Bloomberg Business

China’s economic recovery continued to lose momentum in July, high frequency indicators show, with consumers pulling back on spending and the property market showing no signs of a rebound.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan made some of the biggest moves in revamping his economic team by installing three new central bankers that include a former adviser at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

The supply cuts imposed by OPEC+ are reverberating in Middle Eastern crude markets, with Asian buyers turning to US barrels and putting a lid on a key light variety, while aiding more sulfurous, sludgy cargoes.

The next head of the Banque du Liban will inherit a shattered institution, collapsed economy and politicians unable to agree on a recovery plan.

Heat is accelerating faster than attempts to counteract it. Here’s how experts at eliminating carbon pollution think we can catch up — and cool down.

Before Russia’s invasion, Mikhail Pavlyuk would humblebrag about his roots in a small Western Ukrainian village where he returned each summer to mow his parents’ lawn.

A cold medication made in India and sold in Iraq is tainted with toxic chemicals, a test commissioned by Bloomberg News shows, the latest in a series of alarming revelations about syrup medicines used by children around the world.

Some mid-tier priced luxury watches including models by Omega and Cartier outperformed as prices for the most popular and higher-end Rolex, Patek Philippe and Audemars Piguet models kept falling on the secondary market.

Peter Jackson bet big when the US overturned a ban on sports gambling.

Binance Holdings Ltd., operator of the world’s largest crypto exchange, and its co-founder Changpeng Zhao asked a US federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.