Bloomberg Special

Bloomberg Special

Photo: Tim Enthoven/Bloomberg

This time, higher rates are boosting spending and the economy

US households receive interest income on more than $13 trillion of short-term assets, according to one estimate.

India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi, set for a landslide victory in India’s general election. Photo: Collected

India's exit polls may be more noise than signal

India is sweltering in the streets. Photo: Bloomberg

India's scorching heat is making it unlivable

PHOTO ILLUSTRATION: 731; PHOTOS: ALAMY (2)

From Tokyo to New York, stock markets are on a record-hitting spree around the world

If Gandhi is such an asset for the BJP, why has he just been thrown out of India’s Parliament? Photo: Reuters

In bid for survival, India’s opposition tries to work together

Germany finds itself ill-suited to serve the energy needs of industrial giants like BASF SE over the longer term.Photographer: Alex Kraus/Bloomberg

Charting the global economy: European growth exceeds projections

A $168 billion pile of cash is burning a hole in his pocket. Photo: Alex Wong/Getty Images via Bloomberg

How crazy would it be if Warren Buffett bought Boeing?

Image Courtesy: Emirates News Agency / WAM

How to get a meeting with the UAE’s $1.5 trillion man

Infinium’s upcoming plant in West Texas will create sustainable aviation fuel. Photo: Infinium

A Gates-backed startup is making fuel from water and carbon dioxide

Heartfelt but ineffective. Photo: Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images

Will Columbia protesters achieve their goals?

Photo: Collecetd

Why the world needs more copper — a lot more copper

Voting in a heatwave. Photo: NurPhoto/Getty Images

How can India hold elections when it's too hot to vote?

File Photo: President of the US Joe Biden speaks with Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi at the G20 Summit opening session in Nusa Dua, Bali, Indonesia, Tuesday, 15 November 2022. PRASETYO UTOMO/G20 Media Center/Handout via REUTERS

Biden could learn one thing from Modi