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Can you taste the inflation? More companies are reformulating products to protect their margins — and not always successfully bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Employers say AI is making it harder to tell who's qualified and who's getting help from a chatbot. The result: more hiring paranoia, more in-person interviews and more scrutiny bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Whether it's for the culinary experience or for the social media clout, lines to sample viral foods have become tourist attractions and social experiences in their own right bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

An indictment in Los Angeles raises international questions about India-based organized crime gangs and murder-for-hire plots. bloomberg.com/news/newslette…

Europeans have long considered air conditioning an American indulgence. Heat waves are changing that bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

America’s NATO allies are getting ready to go it alone against Russia if the US turns its back bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Anthropic and OpenAI’s warnings about “adversarial distillation” are reinvigorating one of the oldest debates in Silicon Valley bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

As more parts of life begin to stink of scamminess, more shoppers than ever are wielding a staid old tool of consumer protection like a weapon bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

The idea behind scambaiting is simple: Every minute a scammer spends with you is a minute they aren't targeting someone else. But does it actually work? bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Expensive, rare supercars were once common ways to sell a brand’s image. Now automakers appear to see less value in them as Chinese buyers have upended traditional purchasing habits bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

America appears to be suffering from a fun shortage. From the rising cost of concert tickets, to bowling alley and nightclub closures, to venue shortages for kids to play in local sports leagues, the fun deficit is real and it's making Americans more isolated and lonelier than previous generations. Bloomberg's Ben Steverman joins @svaneksmith and @chafkin on the Everybody's Business podcast to explore some easy solutions to bring fun back into our everyday lives. Listen and watch at bit.ly/4diMcN4.

Americans’ tomato sauce choices are an example of how they weigh taste and nutrition against grocery costs. bloomberg.com/news/newslette…

The surge in AI advertising on public transit is spurring satirists from New York to London to create their own campaigns bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

You could bristle at an $8, $9 or even $10 jar of tomato sauce — but there’s another way to see it. Shoppers have a broader range to balance price and quality, and many who can afford it are choosing to trade up bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Generations of kids have filled Panini sticker books at every World Cup. A growing fight with collectibles giant Fanatics threatens that tradition. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Israeli tech entrepreneur Eyal Waldman and Palestinian tycoon Bashar Masri built an unlikely friendship. The Hamas attack and Israel’s response destroyed it bloomberg.com/news/features/…

America appears to be suffering from a fun shortage. From the rising cost of concert tickets, to bowling alley and nightclub closures, to venue shortages for kids to play in local sports leagues, the fun deficit is real and it's making Americans more isolated and lonelier than previous generations. Bloomberg's Ben Steverman joins @svaneksmith and @chafkin on the Everybody's Business podcast to explore some easy solutions to bring fun back into our everyday lives. Listen and watch at bit.ly/4diMcN4.

The far-right leader doubtless senses it’s her last shot at a presidency she’s already tried and failed to win three times. bloomberg.com/news/newslette…

Gen Z and Alpha shoppers constantly switch between beauty brands they find on social media. CoverGirl would rather market to their loyal Gen X parents bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

President Trump and Bernie Sanders want the US to create a sovereign wealth fund, but no one can agree on how to make it happen bloomberg.com/news/articles/…