Howard Chua-Eoan is a columnist for Bloomberg Opinion covering culture and business. He previously served as Bloomberg Opinion's international editor and is a former news director at Time magazine.

The transition away from fossil fuels to clean energy may be under assault, but it is inevitable and stands to make its financiers a lot of money.

Companies and government agencies around the world are moving to restrict their employees’ access to the tools recently released by the Chinese artificial-intelligence startup DeepSeek ...

President Vladimir Putin is allowing Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to sell its business in Russia, making the US firm one of the few Western banks to fully exit the country. Putin permitted Balchug ...

Boeing Co’s top executive on its embattled Starliner crew capsule business is retiring from the company and being replaced by the veteran lead of its International Space Station program.

Izzy Englander’s Millennium Management earned more than $500 million from commodities investments last year, people familiar with the matter said, as the business develops after becoming a ...

On Wall Street, all eyes are on Nvidia Corp.’s stock as chart-watchers search for signs the chipmaking giant will claw its way back from a DeepSeek-driven rout, given its power to sway the ...

A breakthrough in China shakes the US tech sector to its core. Tariff drama escalates with President Donald Trump vowing action against major trading partners. A hawkish Federal Reserve jars ...

Private equity returns overtook those offered by private credit in the third quarter, according to data from State Street Corp., in what some see as a sign of a longer-term rebalancing between the ...

In an interview on Bloomberg Television, Donnet also discusses the market reaction to Monte dei Paschi di Siena SpA’s bid for Mediobanca SpA, saying it “has been skeptical about the industrial ...

(Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc. has canceled a project ... But the Mac-connected product performed poorly during reviews with executives, and the desired features continued to change.

(Bloomberg) -- It’s early days, but there already appears to be a clear buzzword among corporate executives this earnings season: tariffs. The word has been used at least 140 times in first-quarter ...