NCAA House Settlement Hearing Primer: Proposed Rule Changes

Byadmin April 6, 2025

The NCAA’s new rules proposed in the House settlement represent a tectonic shift in the college sports landscape.

Ford Rolls Out Discounts to Reassure Car Buyers on Tariffs

Byadmin April 3, 2025

Ford Motor Co. recognizes a selling opportunity when it sees one. With President Donald Trump’s tariffs unsettling the economy, the automaker is rolling out deep discounts on most of its lineup to try to keep customers coming into its dealers’ showrooms.

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KKR Drops Out of Consortium Seeking Gerresheimer Takeover

Byadmin April 4, 2025

KKR & Co. has walked away from a private equity consortium discussing a takeover of Gerresheimer AG, the German maker of packaging for drugs and cosmetics, people familiar with the matter said.

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Bloomberg Daybreak Europe: Worst Quarter In Years (Podcast)

Byadmin April 1, 2025

Source: Bloomberg, 17:40

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Tariff Shock, Unlike Covid, to Spur Both Inflation and Deflation

Byadmin April 4, 2025

I’m Chris Anstey, an economics editor in Boston. Today we’re looking at how the US tariff shock will impact global prices. Send us feedback and tips to ecodaily@bloomberg.net. And if you aren’t yet signed up to receive this newsletter, you can do so here.

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How China Took Over Shipbuilding, and What the US Can Do About It

Byadmin April 2, 2025

The US government says China became the dominant force in shipbuilding by unfair means and wants American shipyards to start catching up. What’s the plan, and can it work?

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Milei Charged $20,000 to Attend Private Dinners as Congressman

Byadmin April 1, 2025

By the time Javier Milei sat down for dinner with his guests on the 22nd floor of Le Parc, a luxury skyscraper in Buenos Aires, the cash had already been collected — thick wads of hundred-dollar bills, totaling some $20,000 in all, stuffed in a bag held by his sister and business manager, Karina Milei.

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