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A startup founder used MIT software to fine-tune a business idea to try to save homes from burning down. But identifying and creating the actual product was harder
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For Remington Hotchkis, devising an idea for saving homes from fires was the easy part. Identifying an actual product he could make was harder.
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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has the ear of an impulsive president — and nervous investors worldwide hope it stays that way
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The US Treasury secretary has the ear of an impulsive president—and nervous investors worldwide hope it stays that way. An exclusive interview.
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Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard proved a business can be run with conservation at its core. Why won’t other companies follow his example?
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New biography Dirtbag Billionaire shows how Yvon Chouinard wanted to rewrite the way big corporations do business. But other companies play by other rules.
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Trends always have an element of randomness, but on social media our algorithmic feeds are making them more unintelligible
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Trends always have an element of randomness, but our algorithmic feeds have made them unintelligible.
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Should you buy a house right now? A Zillow economist says yes, thanks to record price reductions
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Orphe Divounguy walks would-be homeowners through this confusing moment.
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Whether you get higher prices, lower quality or fewer options, American consumers will eventually pay for Trump’s tariffs
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Whether they come in the form of higher prices, lower quality or fewer options, tariffs can’t hide forever.
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Chances are, you know Klarna as a shopping app. As the company plans its IPO, it wants to become your bank as well
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As the payments giant prepares an IPO, it’s trying to persuade millions of consumers to use its debit cards.
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This week’s Forecast newsletter looks at a new report on AI and the labor market, a futuristic Saudi city, the end of breakfast, peak labradoodle and more
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Plus: A futuristic city has an unexpected consequence, the end of breakfast and more.
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By firing the Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner, he broke a tradition of non-interference that’s lasted since the 1970s. What happens now?
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By firing the Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner, he broke a tradition of non-interference that’s lasted since the 1970s. What happens now?
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It’s a little strange to think that any retailer might be having a hard time selling trinkets these days, yet Claire’s is struggling
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Tweens once flocked to the mall retailer, but there’s more competition online now. Plus: Stopping Border Patrol arrests.
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The founder and CEO of @justwsports@HaleyRosen makes her case to @AROD and @jasonkellynews explaining why investing in women’s sports media is the smart move to build beyond legacy media. Watch the full episode of The Deal on the Bloomberg app or listen wherever you get your
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On this episode of the Everybody's Business podcast, @chafkin and @svaneksmith unpack the controversy around artificial intelligence pricing, and how companies are disputing claims that AI is being used for price fixing
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In the world of sports betting, “player prop” wagers are raising concerns about integrity
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“Player prop” wagers are raising concerns about integrity.
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Deep in the Arizona desert lies a $10B copper mega-mine with the potential to meet 25% of US demand—yet it hasn’t produced a single ounce. Now, Trump’s pro-mining policies are poised to jumpstart the project
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Trump is giving Resolution the boost it needs, but obstacles remain for the $10 billion project
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Warrantless detentions have screeched to a halt in parts of California after a judge rules, “You can’t just walk up to people with brown skin and say, ‘Give me your papers’”
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Labor groups now see the legal strategy they put to work in California’s Kern County as one to replicate nationwide.
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In President Trump’s worldview, personal grievances often take precedence over national interests—or even shared outlooks
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The president’s us-versus-them worldview means allies and adversaries alike get the same treatment at the negotiating table.
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Seeing NIN live can be a cathartic act of resistance.
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Plus: When the effects of Trump’s tariffs will really hit consumers.
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New developments targeted at longer-term visitors aim to relieve gentrification—in style
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New developments targeted at longer-term visitors aim to relieve gentrification—in style.
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