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I'm Glad I Got Appendicitis in the UK (Not the US)

yesterday 10

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Howard Chua-Eoan

Harvard Is Fighting for Much More Than Foreign Students

yesterday 3

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Noah Feldman

Judge Stablecoin Legislation by the Tether Test

yesterday 2

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Editorial Board

Tariff Chaos and Fiscal Ineptitude Are a Bad Economic Recipe

yesterday 30

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Jonathan Levin

A Big, Ugly Attack on Americans’ Health

yesterday 2

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Lisa Jarvis

A ‘Golden Dome’ Could Make America Less Safe

yesterday 1

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Andreas Kluth

This Kohl's Board Member 'Noisily Withdrew.' That's Good.

yesterday 0

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Beth Kowitt

I'll Have My Appendectomy in the UK, Thanks

yesterday 0

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Lara Williams

CEOs Can Stop White House Attacks — If They Act Now

yesterday 0

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Gautam Mukunda

Let’s Abolish the 1 a.m. Meeting

This is Bloomberg Opinion Today, a devilishly complex mandate of Bloomberg Opinion’s opinions. Sign up here. Full transparency: It’s kind of hard...

previous day 9

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Jessica Karl

Deadly Fungi Are Here, and They’re Spreading

What spoils our crops, kills about six times more people than malaria every year and is breathed in by each of us every single day? It’s not a...

previous day 9

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Lara Williams

The Bond Vigilantes May Need a Lot of Rope

To get John Authers’ newsletter delivered directly to your inbox, sign up here . The infamous bond vigilantes are starting to inflict some real...

previous day 8

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John Authers

Crypto Crime Is the Future. Bank Heists Are History.

With Bitcoin reaching a new record, it shows more investors are getting swept up in the dream of “being their own bank” via tokens that can be...

previous day 8

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Lionel Laurent

A Building Boom on Federal Land? It Just Might Work.

previous day 2

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Editorial Board

Jony Ive and OpenAI Make a Long-Shot Bet to Kill the iPhone

previous day 4

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Dave Lee

Barbarism Against Israelis Is Bigger Than Hamas

previous day 2

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Marc Champion

Sorry, Donald Trump, But Ukraine Is Your War

previous day 9

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Hal Brands

India’s Car Economy Leaves the Middle Class Fuming

previous day 8

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Andy Mukherjee

The Last Time the Knicks Choked This Bad, There Was No WNBA

previous day 7

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Jessica Karl

The FDA’s New Covid Vaccine Policy Is Clear as Mud

When news broke that the Food and Drug Administration was rolling out a new plan for Covid vaccine approvals, my phone instantly started buzzing....

previous day 1

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Lisa Jarvis

Index Funds Are a Bit More Illegal

previous day 1

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Matt Levine

America’s Wolf Warriors Are Getting It All Wrong in Asia

previous day 2

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Karishma Vaswani

Jensen Huang’s Techno-Optimism Has a Point

previous day 2

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Catherine Thorbecke

The Bond Market Is Getting Awfully ‘Yippy’ Again

US government debt auctions are generally sleepy affairs — except when they’re not. And Wednesday’s sale by the Treasury Department of $16...

wednesday 3

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Robert Burgess

How Can Europe Deter Putin? Revive the ‘Reforger’

When I was a junior officer during the Cold War, the biggest North Atlantic Treaty Organization military training exercises — perhaps the largest...

wednesday 10

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James Stavridis

Macho-Pessimists Say Inflation’ll Be Back

To get John Authers’ newsletter delivered directly to your inbox, sign up here . Where is the tariff inflation? A growing number of...

wednesday 4

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John Authers

Republicans Need to Show Work Requirements Can Work

For weeks, Republicans in Congress have been haggling over cuts to Medicaid, the health-care program for the poor. Some lawmakers see an...

wednesday 1

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Editorial Board

Britain’s Borrowing Strategy Needs an Overhaul

A successful 30-year £4 billion ($5.4 billion) syndicated sale of gilts on Tuesday doesn't mean all is sunny with long-dated UK debt. Demand of £75...

wednesday 6

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Marcus Ashworth

The Most Vital ‘Florida Man’ Isn’t From Florida

This is Bloomberg Opinion Today, a feared tsunami of Bloomberg Opinion’s opinions. Sign up here. Sometimes, when I’m feeling down, I’ll look up “...

