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  • Shane TamuraLaw

    NFL office shooter had low-level CTE, NYC medical examiner finds

    By Myles Miller and Bloomberg
  • WASHINGTON, DC – SEPTEMBER 25: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent (L) and Vice President JD Vance talk to reporters while joining President Donald Trump in the Oval Office of the White House on September 25, 2025 in Washington, DC. Trump is expected to sign several executive orders, including approving a partial sale of TikTok’s U.S. operations, following a 2024 law requiring parent company ByteDance to divest or face a ban. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)Innovation

    TikTok’s $14 billion price tag in Trump deal stuns investors

    By
  • Scott BessentEconomy

    Bessent halts Argentina crisis as U.S. lifeline upends short bets

    By Vinícius Andrade, Nicolle Yapur, and others
  • The Chery Automobile Co. logo on a vehicle displayed at a dealership in Perth, Australia, on Thursday, Sept. 25, 2025. Chery, China’s biggest car exporter, rose in its Hong Kong trading debut after raising HK$9.1 billion ($1.2 billion) in an initial public offering to help power its overseas expansion ambition. Photographer: Matt Jelonek/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesEconomy

    China’s top car exporter Chery gains in Hong Kong debut

    By Charlotte Yang and Bloomberg
  • New HomesReal Estate

    U.S. new-home sales unexpectedly jump over 20% in broad advance

    By Michael Sasso and Bloomberg
  • Mark CarneyNorth America

    Canada population growth rate near zero on immigration curbs

    By Randy Thanthong-Knight and Bloomberg
  • The Charging Bull Sculpture in front of the New York Stock Exchange.The Coins

    Wall Street wraps the stock market’s crypto hype into a new ETF

    By Vildana Hajric and Bloomberg
  • Bill GatesHealth

    Gates Foundation partners with Indian drugmakers to speed rollout of $40 HIV shot

    By Janice Kew, Ashleigh Furlong, and others
  • 24 September 2025, China, Peking: Li Chenggang, Vice Secretary of the Ministry of Commerce and negotiator on international trade issues, speaks at a press conference. China wants to renounce special treatment in negotiations within the World Trade Organization now and in the future. Photo: Johannes Neudecker/dpa (Photo by Johannes Neudecker/picture alliance via Getty Images)Politics

    China to stop claiming special WTO benefits that rankled U.S.

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  • Javier MileiEconomy

    Milei’s peso is 20% overvalued and fragile, analysts say

    By Nicolle Yapur, Ignacio Olivera Doll, and others
  • Zohran MamdaniPolitics

    Mamdani draws NYC investors to advise him if he wins mayor race

    By Nacha Cattan and Bloomberg
  • Oura RingStartups & Venture

    Oura Ring maker to become $11 billion company with latest raise

    By Lizette Chapman, Mark Gurman, and others
  • NYSE brokersInvesting

    Wall Street strategists chase S&P 500 like few times in history

    By Alexandra Semenova and Bloomberg
  • Donald TrumpHealth

    Scientists rebuke Trump’s Tylenol-autism claim, stress fever is bigger danger in pregnancy

    By Jason Gale and Bloomberg
  • Stacked sandbags are seen in an alley by a residence in the low-lying coastal village of Lei Yue Mun in preparation for Super Typhoon Ragasa in Hong Kong on September 23, 2025. Hong Kong shut schools and cancelled flights on September 23 as Super Typhoon Ragasa was set to slam into the financial centre with a force that officials warned would be among the most destructive in the city’s recent history. (Photo by Tommy WANG / AFP) (Photo by TOMMY WANG/AFP via Getty Images)Economy

    Hong Kong braces for fierce winds as Super Typhoon nears

    By Mary Hui, Danny Lee, and others