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Brazil’s Overlooked Small Caps Are Starting to Appear Cheap
A flood of foreign money into Brazil’s biggest companies in the first quarter has left small caps trading at their cheapest versus larger peers in over six years, with some investors saying the shift has gone too far.
Private Credit Faces Redemption Pressure | Open Interest 4/2/2026
Get a jump start on the US trading day with Matt Miller and Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Open Interest." From rising hopes of peace to fresh fears of escalation, President Trump signals tougher action on Iran with no clear timeline. Hedge funds were hit hard as oil surges and trades unravel. Apollo’s J...
Oaktree BDC Chief Sees ‘Excessive Risk-Taking’ in Private Credit
Software-sector weakness, liquidity concerns and a series of bad underwriting vintages are all widening the moat between public and non-traded private credit vehicles, according to Oaktree Capital Management’s Armen Panossian.
Trump ousts Pam Bondi as attorney general
Trump loyalist Pam Bondi is no longer the attorney general after years of facing cries over her "fumbling" of the Epstein files.
Hedge Funds Bail From Global Stocks at Fastest Pace in 13 Years
Fast-money investors are rushing to unwind their global equity exposure amid diminishing hopes for a swift resolution of the war in the Middle East.
Trump fires US attorney-general Pam Bondi
President’s move comes after pressure over her handling of files related to Jeffrey Epstein
Trump Has Ousted Pam Bondi as Attorney General: Fox News
Attorney General Pam Bondi is leaving her post at the head of the US Justice Department and Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche will take over as acting Attorney General. Fox News reported the move on air citing a phone call with President Donald Trump. Tyler Kendall reports on Bloomberg Television...
Fund Founded by Pritzkers Inks Private Credit Deal for PLZ
A cleaning-products maker backed by an investment fund founded by the billionaire Pritzker family has turned to private credit lenders to refinance debt.
Markets rally hard on Iran’s promise to play nice at Hormuz as its leaders pocket billions from the disruption
Anything sounds good to Wall Street, except more war. But Iran's power brokers may have little reason to stop.
‘There are no words’: Zohran Mamdani grapples with fatal shooting of 7-month-old in a stroller
“This is a terrible day in our city, a tragedy that truly shocks the conscience," said Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch.
Jack Dorsey and Roelof Botha think AI can make middle management obsolete
The Silicon Valley execs want companies to function as a "mini-artificial general intelligence,” and leave traditional corporate hierarchy behind.
The case for Trump’s tariffs looks strong a year on from ‘liberation day’
Economists’ lurid forecasts of disaster have not been realised
The Iran war is effectively a ‘tax’ on US households that could accelerate the economy’s widening K shape, Moody’s says
Americans could be on the hook for an extra $8 billion in gas prices, and some families will feel it more than others.
Colleges under pressure over building names with Epstein connections
Small protests have been held in recent months at Ohio State University with a single goal: removing billionaire Les Wexner's name from buildings.
Aegea Bonds Hit as Traders Sell First, Ask Later in Brazil Rout
In a matter of weeks, Aegea Saneamento e Participacoes SA went from eyeing a multi-billion-dollar valuation in a Brazilian IPO to watching its bond investors rush for the exits.
Meet China’s AI-powered recycling robot that sorts 220 pounds of clothes in 2 to 3 minutes
The Fastsort-Textile machine was created by DataBeyond, a Chinese AI recycling company founded in 2018.
JLR sees sales recover after cyber attack
Work at plants in Solihull, Halewood and outside Wolverhampton restarted in October.
Jobless claims fall 9,000 as overall layoffs remain low across the economy
It was fewer than the 212,000 new filings analysts surveyed by the data firm FactSet were expecting and within the range of the past several years.
Nordstrom’s Sales Return to 2019 Levels After Deal to Go Private
Nordstrom’s revenue has returned to its pre-pandemic peak less than a year after the department store went private in a $6.25 billion deal, according to people familiar with the matter.
Villeroy Says Economy Now Closer to ECB’s Adverse Scenario
The Iran war is pushing the euro-area economy closer to the European Central Bank’s adverse scenario, meaning the next policy move is very likely to be an increase in interest rates, Governing Council member Francois Villeroy de Galhau said.