wednesday 10

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Jessica Karl

Brace for Another ‘Heck of a Job, Brownie’ Moment

Twenty years ago this September, President George W. Bush praised how his Federal Emergency Management Agency director, Michael Brown, was...

wednesday 3

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Mark Gongloff

Why China’s Fighter Jets Should Worry the US and Taiwan

The recent aerial clash between Pakistan and India offers a glimpse of how China is narrowing the gap in military airpower with the US. It’s a...

wednesday 7

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Karishma Vaswani

The Mojave Desert Is Key in the Rare Earths Fight

If you want to frighten a US Army general in 2025, there’s a simple trick: Just whisper the words “rare earths.” Fears about the world’s...

wednesday 2

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David Fickling

Robotaxis Will Test Tesla in a Trillion Ways

Tesla Inc. will launch its long-promised robotaxi service in Austin next month because it has to. The countdown began just over a year ago when...

wednesday 8

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Liam Denning

House Republicans Are Ignoring the First Rule of Political Survival

The House Republican drive to revoke federal tax incentives for clean energy is testing one of the most durable rules of Congressional behavior:...

wednesday 2

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Ronald Brownstein

The GOP Tax Bill Ignores Decades of Economic Research

The budget bill that Republicans are currently trying to push through the House includes steep cuts to the two largest programs that help...

wednesday 2

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Kathryn Anne Edwards

The Fed Should Prepare Markets for the Unexpected

What if the US economy defies the Federal Reserve’s expectations? How will the Fed react if growth proves much slower, or inflation much higher, or...

wednesday 1

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Bill Dudley

The Budget Bill Is Built to Hassle the Poor and Grow the Debt

In the 2024 fiscal year, which ended last September, the US federal deficit was 6.4% of gross domestic product — a size unprecedented except in...

wednesday 2

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Justin Fox

Asset-Backed Crypto Token Wasn’t

wednesday 4

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Matt Levine

Europe Should Let London Handle Its Derivatives

For far too long, the European Union has insisted on maintaining a fiction: that, in the wake of the UK’s 2020 exit, it will someday wrest a...

20.05.2025 2

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Editorial Board

Markets Snap Back, But Moody’s Was On to Something

Bloomberg may send me offers and promotions. By submitting my information, I agree to the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. To get John Authers’...

20.05.2025 30

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John Authers

China’s Building Crash Is Rewinding 22 Years of Growth

Casting your mind back to the China of 2003 almost feels like an exercise in historical fiction. With an economy barely larger than Italy’s, it was...

20.05.2025 8

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David Fickling

Russia and America Have Made Nationalism Scary Again

Thanks are owed to Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump and - in a special mention — JD Vance: The aggressive nationalism and chaos these three men promote...

20.05.2025 20

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Marc Champion

In Luxury, the Strong Are Still Getting Stronger

For the past five years or so in luxury, the strong have only gotten stronger as the weak withered. Amid the shifting sands of the trade war and...

20.05.2025 10

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Andrea Felsted

The Party’s Over in London — Except at the Palace

This is Bloomberg Opinion Today, the official duties of Bloomberg Opinion’s opinions. Sign up here. Serious question: Is the UK alright? Javier...

20.05.2025 2

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Jessica Karl

Apple Desperately Needs the AI Help It’s Seeking

If you read Bloomberg Businessweek’s deep dive into Apple’s blundering work with artificial intelligence, a consistent theme is the lack of any...

20.05.2025 9

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Dave Lee

New World Development’s Perpetual Dance With Its Bankers

If there’s a task you’re not obliged to do, but it’s expected nonetheless, will there be consequences if you choose not to? This is the question...

20.05.2025 5

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Shuli Ren

Why Not Give a Green Card With Every Diploma?

As a presidential candidate, Donald Trump was so keen to retain foreigners who choose to study in the US that he made an unusual pledge: “You...

20.05.2025 3

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Patricia Lopez

House Budget Bill Creates Awkward Moment for Markets

President Donald Trump cajoled House Republicans on Tuesday to go along with a budget bill that will not only add to what is already seen as...

20.05.2025 3

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Robert Burgess

Musk's AI 'Colossus' in Memphis Is Everyone's Problem

Build a massive supercomputer housed in a plant powered by methane gas-burning turbines that emit an undisclosed amount of pollutants into a...

20.05.2025 1

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Mary Ellen Klas

Get Your Research From an AI Video

20.05.2025 5

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Matt Levine