Voters in Alaska are choosing between incumbent Republican Dan Sullivan and Democratic challenger Mary Peltola in the Senate race. @annaedge4 reports https://t.co/bItgSniM5L
Happy Election Day from Anchorage, where I'm following some of the closest races in the country for US Senate and Alaska's sole House seat. There's no paywall for Bloomberg @business today and tomorrow, live blogging the whole day (and night) here:
https://t.co/0FvVd4j4H9
Voters in Alaska embraced Trump and the GOP in recent elections, but rising costs have put the state and the Senate in reach for Democrats.
@annaedge4 explains https://t.co/fawIK30nQ8
What's going on in Washington State?
Housing supply is going absolutely vertical.
And just broke 29,000 listings in August 2026.
That's up 128% in the last three years. And the highest level for August back to 2017.
Homeowners are fleeing Washington State in droves, and tech layoffs are surging.
The locals who want to stay are priced out of the market, with the typical home costing $591,000.
This is a nasty combination for home values, which are already declining.
Washington ranks our biggest 'downward forecast' state in 2027.
Track the data for your ZIP: https://t.co/DP6pgVhZUb
Good piece by @annaedge4 on all the things going wrong for Seattle’s housing market. I’d add H-1B clampdown as another factor we’re hearing a lot lately. https://t.co/8TGNoJ1XLV
The Spokane River is currently flowing 18,600 cubic feet per second, more than five times higher than the same day last year! 🌊 Please enjoy the views responsibly and follow local safety guidance. Here are a few locations you can view the falls at:
1. Riverfront Park (upper falls)
2. Numerica SkyRide (lower falls)
3. Place of Truths Plaza (across the street from the downtown Public Library - lower falls)
4. Monroe Street Bridge (lower falls)
5. Veterans Court (North of the Post St. Bridge - lower falls)
I spoke with Microsoft's Brad Smith about taxes, the tech economy and what it all means for innovation (and affordability) in Washington State.
https://t.co/08HSZBV9Eb #Seattle#PugetSound#Washington via @business
The city of Seattle is pretty small. Fewer than 150,000 voters have the power to pick Seattle's next mayor, setting the tone for region of 4.5 million people. Looks like Katie Wilson has convinced enough people that she has what it takes.
https://t.co/INwy8AZ3mw via @business
Finding progressive revenue in Seattle, without the option of an income tax, requires some creativity. And that's a big part of Katie Wilson's pitch to be the city's next mayor.
https://t.co/onYdixTlTS via @business
Want to understand what redistricting in Texas looks like and what it means for representation in Congress? Great combination of super interesting maps and thoughtful reporting here: https://t.co/M0H2lejFSD via @business@BBGVisualData by @elena___mejia@j_lovinger
🫨A bit of a chaotic morning here in Tokyo with a powerful tremor leading to tsunami warnings from US to Japan. With @maryhui and @annaedge4
https://t.co/XDjvL8kG2D
I've been diving into Microsoft's Copilot recently. (The personal companion, not to be confused of the workplace app with of the same name…)
How's it doing? Not as good as ChatGPT (but nobody is) (🧵)