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October 26 - November 01, 2015 issue Digital Access. - Magazine Details
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The Real Master Chief - Can Bonnie Ross build a video game cool enough to save the Xbox? Opening Remarks - Obama can’t find the exit in Afghanistan. Bloomberg View - Europe’s data divide, Boehner—raise the debt ceiling before you go. Emissions Impossible - How Volkswagen got caught. Move Over, Edison - The new No. 1 U.S. inventor wants to create one supervaccine for life
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Bottom-Fishing Can Be Scary
In a rough year for stocks, it’s tempting to try to grab bargains now. Just be careful
RETHINKING FAIR PAY
Companies are overhauling compensation amid an uptick in relocations
MAKING CONTACT
Getting close enough to touch an animal usually isn't a great idea. But in a quiet lagoon on Mexico's Baja Peninsula, the whales are happy to oblige
BUILD BACKS BETTER
In a scoliosis market where treatments have changed little since the 1970s, even new brace technology shows how far we still have to go
ASTRONOMICAL HARASSMENT
A long-term survey of women in astronomy reveals a sordid culture of discrimination and inequality in academia
The Teen Who Defied DeFi
How a young math whiz nabbed $16 million by exploiting decentralized finance | Index Finance was one of the great hopes of decentralized finance, the blockchain-based movement challenging Wall Street's gatekeepers. With one swift set of transactions, an 18-year-old math prodigy liquidated $16 million of its assets and opened a new legal frontier
Nigerian Projects Stall as Chinese Loans Dry Up
President Buhari's legacy could be marred by Beijing's waning appetite for costly public works abroad
The Twitter Deal's Big Debt Bill
If the acquisition goes through, the company will face mounting interest expenses as it tries to grow
The Very Last of Lehman Brothers
The bank whose collapse marked the beginning of the 2008 financial crisis is only mostly dead. Meet the people attending to its final remains
This Time Is Different
The slump that startups thought would never happen has arrived
