Big Take

This episode examines how major oil companies like Exxon and Chevron are recording record profits amid the U.

Bloomberg’s David Gurra discusses the 2026 midterm primaries with Ron Brownstein and Nancy Cook, highlighting a Democratic civil war between centrists and progressives.

This episode explores "skimflation," where companies swap ingredients for cheaper alternatives to cut costs.

This episode examines India’s "Cockroach" protests, a satirical movement that forced the resignation of the education minister after a leaked medical exam.

Bloomberg’s David Gurra and global trade editor Brendan Murray analyze the Trump administration’s new Section 301 tariffs, imposed after the Supreme Court struck down previous measures.

Bloomberg’s Stephanie Flanders hosts Harvard economist Jason Furman and reporter Caitlin Riley to discuss the challenges of taxing the ultra-wealthy.

Bloomberg’s The Big Take explores the surge in credit card chargebacks, driven by consumer distrust and "friendly fraud.

Bloomberg’s Anna Edney reports on the failed U.

Bloomberg’s “The Big Take” investigates how Tether influenced the passage of the Genius Act, the first federal crypto regulation.

This episode details the decade-long investigation into the looting of Khmer antiquities, sparked by the attempted auction of the Duryodhana statue.

This episode examines the rise of insider trading on prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi, where users bet on real-world events.

Tucker Carlson discusses his public break with Donald Trump over the US-led war in Iran, accusing the president of disloyalty and yielding to Israeli pressure.

Host Sarah Holder interviews Ben Steverman about America’s “fun shortage,” where shared experiences are becoming scarcer and more expensive due to regulatory barriers and rising costs.

This episode examines the disconnect between strong U.

Bloomberg’s Bill Allison analyzes Donald Trump’s 2025 financial disclosure, revealing $1.

Bloomberg’s Big Take Asia explores why China struggles to succeed in football despite massive state investment and President Xi Jinping’s personal ambitions.

Bloomberg’s Peter Martin analyzes the Middle East’s profound transformation since October 7, 2023, highlighting how recent U.

Host Akshat Rathi interviews Columbia University Professor Ming Fang Ting about a predicted "Super El Niño" and its global impacts.

This episode examines the fractured business model of professional tennis, contrasting its lucrative Grand Slam events with the financial struggles of most players.

Bloomberg’s The Big Take examines the bipartisan 21st Century Road to Housing Act, which aims to boost supply by easing zoning rules and regulating institutional investors.

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This Bloomberg episode analyzes China’s recent full-range submarine-launched ballistic missile test in the Pacific, which drew sharp condemnation from regional allies and the US.

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Harvard historian Jill Lepore discusses her Pulitzer-winning book *We the People*, arguing that the Constitution was designed as a living document meant to be amended by the people.

Bloomberg’s Laura Bliss discusses the polarized planning for America’s 250th anniversary, highlighting the rivalry between the bipartisan America 250 and the Trump-backed Freedom 250.

Bloomberg reporters investigate the booming, largely unregulated market for injectable peptides, which promise weight loss and aesthetic benefits.

Bloomberg’s The Big Take examines how AI is reshaping the 2026 midterm elections through campaign ads, voter research, and massive industry spending.

This episode examines the AI-driven stock market rallies in South Korea and Taiwan, where retail investors are aggressively buying chips from giants like TSMC and Samsung.

Bloomberg News Now reports on the Supreme Court’s final term decisions, headlined by a ruling against President Trump’s executive order restricting birthright citizenship.

The Supreme Court ruled that Fed Governor Lisa Cook can remain in her role, citing the central bank’s unique independence, while broadly affirming…

Bloomberg’s Michelle Hussain interviews Steve Hilton, a former UK strategist and Trump-backed Republican candidate for California governor.

Bloomberg’s David Gurra interviews former USAID Administrator Samantha Power one year after the Trump administration dismantled the agency.

Bloomberg’s David Gura interviews Mark Champion on the fragile U.

This episode explores the rise of "un-retirement," where older workers delay retirement or reenter the workforce due to financial needs and a desire for purpose.

This episode of The Big Take Asia examines Xiaohongshu’s potential IPO in Hong Kong, featuring insights from Bloomberg Intelligence’s Robert Lee.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer resigns after less than two years, citing political missteps, unpopular policy reversals, and the controversial Peter Mandelson appointment.

This report marks the death of former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan at age 100, featuring Bloomberg’s John Tucker on his life and legacy.

Jill Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway interview Anthropic co-founder Jack Clark and economist Peter McCrory on the rapid evolution of AI.

This episode examines Shein’s $100 million acquisition of struggling sustainable brand Everlane, highlighting the clash between their opposing values.

Bloomberg’s The Big Take analyzes the New York Knicks’ historic NBA championship, exploring the massive economic impact on New York and San Antonio.

Bloomberg’s Enda Curran joins David Gurra to analyze Kevin Warsh’s debut as Federal Reserve Chair.

Bloomberg’s Wan Ha interviews Odd Lots co-hosts Tracy Alloway and Joe Wiesenthal on the US-Iran interim deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

Bloomberg’s Nick Wadams discusses the proposed interim peace deal between the U.