The New Workers of the World - From street vendor to call-center manager, from Brooklyn to Cape Town, 10 workers tell us about their struggles and triumphs in a global economy that’s changing at a relentless pace.

Mitch McConnell’s rival; Christine Lagarde’s next step and more...

Alexa, What’s Privacy?
“Smart” devices are listening—and so are humans.

Cosmetics makers see green in women’s golden years.

Soros–the Soros fund, that is—gets conservative.

Lessons from Tennessee’s free college tuition program..

Amazon’s money can’t buy it much love in Washington.

The global economy has shaken off the summertime blues.

Brexit chaos opens cracks in the U.K.’s 312-year-old union..

THE ULTIMATE BACKUP DRIVE
A CAVE IN THE ARCTIC HOLDS THE WORLD’S MOST IMPORTANT CODE.

Disney’s CEO is taking the gloves off for the streaming wars.

GOVERNANCE: 
Immigration problems and possibilities
An aging Japan finally opens its doors
Canada’s selective welcome mat
Colombia and the Venezuelan exodus

FINANCE:
How to clean the ocean and bring the poor into the financial system
A growing crisis in India’s shadow banking sector

One thing stands in the way of recession: Your shopping habit.

Bolsonaro’s one non-controversial move: Brazilian pension reform.

Warren’s plan to slice and dice Alphabet, Amazon, and Facebook.

The rent is still too damn high, but many places are taking action..

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Trading commissions are dead, but e-traders will live on

At the Bank of Japan, desperation is the mother of invention

Airport nightmare: Gun owners carrying in carry-ons

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CEO Ed Bastian on Delta’s winning strategy

We Can’t Believe It’s Just Butter How Ireland’s Kerrygold conquered America’s kitchens

Silicon Valley Goes to War The military loves Anduril’s drone killers. The tech world? Not so much.

Is Big Data the Secret Sauce? - Steve Easterbrook is remaking McDonald’s for the age of code.

The Anti-Krugman Libertarians on the High Seas - Anarcho-capitalists who hate a certain economist, this is the vacation for you.

Populism, Mongolian Style - President Battulga Khaltmaa brings Trumpian tendencies to the steppes.

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Mary Barra Risks It All GM’s CEO faces obstacles—like a strike—as she drives into an electric future

Bayer’s Bitter Pill Acquiring lawsuit maker Monsanto may have been a bad idea

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China tries to halt online gambling (it isn’t easy)

Building the wall—with money that shouldn’t go toward it

Banks have carbon footprints. How to measure them?

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Why the 150-year-old periodic table matters more than ever

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Can the Athletic Win Big? The digital sports-news service doesn’t lack for subscribers—just for profits

Michael Hasenstab’s $115 billion bet on rising rates

The EU could make Italy’s political crisis even worse

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Wide-Open Lonely Spaces The one tireless psychiatrist battling eastern Montana’s spiraling suicide rate

The downside to giving tax incentives to tech startups

France may ditch those money-losing broadcasting laws

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The 26 Words That Turned the Web Into a Mess A statute designed to clean up the internet didn’t. But it did make it lucrative

Capital spending takes a back seat to buybacks

The NRA is hobbled, but don’t expect tougher gun laws

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The end is near for the strong-dollar policy. Well, maybe

Inequality as an investment play is over

Brazil’s Natura is calling on Avon to help take it global

Make America Liberal Again An Elizabeth Warren win would substantially rewrite her party’s priorities.

Burning Man as Business Trip Rick Doblin wants to legalize MDMA.

Spend Big. Lose Constantly. Earn Plenty Knicks owner James Dolan’s unlikely recipe for success (financial, anyway).

In this issue:

Jeff Bezos’ Big Plan to Sell You This Wrap Amazon Go stores seem like a very expensive way to get rid of checkout lines

Antonio Neri’s blueprint for Hewlett Packard Enterprise

A new leader in Britain; Mueller testifies; Vodafone

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WHERE’D THE GOLD GO? A million-dollar coin disappeared from a German museum in only 15 minutes

THE REAL HOUSEWIVES’ HUSBANDS Spouses of reality show headliners have perpetrated some pretty interesting exploits
of their own

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John Browne on rising to BP CEO while in the closet

Automation threatens millions of developing-world jobs

Out in the C-suite: 11 top executives on why it’s important

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Bringing GE Back From the Brink Larry Culp may not restore its past glory, but he might be the best hope to fix it

Summertime, and nothing is easy for Europe’s airlines

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Drone subs are uncovering the mysteries of the Earth’s final frontier

Need a lift to the airport? Flying robotaxis are preparing for takeoff

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A plan to address electoral corruption in India may have made it worse

Trump and the billionaire battle for America’s most famous hotel

Is Bezos as rich as Rockefeller? By one measure, not even close

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Have Your Rainforest and Monetize It, Too Guyana is figuring out how to manage a resource the entire world depends on

China’s Rebel Economists In Beijing, pro-capitalist thinkers have become public enemies

South Korea’s one-two punch: 5G and robots galore

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Can John Malone rewrite Formula One’s rules of the road?

Steep penalties for Porsche; Aeroflot’s fiery crash

Home flipping is back—just in time for a housing downturn

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A Voyage Down the Ganges Narendra Modi’s reelection will be decided along the banks of India’s holy river

The Hermit’s Inheritance A tale of loneliness, long-lost relatives, and, of course, lawyers

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In China they rely on their friends, not stores

Ride-sharing Uber tries data-sharing with the police

High-rises, no taxes: The Macklowe guide to real estate

Courtroom Campout
The Boy Scouts are just Scouts now, and that makes Girl Scouts mad...

The Future Sounds Fine
Starkey is turning your hearing aid into a personal assistant...

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