While Qatar has reportedly spent $200 billion or more, most nations are now unwilling to spend a fraction of that on money-losing mega-events like the World Cup or the Olympics. The IOC and FIFA are scrambling to change their ways before it's too late.
Bloomberg View columnist Barry Ritholtz looks at the people and ideas that shape markets, investing and business.
Follow Bloomberg reporters as they uncover some of the biggest financial crimes of the modern era. This documentary-style series follows investigative journalists as they uncover the truth.
Europe’s Bond Recovery Falls at First Hurdle After ECB High
Your Sunday Asia Briefing: Of Russian Oil And Chinese Balloons
Why Pakistan Is Struggling to Get Another IMF Bailout
Central Bankers Curb Their Enthusiasm for Rate Hikes
Colombia Inflation Lags Forecasts, Easing Rate Hike Pressure
German Energy Reprieve Too Little, Too Late to Save Factory Jobs
BMW Wants to Hitch a Hydrogen Ride at Future Truck Stations
ION’s Woes Far From Over Even If It Paid Ransom, Experts Say
Pervez Musharraf, Former Military Ruler of Pakistan, Dies at 79
Europe Risks New Age of Protectionism in Joining US Subsidy Race
Bank of America CEO Moynihan Pay Fell to $30 Million for 2022
Bel-Air Land Should Be Saved as Open Space, Councilwoman Says
Beyonce and Adele to Battle It Out for Top Prizes at the Grammys
Hasty Pudding Celebrates Coolidge as Woman of the Year
Here’s How Finland, Sweden and NATO Should Deal With Erdogan
What the War in Ukraine Tells Us About Deterring China
‘Last of Us’ Keeping You Up? Here’s the True Danger of Killer Fungi
Drugstore Chains Are Anti-Abortion Groups’ Latest Target
When Hackers Hobbled Ireland’s Hospitals, They Took Themselves Down, Too
UK Online Safety Bill May Also Tackle Misogyny
Japan’s Kishida Removes Aide Over Same-Sex Union Remarks
BMW Wants to Hitch a Hydrogen Ride at Future Truck Stations
Why Is Britain Taking the Axe to Wood-Burning Stoves?
After a Preservation Battle, Buffalo Architect Scores a Win
This Risky Playground Is Deceptively Terrifying
China's Covid Testing Booths Get Second Life as Libraries and Food Stalls
This Week in Crypto: Bitcoin’s Bounce, Celsius Latest (Podcast)
What’s Next for Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz? (Podcast)
Texas Bitcoin Miners Face Damage, Higher Power Costs From Ice Storms
A leading Chinese solar panel maker has leased space for its first US factory in another win for the Biden administration’s efforts to build up the nation’s clean energy manufacturing base.
JA Solar Technology Co. will build a $60 million panel plant in Phoenix with plans to be operational by the fourth quarter of this year, the company said in a press release issued by the Arizona Commerce Authority.