#Ukraine #VolodymyrZelensky #JDVance - FLASHBACK: Will the Trump Camp Sell Out Ukraine and Europe to Russia? Scott Lucas Worldview

10 October 2026

Scott Lucas with ATP Geopolitics' Jonathan MS Pearce (This interview was recorded less than 2 hours before #Ukraine President #VolodymyrZelensky was ambushed in the White House by #JDVance and #DonaldTrump) 1. Ukraine’s three-year resistance of #Russia full-scale invasion, 2. Moscow’s “hybrid warfare” including disinformation since 2004. 3. #Trump Administration’s abandonment of Ukraine’s defense against Russia’s invasion 4. Breaking of the 84-year alliance with #Europe, combined with destruction by Trump and his unelected co-President #ElonMusk of the US system. 5. What can be done given the departure of the US Government as a responsible and reliable actor? Recorded February 28, 2025 Full analysis: https://eaworldview.com/2025/03/trump...

As Bloomberg reports, Russia has not only provided intelligence support to Iran but—as it turns out—also supplied missiles to the Iranians. Americans were killed with these missiles. https://t.co/vDK5Okpwpc

— Jürgen Nauditt 🇩🇪🇺🇦 (@jurgen_nauditt) October 10, 2026

#finance #revolut #bloombergtech - We Want to 'Dominate' US: Revolut's Storonsky: Bloomberg Tech

9 October 2026

Revolut CEO Nik Storonsky lays out the fintech’s ambitions to crack the US market and take on established players including JPMorgan and American Express.

He says Revolut plans to build out a full digital banking offer, from credit cards to loans, while using AI and automation to reshape how customers bank.

The company is also preparing to test AI agents that can shop and transact on behalf of users. He speaks to Tom Mackenzie at the Wave by Vento tech conference in Turin for the latest episode of Bloomberg Tech: Europe.

#ai #aidatacentre #artificialintelligence -Trump's AI data centre boom is causing anger in the US: Sky News

11 October 2026

One of the defining debates of the US midterm campaign is the rapid expansion of data centres across America - a direct consequence of the AI boom championed by Donald Trump. While the US president courts tech leaders at the White House, massive and noisy server facilities are springing up in everyday neighbourhoods. Sky's US correspondent Mark Stone has travelled to Virginia, home to the highest concentration of data centres in the world, where frustration is boiling over. #ai #aidatacentre #artificialintelligence #donaldtrump #markzuckerberg #elonmusk

#diesel #putin #trump - Zelensky Defies Trump, Strikes Putin Where It Hurts Most: The Bulwark

10 October 2025

Sam Stein and Catherine Rampell give their takes on Trump’s decision to buy oil from Putin, just weeks after Trump signed Lindsey Graham’s Russia sanctions bill into law. Instead of increasing pressure on Russia, Trump is opening the door to Russian fuel exports that could help bankroll Putin’s war on Ukraine. Plus, they examine the bill’s loopholes, whether the deal will actually lower fuel prices, and why Trump is pressuring Ukraine to stop attacking Russian oil refineries. As Zelensky pushes back, Trump’s deal risks a major rupture in U.S.-Ukraine relations.

Bulwark Takes

💩 Russia is supplying Iran with missiles that Tehran could use to attack the US and its allies According to Bloomberg, Moscow has begun supplying missiles to Iran. Earlier reports also indicated that Russia was providing Tehran with intelligence to help target American forces in the Middle East. Despite months of US and Israeli bombardment, Iran has preserved some of its missile and drone production facilities and can rapidly replenish its arsenals. Now, let's get back to Trump's diesel deal with Putin: 1️⃣ Trump eases sanctions, allowing Russia to make money from fuel exports. 2️⃣ Moscow gains additional opportunities to replenish its budget, which also funds military production. 3️⃣ Russia supplies missiles to Iran. 4️⃣ And Iran retains the ability to strike US military facilities and American allies. Absolutely genius! 👏

— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) October 10, 2026

#russia #diesel #putin - Russian Diesel Deal Unlikely to Lower US Prices: Bloomberg Podcasts

10 October 2026

Bloomberg Economics Economic Statecraft Lead Chris Kennedy tells Bloomberg This Weekend that President Donald Trump's agreement to obtain Russian diesel is unlikely to significantly lower US fuel prices because the proposed November shipment amounts to roughly one day of American consumption.

Speaking with hosts David Gura and Christina Ruffini, Kennedy says damage to Russian refineries, logistical challenges and potential legal restrictions raise questions about whether Moscow can deliver the promised fuel, while the agreement could complicate Ukraine's campaign against Russian energy infrastructure.

Bloomberg This Weekend

2025–2026 Russian fuel crisis

Caspian Policy Center’s Live Map of Russian Refineries documents 61 attacks across 24 Russian refineries and the resulting level of damage since January 2024. Click on the refineries for more information.

#AI #michigan #alberta - Wall Street Week | Michigan Manufacturing, AI Debt Investments, Baby Bonds, Canadian Coal Fight: Bloomberg Television

10 October 2026

This week, Ford, JPMorgan and the state of Michigan team up to help domestic manufacturers turn new technology into factories and supply chains.

And, hyperscalers and data centers are borrowing hundreds of billions of dollars to finance AI infrastructure, transforming the corporate bond market. Plus, can baby bonds actually narrow America’s wealth gap?

Later, Alberta’s Grassy Mountain project has become a test of whether Canada can expand resource exports without reigniting old environmental conflicts. Chapters: 00:00:00 - Michigan Manufacturing 00:11:45 - AI Debt Investment 00:23:46 - Baby Bonds 00:34:37 - Canadian Coal Fight 00:47:23 - Bond Market Competition

#F1 #SingaporeGP #Formula1 - McLaren’s Costly Clash as Verstappen Takes Singapore Pole | Singapore Grand Prix 2026: Autosport

10 October 2026

Autosport’s Jake Boxall-Legge reports from the Singapore GP paddock after a dramatic Saturday, with Max Verstappen winning the sprint before securing pole for Sunday’s Grand Prix. Jake analyses McLaren’s costly sprint collision between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, Ferrari’s missed opportunity in qualifying, Mercedes’ progress with its updated package and the strategic challenges facing the teams under the Marina Bay lights. Chapters 00:00 Saturday in the Singapore paddock 00:37 Verstappen wins the sprint 01:24 Red Bull’s slow-start problem 02:04 McLaren’s sprint collision 02:22 Verstappen takes Grand Prix pole 03:16 Ferrari’s qualifying struggles 04:19 Mercedes’ progress and Racing Bulls’ battle 04:45 McLaren’s reaction to the collision 05:31 The impact on the constructors’ championship 06:26 Will McLaren take action against its drivers? 06:52 McLaren’s upcoming upgrade 07:22 Sunday’s race strategy 08:01 Weather uncertainty in Singapore