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The mid-tier mall was already struggling across America, but the coronavirus pandemic could be the final blow to close their doors. With retail bankruptcies surging and anchor tenants closing, it’s a grim picture.
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What are the generational implications of closing down economies to protect the most vulnerable?
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This is what the world’s buyers are saying about the economic outlook around the world, be it good or bad.
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Brian Chappatta
Fed Can’t Talk the U.S. Economy Into Inflation
As was made clear during the coronavirus crisis, the central bank’s influence now begins and ends with the financial markets.
Justin Fox
The Rise of Work-From-Home Towns
Even before the pandemic there were places where not commuting was a pretty normal thing to do.
Brian Chappatta
Cruise-Line Bonds Buoyed by Huge Yield Buffer for Now
Investors are bidding up junk debt prices of Carnival and Royal Caribbean despite a steep downgrade from Moody’s.
Tim Culpan
TikTok's American Makeover Just Took a Bruising
CEO’s departure is the kind of instability the Chinese internet company doesn't need right now.
Robert Burgess
The Fed Is Taking a New Approach to Inflation
A roundup of inflation analysis by Bloomberg Opinion ahead of the annual Jackson Hole conference.
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Trump's Presidency in Seven Metrics
On Inauguration Day in 2017, we chose benchmarks for his administration's progress. The results are in.
Clara Ferreira Marques
The World Can Live Without Davos
The post-Covid order shouldn’t be designed by an elite crowd on a Swiss mountaintop that often gets it wrong.
Ferdinando Giugliano
Italy Is Playing With Fire With Investors
A string of government interventions, the latest in Telecom Italia SpA, may scare off investors just when the country needs them most.
'Bloomberg Surveillance' Full Show (08/27/2020)
Stocks, bonds, currencies and commodities. This is Bloomberg Surveillance. Live every morning from New York to London. Tom Keene and Francine Lacqua deliver insight on the markets with leaders in global finance and economics. Rick Lacaille, State Street Global Advisors Global CIO, says a spike in volatility should be expected in the fourth quarter. Thomas Gift, Director of the UCL Centre on US Politics, says President Trump should focus on the economy along with law and order if he wants a majority of the suburban vote. Ben Laidler, Tower Hudson Research CEO, says the market will remain fine as long as the trajectory of earnings remain positive. (Source: Bloomberg_TV)
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