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Why Americans are feeling poorer even though they’re not
Essential services cost more because people are better off
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Deutsche Bank to move into Revolut’s Canary Wharf headquarters
German lender will become largest tenant in building emblazoned with fintech’s logo
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Maga’s strange rage against Europe
The cradle of western civilisation is wrongly accused of betraying it
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Indonesia Halts Agincourt, PTPN III Operations After Floods
Indonesia suspended the operations of three companies in Sumatra, saying it would probe whether their land-clearing activities helped trigger the deadly floods and landslides that killed hundreds on the island.
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Will the EU’s bid to use frozen Russian assets hit the euro?
Some fund managers see potential fallout affecting the currency’s global status from controversial plan
Meta delays release of new mixed reality glasses code-named 'Phoenix' in order to 'get the details right'
Meta plans to release a new wearable device codenamed "Malibu 2" in 2026, according to an internal memo viewed by Business Insider.
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Japan’s Bear-Related Casualties Hit Record on Escalating Attacks
A record 230 were killed or injured by bears in Japan since April, putting more pressure on the government to intervene as the animals push deeper into areas where people live.
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Netflix’s $5.8 Billion Breakup Fee for Warner Among Largest Ever
Netflix Inc.’s $72 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. includes one of the biggest breakup fees of all time — a $5.8 billion penalty that Netflix has agreed to pay its target if the deal falls apart or fails to win regulatory approval.
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Miami’s Housing Supply Shortage Hits Affordability, Codina Says
South Florida faces a growing affordability problem as housing demand outstrips supply, according to Ana-Marie Codina, whose family firm develops master-planned communities in the region.
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Private Market FOMO Over AI Will Lead to Mistakes, Bravo Says
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence technology is stirring up “enormous” anxiety among investors, as firms struggle to judge which tech companies are worth the risk, according to Thoma Bravo founder Orlando Bravo.
Judge orders Google to rebid for default search deals every year in a major antitrust blow
A federal judge orders Google to limit default search deals to one year, in an antitrust effort to open doors for rivals in search and generative AI.
Judge finalizes remedies in Google antitrust case
A U.S. judge on Friday finalized his decision for the consequences Google will face for its search monopoly ruling, adding new details to the decided remedies.
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Netflix leans on $59bn bank loan to fund Warner Bros takeover
Wells Fargo leads one of the largest financings of its kind as it looks to muscle in on investment banking rivals
SHRM, the world's largest HR group, has been hit with an $11.5 million verdict in a racial discrimination lawsuit
A jury found the HR trade organization liable for racial discrimination and retaliation against a former employee.
SpaceX aims for $800 billion valuation in secondary share sale, WSJ reports
Elon Musk's SpaceX is reportedly launching an insider share sale that could value the company as high as $800 billion.
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Rattner: US Can’t ‘Out-Negotiate’ China
Willett Advisors’ Steven Rattner joins Wall Street Week after returning from China to share his view of an economy running at two speeds – weak consumption but booming tech. He discusses how China is overtaking the US in electric vehicles, biotech, and AI, and why tariffs are unlikely to stop that
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Millennium, Jane Street Show HK’s Lure for Key IPO Investors
The blistering rebound in Hong Kong listings this year has lured a wave of big names into the role of cornerstone investors.
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Stocks Rise on Soft September Data That Boosts Rate-Cut Bets | The Close 12/5/2025
Bloomberg Television 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 ADP’s Nela Richardson, Wells Fargo Investment’s Paul Christopher, Seaport Research Partners’ David Joyce, SPG Global’s Simon G
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How Netflix stole Warner Bros from David Ellison
Old-guard Hollywood underestimated streaming pioneer that has upended the industry over two decades
Vanity Fair and Olivia Nuzzi cut ties as RFK Jr. relationship drama continues to unfold
Vanity Fair and journalist Olivia Nuzzi are severing ties amid the continued fallout surrounding Nuzzi's relationship with RFK Jr.