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Bloomberg News is an American news agency headquartered in New York City, and a division of Bloomberg L.P. Content produced by Bloomberg News is disseminated through Bloomberg Terminals, Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio, Bloomberg Businessweek, Bloomberg Markets, Bloomberg.com, and Bloomberg's mobile platforms. Since 2015, John Micklethwait has been editor-in-chief.
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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)
Republicans are escalating attacks on Democratic Alaska Senate candidate Mary Peltola, amid reporting that her allies recruited a man to run for the state’s Senate seat who shares the name of GOP incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan to confuse voters.
Caitlin Reilly and Chris Strohm ·
Norway is responding to Donald Trump’s insults by embracing them. After the US president called the country “a s—-house,” its official travel guide has retorted with a list of roadside restrooms built in picturesque locations by fjords and along the coast.
Heidi Taksdal Skjeseth and Stephen Treloar ·
Their demonstrations are echoing across Europe, but who are they and what do they want?
Benoit Berthelot ·
Plans for President Donald Trump to hold rallies in Iowa and Kansas this weekend are back on, according to people familiar with the matter, extending his time on the campaign trail ahead of next week’s midterm elections.
Josh Wingrove ·
The odds of flipping Republican Senate seats in Nebraska and Florida improved Friday, as the nonpartisan Cook Political Report shifted the races toward challengers while still giving an edge to the GOP incumbents.
Caitlin Reilly ·
The Trump administration awarded contracts for nearly 41 million barrels from the nation’s emergency oil reserve, completing a massive oil exchange aimed at curbing soaring energy prices after the war with Iran.
Ari Natter and Lucia Kassai ·
A French-made fighter performed its maiden landing on an Indian aircraft carrier, signaling the start of efforts to integrate the newly acquired jets and the South Asian nation’s gradual shift away from Russian-made military equipment.
Sudhi Ranjan Sen ·
The midterm elections are here, and Democrats see their best opportunity in years to regain lost ground with a key demographic, says Bloomberg Opinion columnist Ronald Brownstein. (Source: Bloomberg)
The ai buildout is underway, but not everyone wants to see a data center in their neighborhood. Some new polling shows 50% of voters don't want to see a data center built within three miles of their home. The issue will appear on ballots in 13 states. Bloomberg's Tyler Kendall reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
Chinese President Xi Jinping urged Germany to maintain a pragmatic policy toward China, as Beijing seeks to stabilize ties with Europe.
Foster Wong ·
The US hosts of a Group of 20 gathering in Atlanta scrapped a traditional “family photo” after several officials attending the event refused to have their picture taken with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
Michael Nienaber and Eric Martin ·
Portland’s malaise has contributed to a tight race in a state that hasn’t elected a Republican governor in four decades.
Anna Edgerton and John Gittelsohn ·
The state’s 21st Congressional district has been a Republican stronghold in a blue state, but a local dairy farmer is running as a different kind of Democrat
Nacha Cattan ·
Erin Covey of the Cook Political Report breaks down the shifting midterm elections battleground map, projecting a potential Democratic pickup of 12 to 25 seats to retake the House majority. Speaking on Bloomberg Television, Covey explains how President Donald Trump’s "underwater" approval ratings in deep-red territory are dragging down Republican incumbents. (Source: Bloomberg)
The architects of Proposition 40 believe California is ready to tax billionaires — but the debate has only grown more contentious as the Nov. 3 vote nears
Alicia Clanton ·
The Georgia senator is building White House buzz even before Tuesday’s results.
Jonathan Tamari ·