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While the world continues to experience an oil-price surge, Canadian crude producers are failing to get top dollar for their barrels.

Democrats have the energy, but Republicans have the numbers — if they show up.

The cost to insure big tech companies' debt is surging as markets wonder whether the AI boom will generate returns large enough to justify the industry’s borrowing binge. Here's what to know.

Katie Zacharia will no longer serve as President Donald Trump’s press secretary after spending less than a week on the job, thrusting the White House’s communications operation back into a state of chaos. Read more here: bloom.bg/47kJt1V 📷: Jim Watson / AFP via Getty

A project in Chicago that seeks to obscure George Washington is one of hundreds of efforts to rethink America's monuments

The US is set to install record amounts of clean energy as data centers demand more power — but the AI boom is also driving a major expansion of natural gas

Insiders across K Street describe the preparations as unprecedented, driven by an acknowledgment of the transactional nature of Trump’s second term — and outrage from Democrats toward those they see as complicit

The European Union will launch an Arctic surveillance program in 2027, part of a broader push to improve regional ties and counter growing US and Russian ambitions.

A dogfight awaits Musk and SpaceX in the $240 billion mobile-phone services market @tomwblack says. Investors beware (via Bloomberg Opinion)

Russia’s latest disinformation tactic: using an army of bots to make fake videos targeting Democrats ahead of the midterms look widely viewed.

As Mark Walter’s insurers lent billions to his empire, they repeatedly rolled over short-term loans to sidestep capital rules.

Russia’s latest disinformation tactic is using an army of bots to make fake videos targeting Democrats ahead of the US midterms look widely viewed. Read more: bloom.bg/4zGj6zE Sources: Bloomberg, Antibot4Navalny, Graphika, dTeam

CoreWeave is in a tug of war between investors who see rising bond yields as a potential rally killer for the AI trade and those who think demand for computing power will make those concerns seem passe before long

Malibu’s multimillion-dollar mansions are still reeling from devastating wildfires. Now El Niño is bringing powerful waves, further erosion and a new threat to the coast

Shipping estimates for Apple’s first folding phone, the iPhone Duo, slipped into December and beyond within minutes of the company opening preorders on Friday.

The Canadian housing market dipped in September as a surge in borrowing costs added to the broader economic uncertainty holding back buyers

Luxury goods companies sometimes destroy unsold products to keep retail values high. New EU regulations mean that soon they’ll have to reveal what they shred and burn. Read more: bloom.bg/4yS8I7H 📷: Alessia Pierdomenico/Bloomberg

Trinity Rodman was too valuable to lose. A compromise kept her in the US — and rewrote the salary rules of women’s soccer.

In this weekly documentary, we tally up the unprecedented cash being spent to shape the future of federal regulation of AI

At Montana’s FAT International Ice Race, slipping and sliding in your Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche or Bentley is the whole point.