Bloomberg Businessweek - October 23 2017
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Soul Searching at Google - Sundar Pichai tries to bring a bit of warmth and empathy to Google.. Robot maker Fanuc is quietly manufacturing the future in the shadow of Mt. Fuji. People with a rare disorder anxiously await Ron Evans’s miracle exercise pill. Body builders are also pumped.. Driving up the coast of Maine in a Porsche 911..
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Bet On It
A Silicon Valley-backed startup wants to bring Wall Street-style trading to the outcome of events. Some regulators say that’s a terrible idea
You're Browsing All Wrong
A startup wants to discard the standard formula for the web browser
Killer Heat Is Here
The record temperatures ravaging India are a warning of global catastrophes to come
Opening the Spigot
Conservatives want to limit social media companies’ power to control content
Expanding Access to Mind Expansion
Companies offer guided drug trips on jungle retreats, at city clinics, and in your living room
Europe's Travel Rebound Wobbles
A staffing crisis at airlines, airports, and even the Chunnel left some operators overwhelmed
Better-Odds Babies
Genetic testing companies promise they can predict an embryo’s probable future health. Some parents don’t want to stop there
Are We Still Doing Scooters?
Lime says people are scooting more than ever, but providing urban transit is a hard way to make unicorn-level profits
"You Know What's Cool?"
Facebook has spent a decade successfully ripping off its newer, hotter rivals. But this time, it tried to copy TikTok and blew up Instagram instead
Pivoting to Troll
Elon Musk’s incessant posting may do wonders for his ego and clout in right-wing circles, but it has destroyed value pretty much everywhere else