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Donald Trump says he wants to use big fees on Chinese ships to reboot US shipbuilding. Experts warn the move likely won’t work, and instead would raise prices for consumers and damage the US economy. (Source: Bloomberg)

None of Seven & i Holdings Co.’s shareholders submitted proposals to be voted upon at the company’s annual meeting next month, despite previously issuing strong calls for the retailer to engage in merger talks with Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc.

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The revival in small caps expected from Donald Trump’s America First agenda instead turned into a rout for shares in companies whose fortunes are most closely tied to the US economy.

A federal judge said he’s weighing whether to cite Trump administration officials for contempt for violating his order to immediately halt deportations of Venezuelans suspected of being gang members.

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On the early edition of Balance of Power, Bloomberg Washington Correspondents Joe Mathieu and Kailey Leinz discuss the market reaction to President Donald Trump's tariff announcement at the White House Wednesday afternoon. On today's show, Port City Brewing Company Founder Bill Butcher, Former US Senator Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, Bloomberg Politics Contributors Rick Davis and Jeanne Sheehan Zaino, and Ashton Analytics Founder Anna Ashton. (Source: Bloomberg)

Retail investors aren’t yet ready to jump on the private-credit bandwagon, according to Janus Henderson. “The skepticism [around ETFs focused on direct lending] should be real,” John Kerschner, the company’s head of US securitized products, tells Bloomberg News’ James Crombie and Bloomberg Intelligence’s Spencer Cutter in the latest Credit Edge podcast. “The underlying isn’t nearly as liquid and hasn’t really been tested throughout a real dislocation credit cycle.” Kerschner and Cutter also disc

The Pentagon's inspector general will investigate the Signal group chat where Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and other Trump administration officials discussed details of an impending attack on Houthi militants in Yemen. Bloomberg's Josh Wingrove reports. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Cinemex Holdings USA, the owner of the CMX Cinemas movie theater chain, is exploring options that may include selling assets or closing locations, according to people familiar with the situation.

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Veja os três assuntos que marcaram a semana no Brasil com o repórter Daniel Carvalho. Edição de Patrícia Xavier e produção de Bárbara Nascimento. (Source: Bloomberg)

Harry Broadman, Former Chief of Staff for the White House Council of Economic Advisers during the George H. W. Bush Administration, weighs in on President Trump's reciprocal tariffs announcement stating the President has "made a drastic mistake in choking off economic growth." Broadman discusses the Republican party in favor of tariffs, if there are any positives from this announcement for the American worker, and President Trump needing to unveil a plan on restoring the American economy. Harry Broadman speaks with Kailey Leinz and Joe Mathieu on the late edition of Bloomberg's "Balance of Power." (Source: Bloomberg)

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The risk to bondholders is that the 2% inflation target becomes unbearable for the Fed, says Jim Grant, founder of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer. Grant is joined by Bloomberg Intelligence’s chief US rates strategist Ira Jersey and senior US and Canada rates-strategy associate, Will Hoffman to discuss the outlook for US financial markets following a sweeping US tariff announcement. The trio discuss the rise of economic uncertainty and the extent to which recession risk may be priced in markets.

Bloomberg's Shawn Donnan and Anna Wong react to the fallout from President Trump's wide-ranging tariff policy and break down how the move is likely to impact the US economy. (Source: Bloomberg)

Former Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey said Trump's "arbitrary and capricious" approach to setting tariffs will raise prices and cost jobs in the US (Source: Bloomberg)

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Hi, it’s Fareed Sahloul in New York, where dealmakers—like the rest of the world—are busy digesting “Liberation Day.” Elsewhere, Siemens strikes one of its biggest ever deals and Wall Street tempers its IPO expectations.

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Donald Trump's team used a formula to calculate who pays what in a sweeping round of global tariffs. Richard Bravo breaks down how it works. (Source: Bloomberg)

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