Bloomberg · Feb 26, 2026 · Collected from RSS
Japan’s reliance on China for rare earths increased last month, despite a reduction in volumes purchased from the world’s dominant producer.
There’s almost no precedent for the KOSPI surge
The largest US public pension isn’t fazed about tremors in the private credit market driven by artificial intelligence’s potential threat to software, according to its chief executive officer, Marcie Frost.
"Bloomberg Markets" follows the market moves across every global asset class and discusses the biggest issues for Wall Street. Today's guests: IonQ CEO Niccolo De Masi, CalPERS CEO Marcie Frost, and Celsius Chairman and CEO John Fieldly. (Source: Bloomberg)
Artificial intelligence will probably push many investors out of the asset management business, the same way index funds have, because it is so adept at absorbing data and seeing patterns, according to Oaktree Capital Management co-chairman Howard Marks.
A former First Brands Group executive told a judge last month that he falsified financial statements, inflated invoices and double-pledged collateral to help the auto-parts supply firm get billions of dollars in financing before its collapse.
The global smartphone market will contract 12.9% in 2026 because of the unprecedented memory chip shortage, marking “a crisis like no other,” according to researcher IDC.