I have an essay in this week's Bloomberg Weekend Edition about ticket stubs and memory and how the ways we catalog our own pasts have been changed by the internet. I'm really proud of it and I hope you'll read it. Gift link: bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

What's in a trade deficit? Here are some data points, presented in a visually pleasing manner. bloomberg.com/graphics/2025-… via @bbgvisualdata

Thank you, @Sabew, and yay us for being generally excellent (and more). bloombergmedia.com/press/bloomber… via Bloomberg Media

Coming Soon: CAN'T LOOK AWAY: THE CASE AGAINST SOCIAL MEDIA from Bloomberg Originals is set to premiere April 4 on Jolt. Read more via The Hollywood Reporter ➡️ on.jolt.film/4bOJJaI

A biography of The Onion shows how American satire has evolved. But can it respond to a president who seems beyond parody? trib.al/bctpPyn

Scoop: OpenAI is finalizing investors for its massive $40 billion, SoftBank-led round. Existing backers like Altimeter & Coatue are in talks to participate, while newcomers like Magnetar Capital could invest up to $1B at the $300 billion valuation. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Our Big Take today: Two dead developers, 215 unfinished condos and millions in missing cash- welcome to real estate hell. By Andrea Navarro and Tanaz Meghjani. bloomberg.com/features/2025-… via Bloomberg

ICYMI -- here’s our tariff tracker. Recommend bookmarking for this week. bloomberg.com/graphics/trump… via @bbgvisualdata

A good time to follow Joe if you were sleeping under rocks/were a child during the previous financial crises.

Trump’s tariff equation is nonsense, says John Authers. Here’s why 🎥

It's incredible how good Matt Levine is at what he does.

I saw an extraordinary movie last night: Can't Look Away. It follows the lawyers of the Social Media Victims Law Center as they advocate for the parents of kids who died because of social media design choices. Watch it here: jolt.film/watch/cantlook…

More than 2,000 lawsuits have been filed against social media companies over harm to children. Now one scrappy law firm has a novel strategy, and we made a movie that explains it. bloomberg.com/news/features/… via Bloomberg

VF really oughta put Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway on the cover next month. Someone get Annie Liebovitz on the horn to see if she's free for a photoshoot this weekend. For now, though, this will do: vanityfair.com/news/story/blo…

Mark is right!

PODCAST: Tracy Alloway and Joe Weisenthal visited London, brought alongside New York-style spring weather, and invited me to join Odd Lots. The talk? Rare earths. A spoiler: total US imports of rare earths last year were just $170 million (yes, no typo). podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/jav…

As we've said: It is essential in a democracy for the public to have access to news about their government from an independent, free press. Any steps to limit the number of wires with access to the president threatens that principle. bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via Bloomberg Politics

Harvard's decision to stand up for its independence risks endangering a Massachusetts economy that thrives off the university's existence. sri taylor reports. bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via Bloomberg Politics

Our Big Take today examines sex-for-work allegations at West African rubber plantations that supply the world's top tiremakers. ``They say the poor are lying. We don't have anybody to speak for us.'' Here's their story. bloomberg.com/features/2025-… via Bloomberg

Harvard University's decision to push back against President Trump's deal tied to $9 billion in federal funding has sparked lots of questions online. sri taylor answers some of the most searched inquiries bloom.bg/4iiTXBO