Normale Ansicht
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Bloomberg Markets
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Gold Trader Alain Goetz’s Network Continues to Prosper Despite Sanctions
Corporate and trade records reveal how a web of companies exporting gold from Africa to the UAE is still prospering.
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Bloomberg Politics
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US Iran War Blockade Costs Strain Taiwan China Deterrence
The cost of naval operations since the buildup began in January has topped $7.1 billion — not including all the US assets being used to escort tankers through the Strait of Hormuz.
US Iran War Blockade Costs Strain Taiwan China Deterrence
The cost of naval operations since the buildup began in January has topped $7.1 billion — not including all the US assets being used to escort tankers through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Bloomberg Technology
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US vs China AI Race: How ChatGPT, Gemini, Deepseek, Kimi Agents Compare
A spate of new releases show Chinese competitors are closing the gap on Silicon Valley, and winning market share with lower prices.
US vs China AI Race: How ChatGPT, Gemini, Deepseek, Kimi Agents Compare
A spate of new releases show Chinese competitors are closing the gap on Silicon Valley, and winning market share with lower prices.
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Bloomberg Green
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<strong>Extreme Heat Isn't the Only Climate Impact Shocking Scientists</strong>
For the full experience visit: Extreme Heat Isn't the Only Climate Impact Shocking Scientists
<strong>Extreme Heat Isn't the Only Climate Impact Shocking Scientists</strong>


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Bloomberg Green
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Iran Shock Jolts Asia and Europe to Speed Up Energy Transition
From the Yom Kippur war to Russia’s attack on Ukraine, history shows that major events in the oil and gas markets can drive enduring changes to the global energy mix, as governments and consumers look for new, more stable sources.
Iran Shock Jolts Asia and Europe to Speed Up Energy Transition
From the Yom Kippur war to Russia’s attack on Ukraine, history shows that major events in the oil and gas markets can drive enduring changes to the global energy mix, as governments and consumers look for new, more stable sources.


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Bloomberg Green
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How the Iran War Is Boosting Clean Energy in Asia and Europe
The conflict is Asia’s “Ukraine moment”
How the Iran War Is Boosting Clean Energy in Asia and Europe


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Bloomberg Green
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Dubious Chinese Carbon Credits Expose European Market’s Flaws
Companies in at least nine European countries bought carbon offsets from projects that appear not to exist or were verified by an auditor-turned-developer who treated the two jobs as a revolving door, a Bloomberg investigation found.
Dubious Chinese Carbon Credits Expose European Market’s Flaws
Companies in at least nine European countries bought carbon offsets from projects that appear not to exist or were verified by an auditor-turned-developer who treated the two jobs as a revolving door, a Bloomberg investigation found.


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Bloomberg Economics
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Iran War Threatens the Building Blocks of Europe's Food and Car Production
Surging energy costs are making the basic chemicals firms across Europe rely on increasingly unaffordable.
Iran War Threatens the Building Blocks of Europe's Food and Car Production
Surging energy costs are making the basic chemicals firms across Europe rely on increasingly unaffordable.


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Bloomberg Economics
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In Charts: How The Iran Conflict is Disrupting Global Trade
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz and airspace across the Gulf has rippled through the global economy, pushing up oil and fertilizer prices.
In Charts: How The Iran Conflict is Disrupting Global Trade
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz and airspace across the Gulf has rippled through the global economy, pushing up oil and fertilizer prices.


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Bloomberg Markets
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In Charts: How The Iran Conflict is Disrupting Global Trade
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz and airspace across the Gulf has rippled through the global economy, pushing up oil and fertilizer prices.
In Charts: How The Iran Conflict is Disrupting Global Trade
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz and airspace across the Gulf has rippled through the global economy, pushing up oil and fertilizer prices.


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Bloomberg Politics
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In Charts: How The Iran Conflict is Disrupting Global Trade
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz and airspace across the Gulf has rippled through the global economy, pushing up oil and fertilizer prices.
In Charts: How The Iran Conflict is Disrupting Global Trade
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz and airspace across the Gulf has rippled through the global economy, pushing up oil and fertilizer prices.


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Bloomberg Markets
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Iran Conflict Sparks Global Rush For Critical Fertilizers
A third of global fertilizer supply passes through the Strait of Hormuz, while gas from the region is crucial to production of nutrients for global agriculture.
Iran Conflict Sparks Global Rush For Critical Fertilizers
A third of global fertilizer supply passes through the Strait of Hormuz, while gas from the region is crucial to production of nutrients for global agriculture.


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Bloomberg Politics
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Satellite Images Expose Trump’s Claim of ‘Easy’ Victory in Iran
If it decides to attack, the US would face a complicated set of targets because of Iran’s rugged geography and its efforts to protect military assets.
Satellite Images Expose Trump’s Claim of ‘Easy’ Victory in Iran
If it decides to attack, the US would face a complicated set of targets because of Iran’s rugged geography and its efforts to protect military assets.


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Bloomberg Green
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“I Wouldn’t Want That Job”: The Meteorologists Who Help Decide When Utilities Cut Power
This is what it’s like to work in some of the highest-stakes jobs in weather forecasting.
“I Wouldn’t Want That Job”: The Meteorologists Who Help Decide When Utilities Cut Power


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Bloomberg Green
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How the Winter Olympics Are Adapting in a Hotter World
The world's premier winter sports event is facing a future with more heat and less snow.
How the Winter Olympics Are Adapting in a Hotter World


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Bloomberg Green
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What Happens When the Winter Olympics Can’t Rely on Winter
In the 70 years since Cortina first held the Winter Games, February temperatures in the Italian town have warmed 3.6C. The next century is going to be worse.
What Happens When the Winter Olympics Can’t Rely on Winter
In the 70 years since Cortina first held the Winter Games, February temperatures in the Italian town have warmed 3.6C. The next century is going to be worse.


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Bloomberg Technology
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<strong>Made in Vietnam: Trump Tariffs Ended China’s Monopoly on US Video Game Consoles</strong>
For the full experience visit: Made in Vietnam: Trump Tariffs Ended China’s Monopoly on US Video Game Consoles
<strong>Made in Vietnam: Trump Tariffs Ended China’s Monopoly on US Video Game Consoles</strong>

