Bloomberg Businessweek Middle East - November 16, 2018

Nintendo’s Switch Online isn’t winning many fans, The iPhone’s 512GB option puts Apple in the chips, Women are more risk-averse than men, right? Wrong...

Mr. Page Does Not Go to Washington Someone from Google should be in the hot seat. But don’t ask the co-founder.
 
Mediterranean Mischief Malta is all in on crypto trading and online gambling. Europe is furious.

Iraq raises oil production to record levels as protests simmer, Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund goes to the bank.

Nintendo Levels Up - The venerable game maker crafts yet another comeback.

Paradise Tainted - Bernardo Paz built one of the world's great art retreats, but at what expense? and more...

Fun and Games and Debt As Toys “R” Us unravels, a tale of remarkable financial bungling unfolds.

How An Unlikely Marriage Rescued Volvo Geely, once China’s lowest-rated automaker, saved the day.

A Not So Great Deal Business dealings with Donald Trump can bring their share of complications.

The forces driving a new wave of M&A and consolidation in the middle east.

YouTube’s Plan to Clean Up the Mess That Made It Rich Propaganda, hoaxes, repellent videos—but bet you can’t stop watching.

Can Instagram save Facebook? Instagram, in all its trivial glory, might be the best hope for Facebook.

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The Multibillion-Dollar Corporation Controlled by a Penniless Yoga Superstar - Baba Ramdev renounced the material world. So why is he selling toothpaste, instant noodles and floor cleaner?

Future Proof - Dubai turns to technology and innovation to create its future...

Indian consortium agrees to buy stake in Abu Dhabi oil concession.

Emirates NBD takes aim at Sberbank's Denizbank AS unit and more...

How U.S. shale producers are upending the global oil economy.

Saudi to bolster home ownership with subsidised loans and more...

Careem drives ahead in Palestinian Territories with launch in Gaza and Nablus.

Can the economy thrive when these key curves go flat?

Programmes today are happy to let students build their own MBAs.

Saudi’s Prince Mohammed faces tough task balancing the economy.

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Shadow of Doubt - The dark side of Trump's Middle East policy looms large..

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Now it’s Apple’s turn to try to be Netflix

How to profit from human nature: First you have to understand your own

This issue we take a look at Saudi Arabia's latest ambitious masterplan, a robot city on the edge of the Red Sea. Not only will billion dollar metropolis Neom offer state-of-the-art living, but it is set to lead the way in a raft of reforms to Saudi society. Elsewhere, US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson wades into the situation in Syria, but his calls for Assad's removal could fall on deaf ears, while Gulf nations look set to sink huge sums into solar, as diversification plans continue apace. In features, the futuristic theme continues with a rare inside look at Fanuc, one of the world's most successful, and secretive, robotics firms, while CBS takes a new approach to content delivery as hopes are high for it's budget-busting new Star Trek franchise.

This issue we take a look at the diplomatic spat between the US and Turkey after presidents Trump and Erdogan cancelled visit visas between the countries over the arrest of a US consulate worker. Elsewhere, Saudi Arabia's bold reform plans are set to yield billions, as the Kingdom forges a future away from a reliance on oil. In features, we take a look at New York's top performing school, and its fundraising failures, and we take a look at Apple's battles over the tiny tech inside its smartphones.

This issue, as Saudi Arabia continues its evolution, we take a look at the road ahead as the Kingdom prepares to allow women behind the wheel next year following a historic change to the law. Also in the country, as the Saudi Aramco IPO nears, the firm has been eyeing deals with Russian companies as it looks towards alternative revenue streams away from oil. At the UN, President Hassan Rouhani made a measured speech in which he refused to be swayed by Donald's Trump's threats, and it seems others are following suit as we reveal the lucrative deals taking place in the country as Chinese investors show interest. In features, Mark Zuckerberg takes to the campaign trail, despite denying an interest in politics, and we take a look at the twists and turns on the bumpy road to US citizenship.

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