This processor built by Alphabet, took 5 minutes to solve a problem that one of the world's fastest existing supercomputers would take ten septillion years to answer. That's right. Longer than the age of the universe.The experimental Google machine used what's known as quantum computing technology at the heart of the next great race from Washington to Beijing for commercial and military supremacy. It could mean accelerated progress in areas like drug research, artificial intelligence, defense and finance. T ...

>> THIS IS "BALANCE OF POWER" LIVE FROM WASHINGTON. TONIGHT, WASHINGTON WALKS AWAY. LAWMAKERS HAVE ALREADY LEFT WASHINGTON.THEY ARE DUG IN OVER IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT. HOW LONG COULD THIS PARTIAL SHUTDOWN LAST. KAILEY: CONSTANT CHAOS IS HOW A NEW REPORT DESCRIBES THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY.AS DEMOCRATS PRESSED FOR ICE REFORMS, IS HER TUMULTUOUS TIME IN WASHINGTON NEARING END. JOE: THE PENTAGON LISTS AN UPDATED LIST OF COMPANIES THEY SAY ARE TIED TO THE CHINESE MILITARY ONLY TO PULL IT LATER. KAILE ...

I remember the last time you sat in that chair and we asked you if we were about to strike Iran. I believe your answer was yes, and of course we did. How about now.Well, I think we're going to do it again. I think just first, just considering the politics of it all, I think president the President Trump has already said that he is painted into a corner more or less by saying we're locked and loaded and you should come out onto the streets. And if we don't do it, it sort of it really raises the strategic wor ...

Bloomberg’s Megan Scully states there is no evidence of massive voter fraud when discussing President Trump threatening an executive order on Voter ID in time for the 2026 Midterm Elections. She mentions that a separate legislation on voter ID will not pass in the Senate, and if the President signs an executive order requiring voter ID, the order will face massive court challenges delaying the action well beyond this year’s elections. Megan speaks with Kailey Leinz and Joe Mathieu on the late edition of Blo ...

Westin: This is "Wall Street Week." I'm David Westin, bringing you stories of capitalism. Americans take 3.8% billion rides on public buses every year. Could we pay less and get more.Plus, the Winter Olympics have the rich and famous traveling to Milan. But it turns out that many of them are already there, drawn by the tax rates and la dolce vita. And AI isn't a matter of people vs. machine.It's really people vs. people. We hear from David Autor of Harvard and Erik Brynjolfsson of Stanford. But we begin wit ...

I said something the president didn't like. I said something what was lawful that's in the uniform code of military justice. And Donald Trump said I should be hanged, executed, prosecuted.And then he sicked Pete Hegathth, the Secretary of Defense on me to demote me, take away some of my retirement pay. And sure, the grand jury didn't indict me a couple days ago, but I don't put anything past these guys. You know, the president often doubles down on bad ideas.I mean, he has a habit of doing this. So, I expec ...

From New York city for viewers worldwide. I'm Scarlet Fu Bloomberg Real Yield starts right now. Coming up, the U.S. economy signaling strength with reports showing relatively tame consumer inflation and stronger than expected job growth.Traders are now repricing bets on rate cuts, sending the two year yield lower. And the spending spree to fuel the air race is disrupting everything from public to private jet. We begin with the big issue, a mixed economic landscape.I think this morning's inflation print was ...

All right. We're about 2 minutes away from the end of the trading day. Katie Greifeld here with Bailey Lipschultz Romaine Bostick.He's still on that assignment. And here to help take us through the closing bell. It's a global, global simulcast.We welcome now Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. We bring together all of our different audiences Carol. Two things.Happy Friday the 13th. The second thing is, it looks like it's going to be in a pretty quiet end to what was a very volatile week. Yeah, it's like a long w ...

I think a lot about I mean, we all had to think a lot about Venezuela these days. But what I'm paying attention to is really how the U.S. has put itself in the middle of Venezuela and and China's trade with Venezuela. China was obviously, you know, China, Russia, Iran were the key supporters of Venezuela and Venezuela was one of the key supporters of Cuba.So, you know, when you look at the relationship between the U.S. and China, it's interesting that China is now feeling the choke hold of its oil. Its oil ...

I think he's backing off a bit on the extreme tariffs scarlet and pumped up prices and a lot of expenses for other companies, but specifically for aluminum. The lessons in aluminum are you never want to buy it above 3000 at first traded 3019. In 1988, it pumped above 3000 again this year.And almost always it goes back down to 2000. It's basically an electrified metal. What are the key costs for aluminum is the cost of electricity.And we all know that's going up. But the bottom line is unless you really expe ...