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UK Chancellor John Healey, speaking in the House of Commons, says the machine gaming duty, levied on slot machines, will rise to 25% from 20%, lower than the 40% that some in the industry had feared. The levy will be taken on higher-stakes machines, meaning pubs and seaside arcades won’t be hit. (Source: Bloomberg)
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez promised to conduct a thorough investigation of a rail crash that killed at least 68 people on Wednesday, the deadliest such incident in the country in more than a decade.
Laura Millan and Macarena Muñoz ·
President Vladimir Putin said Russia is coordinating on low-Earth-orbit satellite networks with billionaire SpaceX chief Elon Musk and other US partners despite political tensions between Moscow and Washington.
Bloomberg News ·
The UK will ramp up military spending to 3% of economic output by the end of this decade, Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey said during his budget speech in the House of Commons. (Source: Bloomberg)
The UK will ramp up military spending to 3% of economic output by the end of this decade, Chancellor John Healey said, as he sought to plug a resource gap that prompted his resignation as defense secretary just over four months ago.
Ellen Milligan ·
A nationwide referendum on Donald Trump. Record campaign spending. The economic fallout of foreign conflict and surging data centers. Ahead of the midterm elections, Bloomberg reporters from across the country break down some of the marquee races that will decide the balance of power and test the limits of executive influence (Source: Bloomberg)
Flávio Bolsonaro has arrived in Miami, days after losing a presidential election in Brazil. His whereabouts were unknown for a few days. The right-wing senator lost the race on Sunday to Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Bolsonaro was facing multiple criminal investigations in Brazil and was ordered to surrender his passports. (Source: Bloomberg)
On this episode of Season 2 of Disclosure, investigative reporter Jason Leopold and attorney Matt Topic reveal how the US National Archives and Records Administration tried to alert the feds about document destruction at the White House during the first Trump administration and why FBI and Justice Department personnel clashed before searching the president's Florida home, Mar-a-Lago. (Source: Bloomberg)
Is that Flávio Bolsonaro instead of Leonardo DiCaprio on the poster for Catch Me If You Can? In the wild world of Brazilian political memes, yes.
Beatriz Reis ·
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov will travel to the US for a meeting of Group of 20 counterparts this week, as efforts to revive peace talks over the war in Ukraine gather pace.
Tony Halpin ·
UK Chancellor John Healey speaks in the House of Commons about his budget measures that he says are built on "fiscal discipline" and intended to give the British public "breathing space." During the speech, Healey outlined plans to impose an additional 3% tax on banks’ profits, to increase taxes on gambling and to target 3.5% of GDP for defense spending by 2035. He also announced updated OBR forecasts on growth and fiscal headroom. (Source: Bloomberg)
Hungary unveiled an inter-governmental agreement with the US on nuclear energy, a lucrative area that may bolster ties with Washington following the ouster of Viktor Orban.
Zoltan Simon ·
London-listed gambling stocks rose after the UK’s slot-machine tax hikes weren’t as steep as expected.
Sabah Meddings and Olivia Solon ·
Gita Gopinath, former IMF deputy managing director and founding director of the Global Economics Lab, expects the Federal Reserve to leave interest rates unchanged, saying a delay won't make a huge difference in monetary conditions. She speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance." (Source: Bloomberg)
The UK government is imposing an additional 3% tax on banks’ profits, increasing the existing surcharge to 6%, Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey said in his budget speech in the House of Commons on Wednesday. (Source: Bloomberg)
Wall Street expects the Federal Reserve to leave interest rates unchanged when it's policy decision is released at 2 pm ET. But markets are already pricing in a full hike in December. Bloomberg's Michael McKee has more on what to expect. (Source: Bloomberg)
Chancellor of the Exchequer John Healey pledged fiscal discipline in the face of harsh global economic conditions as he delivered the first budget of Andy Burnham’s new Labour administration.
Joe Mayes and Chloe Chaplain ·
Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Ted Cruz is questioning whether investor recommendations by Glass Lewis & Co. and Institutional Shareholder Services Inc. were tainted by political considerations after they opposed corporate moves to Texas.
Steven T. Dennis ·
Split-ticket voting is fading, but could still be crucial in Senate battlegrounds.
Jonathan Tamari ·
More than 1,000 students and activists protested against Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto in central Jakarta on Wednesday, criticizing his handling of devastating forest fires and government spending priorities, just over a week after he marked two years in office.
Chandra Asmara ·