Arctos Chief Executive Officer Ian Charles says the rules for investing in premium professional sports franchises are evolving. He speaks to Dani Burger at Bloomberg Invest Dallas. (Source: Bloomberg)

Intermediate Capital Group-controlled Konecta has agreed some breathing room with a group of creditors as it negotiates a debt restructuring.

More corporate bonds from individual blue-chip companies are trading relatively frequently, signaling that the market’s liquidity is growing in the US and Europe.

Arctos Managing Partner & CEO and KKR Partner & Head of KKR Solutions Ian Charles discusses capital flows across sports, private credit, equity and digital infrastructure with Bloomberg’s Dani Burger at Bloomberg Invest Dallas 2026. (Source: Bloomberg)

French football star Kylian Mbappé has apologized for offending Chinese fans with comments seen as insulting to Mao Zedong. Tiwa Adebayo explains the backlash. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Investors should look beyond the biggest winners in the AI boom and bet on overlooked stocks, according to Causeway Capital Management Chief Executive Officer Sarah Ketterer.

Bank of Nova Scotia is working on a significant risk transfer tied to around $2 billion of loans, joining a growing list of lenders looking to take advantage of strong demand to wrap up deals before year-end.

Crusoe Co-Founder & CEO, Chase Lochmiller discusses the infrastructure and energy required to meet growing AI computing demand, including the company’s Abilene-based Stargate Project, with Bloomberg’s Dina Bass at Bloomberg Invest Dallas 2026. (Source: Bloomberg)

Saudi Aramco has been offering spot oil cargoes to European buyers for both this month and the next, according to a person familiar with the matter, a sign the company is looking to make up for supplies lost when a crucial export pipeline was shut.

The nation’s top markets regulator is working on changes to crowdfunding rules, US Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Paul Atkins said at an agency advisory committee event.

U.S. Bancorp is looking to sell as much as C$1 billion ($713 million) of bonds in Canada, tapping the loonie market for the first time in more than two decades.

United Parcel Service Inc. boosted its financial guidance for the year, suggesting the courier expects to benefit from high prices and resilient demand through the holiday season. Carol Tomé intends to lead United Parcel Service Inc. for another two years or more to negotiate another labor deal with its unionized delivery drivers. Bloomberg's Lee Klaskow joins to discuss. (Source: Bloomberg)

Causeway Capital Management CEO & Fundamental Portfolio Manager Sarah H. Ketterer discusses risks and opportunities across global markets and how investors can look beyond concentrated AI megacaps with Bloomberg’s Hema Parmar at Bloomberg Invest Dallas 2026. (Source: Bloomberg)

NYSE Texas President, Bryan Daniel and AT&T Senior Vice President, Treasurer & Head of Investor Relations, Brett Feldman discuss the growth of Texas capital markets, dual listings and modern corporate listing strategies with Bloomberg’s Dani Burger at Bloomberg Invest Dallas 2026. (Source: Bloomberg)

Millennium Management is exploring ways to use prediction markets to inform its trading strategies, joining a growing roster of Wall Street firms dipping their toes into the space.

Anglo American Plc’s top executive in Brazil says the nation should avoid picking sides in the global race for critical minerals and seek to supply nations across geopolitical blocs.

European stocks rose Tuesday as a decline in oil prices and robust US economic data more than offset disappointing earnings from benchmark heavyweight HSBC Holdings Plc.

Gold advanced as bargain hunters stepped in after the precious metal fell below a key level, while traders await a Federal Reserve interest-rate decision later this week.

A rally in technology companies lifted stocks ahead of results from industry giants valued at more than $10 trillion, with traders also bracing for the Federal Reserve rate decision.