US manufacturing activity expanded at a slightly slower pace in September as factories balanced robust demand with resurgent costs and shipping delays.

President Donald Trump’s announcement on Wednesday that South Korea would invest $54 billion in a giant liquefied natural gas project in Alaska had a touch of the miraculous — as in, wondrous but tangential to reality. On Trump’s reading, Alaska LNG, having been little more than a pipe dream for decades, is now not only getting built, and with foreign money, but also secures its future just ahead of midterm elections by happy coincidence, and in a state with a tight, crucial Senate race, no less

Anthropic PBC is seeking to go public as soon as the middle of November, according to people familiar with the matter, after the artificial intelligence model maker pushed back plans to list.

President Donald Trump returned to office promising to lower the cost of living for Americans. At the start of his second term, the price of gasoline in the US was, on average, around $3 a gallon. It’s now above $4 — a record high for this time of year — posing a problem for Republicans as they seek to hold onto both chambers of Congress in November’s midterm elections.

President Donald Trump expressed frustration with his Supreme Court picks, complaining about votes against his policies and lamenting what he said was a lack of loyalty.

President Donald Trump said he liked Anthropic PBC Chief Executive Officer Dario Amodei after a recent dinner, signaling a possible detente with the AI firm the Defense Department labeled a supply chain risk.

President Donald Trump said Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh should have voted against a move to hike interest rates last month, but said he did not blame him for the central bank’s decision.

A new biography shows how the habits that made Brady great also made it nearly impossible for him to stop.

“His travel tells a lot." Why Trump is sticking to red states and steering clear of traditionally competitive districts ahead of the midterm election.

President Donald Trump said he would consider giving preemptive pardons to members of his administration before leaving office, offering them wide-raging protection from prosecution.

President Donald Trump said ramped up military strikes against Iran were “possible” after the November midterm elections, as his administration struggles to find an exit plan for a war now in its eighth month.

Bloomberg reporters answer your questions about the decline of LVMH and the ongoing luxury stock slump in a Live Q&A on Thursday, October 1 at 10:30 a.m. ET.

With the congressional midterm elections nigh and the midpoint of Donald Trump’s second presidency not far behind, it’s time to ask: How does Trump’s foreign policy measure up so far? And where is it likely to go once he’s a lame duck?

Sales of the company’s e-readers are rising as the product line approaches its 20th anniversary next year.

The FlyDubai pilot who tried to crash the Boeing Co. 737 carrying 174 passengers mainly from Israel was Omani, according to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, raising questions how he gained permission to fly despite a strict security screening process.

More than 9 million Americans are at least one year behind on their payments.

Britain’s well-bred border collies are attracting international buyers who see them as indispensable workers, not pampered pets.

At least one million US seniors will be forced to switch health plans next year as the largest Medicare Advantage providers cut benefits and discontinue some offerings in the wake of rising medical costs and heightened government scrutiny.

Election year ads paid for by the US government are drawing new scrutiny across Washington.

Fuel costs are near their all-time high as the war in Iran enters its seventh month, squeezing households and small businesses ahead of the US midterms.

Rainfall this year has been the weakest in more than a decade, putting harvests and economic growth at risk.

While the US trade chief met with colleagues, some of Trump’s tariffs faced fresh legal scrutiny

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The top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee is demanding a pair of government watchdog agencies investigate President Donald Trump’s use of taxpayer money to fund an ad campaign promoting his presidency ahead of the midterm elections.

Europe’s insurance and pensions watchdog warned extreme heat is adding to the risks the two industries face.

US President Donald Trump was wrong to invite his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to this year’s Group of 20 meeting in Atlanta, according to Polish Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski.

The Trump administration’s cancellation of climate initiatives and the artificial intelligence boom have combined to create a private investment opportunity for clean energy.

El Niño is hitting world’s biggest sugar producers, exposing the crop’s acute vulnerability to the climate phenomenon but also providing an early glimpse of broader threats to farmers and global food inflation.

Power use by electric vehicles is increasing at the slowest pace in at least three years in the US, the latest sign of cooling demand for EVs, according to the nation’s Energy Information Administration.

Analysts at Bloomberg Intelligence have sifted through thousands of companies to highlight a select few worthy of your attention.

China is a hotbed of innovation, filling nearly half of the world’s new patents every year. Much of that work is in the world of clean tech and a whole ecosystem is growing to help make these breakthroughs commercial.

A resurgent El Niño pattern may deepen a selloff in Southeast Asian bonds, strategists say, threatening to push yields higher just as rising US Treasury rates and oil prices squeeze regional debt.

Bond yields are climbing almost daily around the world, sparking a heated debate over the reasons why and how much further they have to run.

The state is the 10th to allow so-called balcony solar as officials grapple with soaring electricity bills.

Singapore will add to already rising costs of air travel as it introduces a world-first green levy on flights departing the city-state.

A wave of clean technology imports is challenging a power sector that owes billions to Beijing, exposing snarls in the No. 2 economy’s drive to dominate the global energy transition.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth delivered a sweeping speech to junior officers and enlisted troops, announcing new military commands and projects, including one to be led by Elon Musk, Anduril Industries Inc. founder Palmer Luckey and former House speaker Newt Gingrich to research the future of warfare.

President Donald Trump signaled that his appetite to ban exports of US diesel has cooled given the risk of unintended price spikes, and one of his top deputies indicated Europe might soon put fresh supplies of the fuel on the market.