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Voters are becoming increasingly skeptical about its promise and more worried by its perils....

Australia will ban supermarket price gouging from July 1 under a new law the government says would protect shoppers from excessive grocery prices charged by major retailers....

The Federal Reserve lowered its benchmark interest rate again this week, though details from the meeting highlighted fractures among policymakers that will greet a new Fed chair next year....

Apollo Global Management placed bets against the loans of several software makers as it grew increasingly bearish on technology firms vulnerable to artificial intelligence, the Financial Times reported....

It was supposed to be a glum year for green stocks as President Donald Trump pushed his Big Oil agenda. Instead, the sector is booming as artificial intelligence powers massive demand for all kinds of energy....

China's finance ministry plans to issue ultra-long-term special government bonds next year, with proceeds used to support major national strategies and security initiatives....

UK households are hoarding cash rather than spending it because the shocks of the past five years have left them feeling financially insecure, a former Bank of England rate-setter warned, adding to a growing sense of gloom in the run-up to Christmas....

The US seeks to expand and deepen its defense relationship with Vietnam, according to Washington's top envoy to the nation, as the two sides continue to hammer out details of a trade deal....

It's challenging to build infrastructure in much of Europe. Constrained budgets and polarized politics tend to undermine long-term projects, forcing officials to react to emergencies rather than plan for the future....

Thailand said it will continue military actions against Cambodia to eliminate “harm and threats,” stepping up rhetoric even after US President Donald Trump claimed to have brokered a new ceasefire....

A prolonged period of elevated long-term bond yields is ramping up borrowing costs around the world. That's because investors are demanding extra compensation for holding government debt in the face of entrenched budget deficits, sticky inflation and burgeoning questions around central bank independence....

TPG Inc. exited most of its stake in Anastasia Beverly Hills as part of a debt restructuring, largely wiping out the private equity firm's $600 million investment in the cosmetics company, according to people familiar with the matter....

Six firms are set to join the Nasdaq 100 Index as part of its annual reconstitution, the benchmark's overseer said Friday....

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 Edward Jones' Mona Mahajan, Amalgamated Financial's Priscilla Sims Brown, MorningStar's Will Kerwin, OpenTable's Debby Soo, Kestra Investment Management's Kara Murphy, JP Morgan Asset Management's Jamie Kramer, SERHANT's Ryan Serhant, The Sundial Brands' Richelieu Dennis, ReturnPro's Sender Shamiss. (Source: Bloomberg)...

SpaceX has authorized an insider share sale that values Elon Musk's rocket and satellite maker at about $800 billion, according to a company message seen by Bloomberg....

Sales of vapes, cigarettes and other tobacco products slumped more than any other grocery category in the UK, a survey showed, a sign that tighter regulations and health concerns are curbing smoking habits....

Moore Threads Technology Co.'s phenomenal debut this month — China's most successful coming-out party since 2019 — capped a year in which investors have grown increasingly excited about the prospects for the country's AI chip advancement. That euphoria may be misplaced....

The Federal Reserve has just cut rates by 25 basis points into an economy it still expects to grow faster next year, raising questions about why it eased and how much further it can go. Former Council of Economic Advisers chair Glenn Hubbard discusses the decision, the neutral rate and why he doesn't see much more room for rate cuts going into 2026. (Source: Bloomberg)...

Ryan Serhant, SERHANT CEO, says New York City doesn't have enough rental supply to meet demand. He tells Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld on “The Close” that prices are high not because of market forces but because of policy. (Source: Bloomberg)...

Debby Soo, OpenTable CEO, says consumers continue to prioritize dining out and the overall restaurant experience. She speaks with Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld on “The Close.” (Source: Bloomberg)...