Bloomberg Businessweek Middle East - August 16, 2015
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In this edition, crowdfunding comes to the Middle East, but can it really take the place of traditional business financing? The region plans to build more walls and fences to prevent the movement of terrorists across its borders. And the broken door of a Dubai estate agent’s office says more than you’d think.
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Anxiety
China’s policymakers are trying to deflate a lending bubble before it bursts, just as investors have begun to worry about state intervention in companies
Lynn Good
The chairman and chief executive officer of Duke Energy talks about electric vehicles and the utility industry’s transition to renewable energy
Health Data
Life insurance sales have slipped. One company is offering deals to users of wearable devices
Exercise
This screen replaces the dumbbells and the trainer
Microsoft Bug Testers Unionised, Then They Got Terminated
The subcontracted workers challenged their firing, but they couldn’t hold out
Have You Considered Majoring in Overwatch?
South Korean kids are signing up for a new breed of prep school in hopes of becoming pro gamers
Amazon Isn't Paying Its Electric Bills
The company is passing on infrastructure development and other costs to residents in at least two states
China Cleans Up Its (Trash) Act
Stricter rules on imported recycled goods have mainland businesses buying U.S. plants to get their waste
Saudi Aramco's IPO Delay Carries Silver Lining
Aramco delays IPO and focuses on acquisition of stake in Sabic
Loyalty Loyalty Loyalty?
It’s always been one-way for Trump. He’d better be ready for a backlash from those he’s abandoned
