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While President Donald Trump's war with the networks dominates the headlines, a far more consequential fight is unfolding in a Lower Manhattan courthouse. The economics of journalism itself, and the war is sparking options traders' interest. On Friday, newly unsealed statements from Microsoft and OpenAI executives threatened the "fair-use" defense in the New York Times lawsuit.
Inside the New War for Critical Metals
Legendary mining investor Robert Friedland joins Bloomberg Open Interest to explains why copper and rare earth metals have become the new front line in a US, China resource cold war. He breaks down how China quietly seized control of critical supply chains, why AI data centers are sending metal demand into overdrive and what it all means for national security, energy transition, and the future of the global economy.
What is CETA – and why is the EU-Canada trade deal still in limbo?
The EU-Canada trade deal has been provisionally in force since 2017, but ten EU countries have still not ratified it. What is CETA – and why, a decade after it was signed, is it still in limbo? The European Union and Canada last week unveiled plans for an ambitious new partnership that could eventually give Canada a form of associate EU membership.
AMD hits $1 trillion market cap as stock continues 5-day rally
Advanced Micro Devices stock surged 9% on Monday, pushing shares to a record high and topping a $1 trillion market cap benchmark for the first time. The chip giant's shares hit an intraday high of $613.92, which boosted the company's value just above $1 trillion. AMD is riding a five-day winning streak, during which shares have gained about 24%.