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Top-Tier Footballers, Ex-Chair Arrested in Turkish Betting Probe

Turkey arrested two players from its top football division and a former Super League club chairman as an illegal betting investigation widened to include executives and athletes, escalating a scandal that has already ensnared referees.

Turkey arrested two players from its top football division and a former Super League club chairman as an illegal betting investigation widened to include executives and athletes, escalating a scandal that has already ensnared referees.

Top-Tier Footballers Arrested in Turkish Betting Probe

Turkey has arrested two top-flight footballers and a former Super League club chairman as an illegal betting investigation widens from referees to players and executives.

Turkey has arrested two top-flight footballers and a former Super League club chairman as an illegal betting investigation widens from referees to players and executives.

Indian Property Developer RMZ Said to Weigh $1 Billion IPO

Indian Property Developer RMZ Said to Weigh $1 Billion IPO

RMZ Corp., one of India’s biggest developers, is considering an initial public offering that may raise as much as $1 billion, according to people familiar with the matter, paving the way for one of the country’s largest real estate listings.

Private Credit Hit Deployment Record Last Year, ACC Report Says

The amount of capital that private credit firms have deployed reached a record last year, according to a new report from the Alternative Credit Council, with the larger players like Ares Management Corp.

The amount of capital that private credit firms have deployed reached a record last year, according to a new report from the Alternative Credit Council, with the larger players like Ares Management Corp., Apollo Global Management Inc. and Blackstone Inc. playing an increasingly dominant role.

German Exports Increase Slightly Even as US Shipments Sink

German exports rose slightly in October, adding to optimism that Europe’s largest economy is slowly emerging from a multi-year slump.

German exports rose slightly in October, adding to optimism that Europe’s largest economy is slowly emerging from a multi-year slump.

India Aviation Regulator Asks IndiGo to Cut 5% of Winter Flights

India’s aviation regulator ordered IndiGo to cut flights by 5% on high-capacity routes in winter, though not on those where it’s the only operator, as the airline faces growing fallout from the extensive cancellations that sparked travel chaos.

India’s aviation regulator ordered IndiGo to cut flights by 5% on high-capacity routes in winter, though not on those where it’s the only operator, as the airline faces growing fallout from the extensive cancellations that sparked travel chaos.

India Aviation Regulator Asks IndiGo to Cut Flights by 10%

India has asked IndiGo to cut 10% of its flight routes, doubling an earlier order by the aviation regulator, as the airline faces mounting fallout from widespread cancellations that have disrupted travel across the country.

India has asked IndiGo to cut 10% of its flight routes, doubling an earlier order by the aviation regulator, as the airline faces mounting fallout from widespread cancellations that have disrupted travel across the country.

Korea’s Pension Service Said to Sell Dollars to Stem Won’s Drop

South Korea’s National Pension Service has recently started selling US dollars to bolster the won, according to a person familiar with the matter, reviving earlier efforts to support the currency.

South Korea’s National Pension Service has recently started selling US dollars to bolster the won, according to a person familiar with the matter, reviving earlier efforts to support the currency.

Korea’s Pension Fund Sells Dollars to Support Won

South Korea’s National Pension Service has recently started selling US dollars to bolster the won, according to a person familiar with the matter, reviving earlier efforts to support the currency.

South Korea’s National Pension Service has recently started selling US dollars to bolster the won, according to a person familiar with the matter, reviving earlier efforts to support the currency.

Korea’s National Pension Fund Sells Dollars to Support Won

South Korea’s National Pension Service has recently started selling dollars to bolster the won, according to a person familiar with the matter, reviving earlier efforts to support the currency.

South Korea’s National Pension Service has recently started selling dollars to bolster the won, according to a person familiar with the matter, reviving earlier efforts to support the currency.

Octopus Energy Sees One Million Spanish Customers by Next Year

Octopus Energy Group Ltd.

Octopus Energy Group Ltd. expects to roughly double the number of its customers in Spain by the second half of next year, with a medium-term target to leapfrog the country’s Naturgy Energy Group SA.

Oil Steady After Biggest Decline in Three Weeks

Oil prices steadied after the biggest drop in almost three weeks, as traders look to upcoming reports to assess the extent of the glut.

Oil prices steadied after the biggest drop in almost three weeks, as traders look to upcoming reports to assess the extent of the glut. The Energy Information Administration is set to release its Short-Term Energy Outlook on Tuesday, with reports due from the International Energy Agency and OPEC later this week. Bloomberg’s Stephen Stapczynski reports.

Europe Nears Deal to Use Frozen Russian Assets

President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and his allies made progress on using frozen Russian sovereign assets to back a €90 billion ($105 billion) loan for Ukraine’s reconstruction, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s office said following talks in London on Monday.

President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and his allies made progress on using frozen Russian sovereign assets to back a €90 billion ($105 billion) loan for Ukraine’s reconstruction, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s office said following talks in London on Monday. European leaders are increasingly confident they will reach a deal to use the immobilized Russian assets before the end of the year. Bloomberg’s Oliver Crook reports.

Pound Rises, FTSE 100 Set to Hold Steady

Pound Rises, FTSE 100 Set to Hold Steady

Bonds Hold Declines After Selloff, Stocks Steady

Bonds Hold Declines After Selloff, Stocks Steady

The China Show 12/9/2025 (Video)

The China Show 12/9/2025 (Video)

Nvidia Gets US Nod to Sell Some AI Chips to China | The China Show 12/9/2025

“Bloomberg: The China Show” is your definitive source for news and analysis on the world's second-biggest economy.

“Bloomberg: The China Show” is your definitive source for news and analysis on the world's second-biggest economy. From politics and policy to tech and trends, David Ingles and Yvonne Man give global investors unique insight, delivering in-depth discussions with the newsmakers who matter. (Source: Bloomberg)

Ship With Rosneft Oil Cargo Anchors Off China After Winding Trip

A shipment of Russian oil from US-sanctioned Rosneft PJSC has made its way to Chinese waters after a long, meandering journey that involved a rare tanker transfer off India and a brief stop near South Korea.

A shipment of Russian oil from US-sanctioned Rosneft PJSC has made its way to Chinese waters after a long, meandering journey that involved a rare tanker transfer off India and a brief stop near South Korea.

German Lawmakers to Approve Record €52 Billion in Defense Orders

German lawmakers are set to approve 29 military procurement contracts worth a record €52 billion ($61 billion) next week, part of the government’s push to transform the Bundeswehr armed forces into Europe’s strongest conventional army.

German lawmakers are set to approve 29 military procurement contracts worth a record €52 billion ($61 billion) next week, part of the government’s push to transform the Bundeswehr armed forces into Europe’s strongest conventional army.

Germany to Authorize Record €52 Billion in Defense Orders

German lawmakers are set to approve 29 military procurement contracts worth a record €52 billion ($61 billion) next week, part of the government’s push to transform the Bundeswehr into Europe’s strongest conventional army.

German lawmakers are set to approve 29 military procurement contracts worth a record €52 billion ($61 billion) next week, part of the government’s push to transform the Bundeswehr into Europe’s strongest conventional army.