China’s Silicon Valley Billionaires

Shuttling parcels around for Alibaba and other retailers are creating China’s latest wealth explosion, with a surge in shares of S.F. Express making Wang Wei the country’s third-richest man.

In recent years, Silicon Valley startups have increasingly attracted foreign investment, much of it from China. That influx of foreign money is now under threat.

Canadian pharmaceutical billionaires Barry and Honey Sherman were murdered in a targeted killing, Toronto police said on Friday, but no one has been charged in their deaths.

Silicon Valley Bank Commercial Banking Managing Director Erin Platts discusses concerns about talent access, and talks about access to capital.

Bloomberg’s Ed Hammond discusses New York's real estate market for the well-heeled. He speaks with Lisa Abramowicz and David Westin on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."

Edward Alden, Council on Foreign Relations senior fellow, and Amy Celico, Albright Stonebridge Group principal, discuss how the recent moves by the U.S. and China to impose tariffs on each other affects the tech industry.

As French Prime Minister Édouard Philippe begins a four-day visit to China in the south-eastern city of Shenzhen, our team reports from this former fishing village that’s been transformed into a giant metropolis in the space of a few decades.

Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook lashed out at companies like Google and Facebook Inc. that collect user data during a speech at a conference in Brussels, equating their services to “surveillance.”

Alexander Weygers, a Renaissance man in the mold of the tech industry’s stated ideal, is a forgotten figure in Silicon Valley's history. In this Hello World short, Ashlee Vance visits an art dealer whose curiosity about Weygers has evolved into an obsession.

This Chinese city has made 8 of 500 top billionaires in the world.

Reading today's headlines you may think that billionaire entrepreneurs are new to the space race - they're not. It all started with them. Here's the brief history of private space travel.

Michael Loeb, chief executive officer of Loeb.nyc, and Matt Harris, managing director at Bain Capital, discuss the venture capital investment environment in New York City and Amazon.com Inc.'s decision to pull out of the city with Bloomberg's Emily Chang on "Bloomberg Technology."