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Andre Tartar

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data journalist/editor at Bloomberg News (@BBGVisualData). alum of @Nymag, @intelligencer & @nyu_journalism. opinions are my own.
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Disputa sobre misiles y amenazas a reporteros exponen riesgos del mercado de predicción

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By Marissa Newman , Andre Tartar , Gabby Jones
| Bloomberg Línea
Bloomberg — Un contrato de Polymarket sobre si Irán atacaría Israel el 10 de marzo fue diseñado para predecir el futuro. En lugar de ello, más del 90% del volumen de apuestas en el mercado de predicción se produjo después del hecho, cuando los usuarios intentaron beneficiarse de una disputa que giraba en torno al origen de una única explosión. Las apuestas se volvieron personales.
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Missile Dispute, Reporter Threats Expose Prediction Market Risk Original

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By Marissa Newman , Andre Tartar 
| Bloomberg Law
A Polymarket contract on whether Iran would strike Israel on March 10 was designed to forecast the future. Instead, more than 90% of the betting volume on the prediction market came after the fact, as users attempted to profit from a dispute that hinged on the source of a single blast. The stakes turned personal.
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Trump’s Tariffs End Made-in-China Game Console Trade to the US

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By Andre Tartar , Hayley Warren , Raeedah Wahid , Andy Lin
| Bloomberg Law
For the full experience visit: Made in Vietnam: Trump Tariffs Ended China’s Monopoly on US Video Game Consoles Millions of holiday shoppers across America are filling their baskets with pricey video game consoles, likely unaware of a seismic supply-chain shift that’s done away with the familiar “Made in China” label.
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