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Republicans are having to play defense as races for governor, Senate and the House go down to the wire in the Sunshine State
Michael Smith and Anna J Kaiser ·
California’s latest technology boom is fueling vast fortunes — and anger over the widening divide between the ultra-rich and everyone else. Now, voters will get a say.
Alicia Clanton and Brad Hooker ·
Republicans aren’t fully coalescing around the president’s endorsed candidates.
Jonathan Tamari ·
Russia hit a railway station in Ukraine’s third largest city of Dnipro, killing at least 13 civilians, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Thursday.
Olesia Safronova ·
Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s efforts to slow down data center construction, just as voters head to the ballot box, are starting to work.
Shruti Date Singh, Nic Querolo, Joe Lovinger and Michelle Cheng ·
Israel’s election deadlock has set the stage for weeks or months of political horse-trading, with every path to a government likely to demand difficult compromises and broken campaign promises. Bloomberg's Dan Williams reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
Israel’s election monitor called for an investigation into possible meddling by foreign entities, after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and some far-right allies decried the high turnout among Arab citizens.
Alisa Odenheimer, Galit Altstein and Fadwa Hodali ·
The latest tensions were sparked by blazes across Borneo, Sumatra and other Indonesian islands.
Ramsey Al-Rikabi ·
Israel’s election deadlock has set the stage for weeks or months of political horse-trading, with every path to a government likely to demand difficult compromises and broken campaign promises.
Galit Altstein ·
The Chinese Communist Party restocked its powerful Politburo for the first time in more than three decades and announced plans to hold a congress next year, where it’s set to unveil new leadership.
Bloomberg News ·
The GOP’s formidable money machine is allowing the party to spend heavily to play defense as Democrats have opened up the electoral map.
Bill Allison, Vivien Ngo and Adrienne Tong ·
The leader of Poland’s largest opposition party, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, said talks to exit the European Union would be a way to force change within the bloc, prompting criticism from the country’s pro-EU government.
Maciej Martewicz ·
Bloomberg Daybreak Europe is your essential morning viewing to stay ahead. Live from Brussels, we set the agenda for your day, catching you up with overnight markets news from the US and Asia. And we'll tell you what matters for investors in Europe, giving you insight before trading begins. On today's show, the tech rally stalled as Google parent Alphabet slumped 10% post-market on concerns its massive AI spending isn't paying off. Samsung also fell after it withheld its shareholder payout plans until January 2027. The US Federal Reserve held interest rates as policymakers look for more data on the inflation outlook. And the UK Chancellor has told Bloomberg his Budget will tackle the deficit. John Healey unveiled a modest maiden budget, with measures to bring in £6.6 billion in additional revenue by fiscal year 2030-31. Today's guest: Rufaro Chiriseri, RBC Wealth Management, Head of Fixed Income. (Source: Bloomberg)
Russia said its air defenses intercepted more than 1,200 Ukrainian drones overnight, the highest reported total to date, while President Vladimir Putin holds a summit with leaders from Africa.
Greg Sullivan ·
Journalist David Covucci tells Jason and Matt how a request for Osama bin Laden’s porn collection led to a job exposing the multibillion-dollar world of college football via his site, FOIAball.com. (Source: Bloomberg)
Hong Kong’s leader John Lee said his housing secretary has stepped down over the city’s deadliest fire in decades, as pressure mounted on his government to hold officials to account.
Nectar Gan and Vicky Feng ·
Thailand revoked the citizenship of its chief rabbi, the latest move in a widening government campaign against foreign nationals accused of breaking laws or circumventing rules in a country long known for welcoming outsiders.
Erich Parpart ·
Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas Solórzano, a towering figure of the Mexican left whose challenge to a once long-ruling party helped propel the country toward democracy, has died. He was 92.
Gonzalo Soto ·
Taiwanese Deputy Foreign Minister Chen Ming-chi discusses Pakistan’s temporary block on Taiwanese aircraft, which he linked to China's policies and described as a dangerous “weaponization” of airspace. (Source: Bloomberg)
UK Shadow Chancellor Andrew Griffith says Chancellor John Healey has just the kicked his decisions down the road with his budget presented today in Parliament and opens the prospect of an early election. He reacted to the first budget by UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham's government in an interview with Bloomberg's Caroline Hepker outside Westminster on October 28, 2026. (Source: Bloomberg)