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It's not going to end soon.
Over a fifth of the U.K.’s listed companies issued a profit warning in the first quarter of 2020.
South Korean and North Korean troops exchanged gunfire at their border Sunday morning. The two sides are now in talks via a military communication line.
“We are not partisan combatants. We’re human beings, equally vulnerable and equally wonderful in the sight of God.”
Australia’s opposition party is calling for a reduction in migrant numbers post-Covid-19, saying the country’s historic reliance on immigration to boost growth has hurt workers
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“Tesla stock price is too high,” the CEO tweeted.
It’s the first piece of a moonshot pay package.
“Our phone is kind of ringing off the hook.”
Falling rates make May the best month ever for family loans.
Wall Street trading desks had their best quarterly performance in almost a decade.
Volatile markets were a boon for traders.
Amazon warned that a loss may be coming. Apple didn’t even give a forecast.
There’s a clear indication that the second quarter will be bruising.
Warnings are blaring everywhere about the dangers of owning the U.S. Oil Fund.
On Main Street, investors say they understand the risks and aren’t deterred by them.
NEW: The quants didn't live up to their hype.
The market turmoil was a chance to show the strength of their math-powered methods. It didn't work out that way.
BREAKING: Warren Buffett sat out most of the market turmoil.
The billionaire will host Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting virtually on Saturday.
The U.S. mission said barring Taiwan from the U.N. was an affront to the international body’s founding principles promoting human freedom.
“We’ll have something to say about it at the appropriate time.”
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BREAKING: Kim Jong Un has made a public appearance.
Speculation about his health has mounted recently.
BREAKING: Carnival is facing a U.S. House probe over coronavirus outbreaks on its cruise ships.
The committee that has investigated Boeing’s 737 Max crashes wants to know more about Covid-19’s spread across the seas.
Investors have piled into gold this year.
The hunt for a haven as economies closed down helped boost gold trading to a record $46 billion a day in March.
As the COVID-19 pandemic touches all facets of daily life for almost everyone around the globe, no industry is untouched.
Bloomberg Live is talking with Unilever's Alan Jope, Edelman's Richard Edelman, and Smith and Company's Judy A. Smith to discuss how they’re weathering the current storm.
The pandemic is likely to last years, less good tech results, and Trump’s campaign against China continues.
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Merkel lectured about a quantitative measure of how quickly coronavirus spreads. Trump suggested sunlight and disinfectant could be used to treat patients.
The German chancellor takes a scientific approach to her job while the U.S. president has been fast and loose with the facts.
A slew of cryptocurrency exchanges are embarking on hiring sprees while job losses are soaring.
As speculation abounds around whether Bitcoin is poised for another bull run, a slew of crypto exchanges are embarking on hiring sprees while job losses are soaring.
Apple and Google want to track the infected with smartphones-- but their plan hinges on testing that still remains scarce.
Apple Inc. and Alphabet Inc.’s Google earlier this month unveiled an ambitious plan to jury-rig billions of smartphones into coronavirus-tracking beacons, hoping to help public-health authorities fight the disease and pave the way to end lockdowns that have crippled the global economy.
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AstraZeneca will make and distribute a potential vaccine against the coronavirus pandemic that Oxford University scientists are developing.
AstraZeneca Plc agreed to make an experimental coronavirus vaccine developed by Oxford University researchers as the race heats up for the key to halting the pandemic.
South Africa’s ban on tobacco gives cabinet minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma an opportunity to complete a decades-long crusade.
South Africa’s ban on tobacco gives cabinet minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma an opportunity to complete a crusade she began more than two decades ago: To stop people smoking.
Dead virus particles could be muddying the outcome of test results in patients who remain positive weeks after diagnosis.
Coronavirus patients who remain positive weeks after diagnosis may harbor dead virus particles that can’t be distinguished from infectious ones in standard tests, scientists in South Korea found.
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As the COVID-19 pandemic touches all facets of daily life for almost everyone around the globe, no industry is untouched. Bloomberg Live is talking with Unilever's Alan Jope, Edelman's Richard Edelman, and Smith and Company's Judy A. Smith to discuss how they’re weathering the current storm.
As we face this global pandemic, Cargill is right on the frontlines working to keep our nation fed — but that comes at a price. What does leadership during a crisis look like? Watch our new series with David Rubenstein, today in conversation with Cargill CEO David MacLennan.
The pandemic and the lockdown have been especially cruel for retirees and near-retirees. For younger people still in the workforce, incomes are falling, making it harder to save and forcing some to tap retirement accounts early. Join Bloomberg reporters Ben Steverman and Suzanne Woolley as they discuss the impact of the pandemic on retirement with Bloomberg Businessweek finance editor Pat Regnier.
BREAKING: Boris Johnson, in his first appearance since recovering from coronavirus, warns the U.K. risks "economic disaster" if virus restrictions are lifted too soon. More: https://bloom.bg/3cOnfqC
LIVE: Asia-Pacific stocks are poised for modest gains after oil extended its recovery from a furious selloff and U.S. equities ticked higher https://trib.al/YwXqwKm
LIVE: The coronavirus pandemic is pushing millions of small business owners to the brink. Bloomberg Businessweek is holding a town hall to talk with experienced small business leaders about COVID-19.
The US-China trade war has morphed into a tech war, a talent war, and an investment war. Now, a new battlefront has opened up over COVID-19. What will it take to rebuild trust between the two superpowers?
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Join Bloomberg News editors and reporters LIVE for a discussion on the global implications of the coronavirus crisis.
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The W.H.O. is holding its latest coronavirus press conference. Watch LIVE.
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The WHO is holding its latest coronavirus press conference. Watch LIVE
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Ethiopia, one of Africa's most dynamic economies, is privatizing its sugar industry to deal with dwindling exports and rising foreign debt. https://trib.al/GN3E8Lt
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U.S. President Donald Trump signs a trade deal with China that leaves significant tariffs in place https://trib.al/iPIGKQn
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