As Big Tech’s power demand surges, data centers bring utilities a huge new profit center
The market hasn’t fully priced the next logical step for the AI buildout: Big Tech acquiring regulated utilities outright.
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China’s next export shock walks on two legs — and costs less than a used car
Beijing is funding humanoid robots to slash Chinese factory costs and build a competitive advantage.
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Why double-digit earnings growth won’t stop the next bear market
Spiking S&P 500 profits often signal the final innings of a bull market. History says stocks are on thin ice.
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This bear market signal Wall Street ignores is putting your money at risk right now
Veteran trader Steve Burns prepares for a 50% decline and exposes the 3 “deadly stock-market sins” destroying portfolios.
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Your portfolio can’t afford the real bill for the Iran war
The Pentagon claims the conflict has cost $29 billion — but the true cost is much higher and it’s fueling inflation.
Bloomberg This Weekend 5/30/2026
The news doesn’t stop when markets close. Hosts David Gura, Christina Ruffini and Lisa Mateo bring clarity, context and a bit of humor to the weekend’s biggest headlines, LIVE from New York. Joined by The Associated Press International Correspondent Philip Crowther, Fmr. CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden, The New York Times Texas Bureau Chief David Goodman and Cisco President and Chief Product Officer Jeetu Patel. (Source: Bloomberg)
How the Invention of Rope Gave us Modern Civilization
One of the great general purpose technologies.
Australia’s Defense Minister Marles on Hormuz Uncertainty
Australia’s Defense Minister Richard Marles speaks to Bloomberg TV about how the Iran war is shaping his country’s security outlook, and the importance of freedom of navigation through the seas. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Haslinda Amin on the sidelines of the Shangri-La Dialogue. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Odd Lots: How Rope Gave us Modern Civilization (Podcast)
Rope is easy to take for granted. It seems obvious and straightforward. But of course, it had to be invented. Early humans discovered that by twisting fibers around each other, the resulting structure would be something durable and strong. Without rope, all kinds of things aren’t possible, from lifting objects into the air to whaling or modern bridges. So how was it developed and what were the big breakthroughs in its history? On this episode, we speak with Tim Queeney, the author of the recent