Your Evening Briefing
Your Evening Briefing
(Bloomberg) --
Former U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden entered the crowded Democratic presidential field as a frontrunner. He's already tapping some of former President Barack Obama's financial backers, but didn't immediately secure an endorsement from his ex-boss.
Here are today’s top stories
Uber is planning to sell shares for as much as $50 apiece; Amazon and Starbucks reported positive earnings while Intel took a tumble.
Laurene Powell Jobs has become a quiet force in Silicon Valley, backing more than 30 startups since 2014.
Singapore is trying to make billions of dollars by removing the sub-second delay caused by routing trades via Tokyo or London.
Silicon Valley has just about killed local news in America, so now its helping fund about 200 nonprofit newsrooms trying to undo the damage.
Bloomberg Businessweek has seen the future of shopping. It takes place on social media, involves no physical stores and is already happening in China.
The moon is once again a target of space exploration. This Japanese engineer is planning to land two miniature rovers there in 2021.
What's Sid Verma thinking about? The Bloomberg cross-asset reporter says that whatever you think about the reasons behind this year’s epic market rebound, the fundamental macro backdrop looks relatively decent.
What you’ll need to know tomorrow
- Unsold luxury homes are piling up in the Hamptons.
- American millennials are moving to Connecticut and Wisconsin.
- Southwest Airlines may consider an aircraft other than Boeing's 737.
- BMW's newest coupe is also its best coupe.
- Steve Cohen is helping Elon Musk avoid "bonehead" questions.
- Sweetgreen backtracks, and will once again accept cash.
- Why own a private jet when you can charter or join a jet club?
What you’ll want to read tonight
Gen Z keeps confounding Corporate America. They’ve shunned beer, they want companies to take political stands and they trust Kardashians to make their makeup choices. But perhaps the biggest surprise about this new cohort is the most unexpected of all: They love the shopping mall.
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