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Breakingviews columnists talk about the big numbers, crunchy deals and nasty spats in global business and economics, offering a weekly dose of financial insight that goes beyond the concise and provocative views readers get from our columns every day.

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  1. US midterms may prick AI bubble and rattle oil 20:14
  2. Takaichi’s success may backfire on Japan 14:29
  3. AI enthusiasm’s breaking point 20:58
  4. China-EU auto wars drive to in-Seine level 27:21
  5. Man City own goal upsets sport’s money-go-round 26:58
  6. UBS is unlikely to blink in location standoff 20:24
  7. Tata boardroom mess is likely to fester 19:21
  8. High oil prices will ooze into the economy 21:02
  9. Nvidia is a $5 trln immovable object 20:21
  10. Globetrotting banks are back 24:05
  11. Warsh’s silence faces Jackson Hole test 18:12
  12. Heat-scorched Europe faces chilling future 20:35
  13. Shein’s fraying profit sets up drab IPO 20:50
  14. The AI hacking wave is here 19:55
  15. Wealth crackdown will dent Hong Kong’s revival 19:24
  16. Comcast models TV crack-up 18:13
  17. Booze-makers have reason to be in low spirits 20:37
  18. Volatile AI costs may spark efficiency rethink 18:23
  19. Europe barrels towards China trade spat 17:08
  20. The Fed’s new boss gets too much of what he wants 21:40
  21. BP chairman debacle will cast a long shadow 19:19
  22. SpaceX $1.75 trln IPO will test investor stomachs 20:13
  23. Private credit casts a shadow across Wall Street 21:43
  24. India is patient zero for AI job loss onslaught 21:20
  25. Elections raise stakes of Britain’s fiscal dilemma 24:24
  26. Europe oil shortages create Wile E. Coyote moment 21:18
  27. Beijing auto jamboree ponders battery conundrum 22:14
  28. Gloomy global economy looks light on solutions 22:52
  29. Food giants strain to cut the corporate mustard 16:51
  30. Revived dealmakers confront resurgent challenges 25:27
  31. Novo Nordisk is Denmark’s big little problem 22:13
  32. The AI boom tests its limits 23:35
  33. A global energy squeeze is now unavoidable 24:24
  34. Iran strikes plunge globe back into energy chaos 20:09
  35. Trump’s tariff upset has plenty of upside 22:28
  36. European rearmament is a how-to-spend-it problem 20:34
  37. IT bloodbath is double whammy for buyout barons 22:35
  38. Japan election may win back domestic investors 18:59
  39. New York markets’ siren song is hard to resist 25:27
  40. Miners are excavating long-sought mega-deals 21:29
  41. Europe heads for White House collision course 22:32
  42. Breakingviews envisions the far side of the boom 23:19
  43. Made in China’s success story is tentative at best 20:18
  44. Warner Bros is the poison apple of Hollywood’s eye 19:09
  45. A Ukraine deal would be peace in name only 21:09
  46. Tech giant debt splurge ratchets up systemic risks 18:07
  47. Britain’s fiscal ship lost at sea 22:37
  48. Breakingviews celebrates 25 years with a bang 30:27
  49. China’s low-cost AI offers competitive edge 21:22
  50. Argentina will now wrestle with orthodoxy crisis 27:14