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Dyson's newest gadget is a toothbrush that uses AI and a built-in camera with a whopping $499 price tag. It's the latest in a growing subset of smart products that put AI and video in unconventional places — though they have yet to attract mainstream interest. Read more: bloom.bg/4wZjerU 📷: Dyson

Cuba denuncia una “guerra sin bombas” mientras Trump intensifica las sanciones

Cuba asegura que el diálogo con EE.UU. está estancado mientras la administración Trump intensifica las sanciones y las restricciones al combustible. La Habana denuncia un “castigo colectivo” y una ...

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Texas, Louisiana Under Tropical Storm Warning as System Grows

Tropical storm warnings have been issued for parts of the Texas and Louisiana coast as a potential system gathers strength in the Gulf of Mexico.

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Danish Farmers Protest Tougher Nitrogen Emission Rules

Danish farmers protested outside parliament against costly environmental rules on nitrogen emissions, as lawmakers prepare to pass measures aimed at cleaning up the country’s waters.

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High Gas Prices and Mideast War Are Giving Voters Flashbacks to Bush

Some of Republicans’ political troubles today look a lot like the ones from 2006

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Xi’s Busiest Travel Itinerary in Seven Years Is All About Trump

Chinese leader Xi Jinping is setting off on what’s shaping up as his busiest travel schedule in more than seven years, partly in a bid to convince nations that Beijing offers better global leadersh...

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Carlos Brito, best known for his decades at AB InBev, is now gearing up to take global vehicle-glass replacement group Belron public. Read more: bloom.bg/4gtyR66 📷️: Isabelle Pateer for Bloomberg Businessweek

Fashion’s Climate Emissions Increased Almost 14% Over Two Years

Global fashion emissions rose in 2023 and 2024, driven by an increase in fiber production.

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For the past three decades, buying a home in Sydney has been the surest bet in Australia. Now, the boom is under threat. Read more: bloom.bg/4xpIBEq 📷️: Brendon Thorne/Bloomberg

South Korea Spy Agency Sees Chances of Trump-Kim Summit Any Time

South Korea’s intelligence agency sees signs that the US and North Korea may be moving toward renewed dialogue and assesses that a summit between President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un could take p...

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The Ex-Beer Baron Turning Windshield Repair Into a $7.8 Billion-a-Year Empire

With cameras and special coatings, the car windshield has become an expensive piece of glass to replace when it breaks.

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Indonesian Fires Drive Regional Haze Alerts and School Closures

Acrid haze from Indonesian forest fires pushed air pollution to unhealthy levels across parts of Southeast Asia, prompting school cancellations and official warnings for millions of residents to st...

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Solar Surpasses Coal as China’s Top Source of Power Capacity

Solar panels are now China’s top source of power capacity, surpassing coal in a key milestone for the country’s green energy boom.

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India Ordered to Uphold Pakistan Water Treaty, Curb Kashmir Dam

India must comply with a decades-old treaty governing river waters shared with Pakistan and limit construction on a hydropower project in the Kashmir region, an international arbitration panel rule...

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The Iran war has transformed how cooking gas reaches millions across Asia and Africa. India has kept LPG flowing by redrawing supply routes and boosting domestic output, but the disruption has come at a cost. Akriti Sharma explains. bloom.bg/4xCiBpE

Treasury Market Selloff Sends 10-Year Yield Jumping

Yields for the US 10-year Treasury topped 4.75% on Monday for the first time since January 2025 following a spike in oil prices tied to renewed fighting around the Strait of Hormuz

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How a Meta Settlement and TikTok Scrutiny Could Change Social Media

From a $17 billion Meta settlement to scrutiny on TikTok’s algorithm after a teen user’s death, could the tides be shifting for child safety on social media? Listen to the Big Take podcast.

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In Toronto’s Suburbs, a Mayor Wonders If Someone Can Rescue an Auto Plant

In a suburb of Toronto, an automotive plant with thousands of workers is in jeopardy. The mayor hopes a savior can be found -- even if it’s from China. Read more in the Canada Daily newsletter.

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