Own ‘Strategic Defeat’

Last year, some Western leaders started boasting of Russia’s “strategic defeat” in Ukraine. This was always a terrible idea and a line...

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Marc Champion

Walmart Earnings Bring Good Tidings for the Holidays

One year ago, Walmart Inc. warned that it had seen a sudden slowdown in spending in the second half of October. Tuesday morning, the retailer once...

previous day 5

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Andrea Felsted

Insider Trading at the Fed

The basic theory of bank regulation is that, left to their own devices, bankers would make banks too risky, so regulators and supervisors are there...

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Matt Levine

Don’t Mess With YouTuber Li Ziqi and Her Farm Life Videos

Who wouldn’t want a social media audience that grows without new content? During the three years she paused production of her short...

monday 8

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Howard Chua-Eoan

Crypto’s Coming Back. Here’s How to Avert Disaster

The crypto party seems to be getting restarted. Bitcoin is surging and big players are celebrating amid expectations that President-elect Donald...

monday 8

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The Editorial Board

Crypto Prediction Markets Have a Cloudy Future

The ancients used oracles and inspected animal entrails to predict the future. Gen-Z has Polymarket, a crypto platform where (almost) anyone can...

monday 6

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Lionel Laurent

The Fall of an Archbishop Shows Apologizing Isn’t Enough

Archbishops of Canterbury are more likely to be executed by the state — the fate of Thomas Cranmer and William Laud in the Reformation era — than...

monday 1

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Martin Ivens

Musk Is Short-Circuiting the EV Revolution He Sparked

There’s a crazy idea going around, fueled by one Elon Musk, that Tesla Inc., an electric vehicle maker, would be unscathed if Republicans ditch...

monday 10

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Liam Denning

How a Washington, DC, Suburb Became the Safest Place in America

The safest place in America, subject to some qualifiers that I’ll get to, lies just across the Potomac River from the high-crime District of...

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Justin Fox

Economy Watchers Should Be Seeing Red Flags

This is the Weekend Edition of Bloomberg Opinion Today, a roundup of the most popular stories Bloomberg Opinion publishes each week based on web...

17.11.2024 10

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Brooke Sample

‘America First’ Looks Worse the Second Time Around

This is Bloomberg Opinion Today, a short-term transactional win for Bloomberg Opinion’s opinions. On Sundays, we look at the major themes of the...

17.11.2024 5

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Tobin Harshaw

If Trump Dismantles the Education Department, He’ll Regret It

After winning the presidency by focusing on immigration, inflation and a vague notion that life was better in 2019, Donald Trump is widely expected...

17.11.2024 10

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Matthew Yglesias

Equitable Marriages Could Save Lives (And Love)

Most Americans who marry say “I do” between 25 and 30 — ages when serious illness is probably not the first thing on their minds. But in a way,...

17.11.2024 2

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Sarah Green Carmichael

Stay in London or Head for New York for Christmas?

I will admit from the start that I’m spoiled for choice. I love London, where I spend most of my time because of work. And I love New York, where...

17.11.2024 1

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Howard Chua-Eoan

America Got the World Driving. Now It’s Going Home

Germany’s Carl Benz might have invented the automobile, but it’s the United States that got us to drive them. The relentless export of American...

17.11.2024 7

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David Fickling

China Will Send a Weaker Yuan to the Trump Front

In the strong-dollar policy’s heyday in the late 1990s, Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin would often be probed for nuance in the doctrine. He was...

17.11.2024 1

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Daniel Moss

Both Parties Hate Open Primaries. You Should Love Them.

In this series, Frank Barry is retracing his 2020 Winnebago trip across America on the Lincoln Highway, the nation’s oldest transcontinental...

17.11.2024 10

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Frank Barry

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