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President Donald Trump said the US was looking into whether North Korean hackers were behind a $6.3 billion heist targeting Binance that has rattled the cryptocurrency world.
Skylar Woodhouse ·
Poland took a step toward removing the chief justice of the country’s top court, kicking off a showdown with the nationalist opposition ahead of a parliamentary election next year.
Maciej Martewicz ·
Investors need to watch for unlikely alliances.
Nathan R Dean ·
With more than one in five registered voters already casting ballots, midterm election turnout of more than 48.5 million voters has surpassed the 2022 record four days before Election Day.
Gregory Korte ·
The Trump administration must stop airing three partisan political ads, a federal judge ruled, expanding her earlier order blocking taxpayer-funded television spots lauding the president in the runup to next week’s midterm elections.
Bob Van Voris ·
President Donald Trump now plans to hold rallies in Iowa and Kansas over the weekend. Republican officials had canceled them. Bloomberg's Josh Wingrove has more on where the key races stand before Election Day on Tuesday. (Source: Bloomberg)
The Nasdaq 100 is poised to enter correction as investors dump tech stocks on the back of disappointing earnings. Bloomberg's Eric Weiner said that two major questions are at the center of Friday's tech trade selloff: can companies keep spending? And what happens if they can't? Weiner said there isn't a good answer to those questions yet, but the market is predicated on that level of spending continuing. (Source: Bloomberg)
On the early edition of Balance of Power, Bloomberg Washington Correspondents Joe Mathieu and Kailey Leinz discuss the latest from the campaign trail. On today's show, Stonecourt Capital Partner Rick Davis, Harvard Kennedy School Ash Center Visiting Democracy Fellow Jeanne Sheehan Zaino, Democratic Candidate for Utah's 2nd Congressional District Peter Crosby and Bokeh Capital Partners Founder Kim Forrest. (Source: Bloomberg)
Kim Forrest, founder and CIO of Bokeh Capital Partners, said that 'you can't call when the knife is falling' in regards to Intel's stock rout and that it will take more time to see how much of an indicator the drop is for the overall tech trade. Forrest also said she was not concerned that AI would end up taking the majority of jobs away from workers but that its impact would be felt in the long term. (Source: Bloomberg)
The Trump administration has approved a $2.1 billion sale of Patriot missiles to Ukraine after the country’s leader accused the US of delaying shipments of the crucial air defense interceptors.
Iain Marlow ·
Henrietta Treyz, co-founder and economic policy research director at Veda Partners, joins Scarlet Fu and Tom Keene on "Bloomberg Money." They discuss Henrietta Treyz's belief that the Democrats will win the US House in the upcoming election and how both parties are deeply unpopular. (Source: Bloomberg)
Cliff Young, chair of US Public Affairs for Ipsos, said that voters are in a 'pessimistic state' ahead of the midterm elections, as the number of Americans who believe that the economy and the cost of living are on the wrong track. Young also discussed President Trump's low approval rating and said that the number reflects the overall 'economic malaise' felt by Americans. (Source: Bloomberg)
Peter Crosby, Democratic candidate for Utah's 2nd Congressional District, said Congress can vote to reassert its power over tariffs and vote against the war in Iran, which would ease the affordability crisis. Crosby, who is running to unseat Republican congressman Blake Moore, said that the major issues facing the district's constituents are nonpartisan and that 'we have to do something different if we expect different outcomes.' (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg Money takes the pulse of your financial life, powered by the reporting of our global newsroom. Today's guests: Veda Partners Co-Founder & Managing Partner Henrietta Treyz, JPMorgan Asset Management Chief Retirement Strategist Michael Conrath, and Author "The Everywhere Millionaire" Owen Zidar. (Source: Bloomberg)
Henrietta Treyz, co-founder and economic policy research director at Veda Partners, joins Scarlet Fu and Tom Keene on "Bloomberg Money." With Election day on Tuesday, US voters head to the polls and are faced with multiple headwinds regarding affordability. Everything from high gas prices, to increasing insurance costs, to out-of-reach housing prices, to elevated electricity bills, to eye-watering prices on grocery shelves. (Source: Bloomberg)
The Justice Department is actively working to secure a grand jury indictment against former FBI Director James Comey for allegedly directing the sharing of secret national defense information, a federal prosecutor said in court Friday.
Celine Castronuovo ·
Get a jump start on the US trading day with Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Open Interest." A frightful finish for Big Tech — Intel and Amazon cap a brutal week for the AI trade. Hackers steal billions from Binance in the biggest crypto heist ever. President Trump shifts his midterm strategy as Election Day draws closer. Plus, DGB Investments founder Douglas Bergeron pushes for major changes at Ethan Allen. (Source: Bloomberg)
Italy’s opposition parties expect to agree on a joint program by next month and hold primaries by February, as they seek to capitalize on popular discontent and unseat Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in next year’s general election.
Donato Paolo Mancini ·
China urged the US to immediately withdraw new restrictions on Chinese testing laboratories and certification bodies, warning it will take necessary steps to defend its interests if Washington “insists on going its own way.”
Foster Wong ·
Intel Corp.’s shares plummeted the most in more than two years after its revenue forecast missed analysts’ estimates, hurt by sputtering demand for PC processors and supply-chain problems with its lucrative data center components. Bloomberg's Kunjan Sobhani joins to discuss. (Source: Bloomberg)