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As the elite and elusive executives at Jane Street break industry records, the question of who wields power there remains one of its enduring enigmas. Bloomberg's Max Abelson and Katherine Doherty explain. (Source: Bloomberg)

Since first forming as a scientific club in 1888, National Geographic has evolved into one of the world's most recognizable magazines in the world. Chief Storytelling Officer Kaitlin Yarnall joins Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss National Geographic's news book which tells the 130+ year histo

It’s hard to feel wealthy if you can’t feel your wealth.

Etihad Airways says football body’s communication on critical report into club has ‘damaging implications’

For the past three decades, Australia’s property market has experienced a prolonged boom, with prices rising sharply despite periodic downturns. In the past seven years alone, national house prices have risen by roughly 70%, resulting in one of the most expensive property markets in the developed wo

The prime minister has reopened the debate on EU membership, a decade after the Brexit referendum

UK antitrust regulator says Brink's deal for NCR Atleos could hurt competition

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Christine Lagarde: Interview with La Croix