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Bloomberg Businessweek
Big Pharma's Efficiency Drive
A third of drug-development costs comes from patient studies. Novartis wants to make them cheaper.
4 min |
January 28, 2019
Bloomberg Businessweek
Tillerson Hits The Road and Finds His Feet
The crisis in Qatar offers a test of the U.S. secretary of state’s skill as a roving diplomat
4 min |
July 17 - July 23 2017
Bloomberg Businessweek
Surviving A Classic Car Slump
Recent auctions have shown a softening in the market for blue chip vintage autos. It’s time to bargain hunt
3 min |
July 17 - July 23 2017
Bloomberg Businessweek
Mamas, Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Appraisers
They’re still hurting from the housing bust and face a threat from automation
4 min |
July 17 - July 23 2017
Bloomberg Businessweek
Two Thirds Of Pakistanis Are Under 30. Bring On The Raves!
Foreign companies are sponsoring raves to reach young, affluent consumers
4 min |
July 17 - July 23 2017
Bloomberg Businessweek
Uber Without The Smartphone
With inspiration from a nonprofit in Atlanta, the app is becoming more senior-friendly
4 min |
July 17 - July 23 2017
Bloomberg Businessweek
For Elevator Makers, The Sky's The Limit
A new generation of megatowers pushes manufacturers to update lift technologies
4 min |
February 19, 2018
Bloomberg Businessweek
No, Really, Save That Placenta
A biotech star is betting stem cells from the tissue can treat Crohn’s and MS and perhaps even slow aging
3 min |
February 19, 2018
Bloomberg Businessweek
Nestlé's Sugar Empire Is on a Health Kick
Can Nestlé sell the problems and the cure?
10+ min |
May 9 - May 15, 2016
Bloomberg Businessweek
Jared Kushner's Trump Card
First you get the newspaper. Then you get the building. Then you get the father-in-law. Then you get the power.
10+ min |
May 9 - May 15, 2016
Bloomberg Businessweek
Zenefits Was the Perfect Startup. Then It Self-Disrupted
Zenefits was everything Silicon Valley venture capitalists love. And then it self-disrupted.
10+ min |
May 9 - May 15, 2016
Bloomberg Businessweek
How Big Pharma Uses Charity Programs to Cover for Drug Price Hikes
How patient-assistance funds give drug companies cover to raise prices.
10+ min |
May 23 - May 29, 2016
Bloomberg Businessweek
A New Crop of Companies Want to Make Your Period Empowering
The new feminine-hygiene market lays on a guilt trip.
7 min |
May 23 - May 29, 2016
Bloomberg Businessweek
How Tyson's Chicken Plant Became A Turkey
Despite offering 1,600 jobs, the company’s proposed facility got the cold shoulder from a Kansas town
5 min |
October 16, 2017
Bloomberg Businessweek
Welcome To Crypto Valley
The Swiss town of Zug embraces digital currency. Some worry that the money might be a little too secret
5 min |
October 16, 2017
Bloomberg Businessweek
A Chic Alpaca Brand Preserves Peru's Weaving Heritage
Ayni trains women in traditional methods to make luxury sweaters.
4 min |
October 16, 2017
Bloomberg Businessweek
Plucked From The Desert
At the Smithsonian, the art of Burning Man charms in a new context. By James Tarmy
3 min |
April 16, 2018
Bloomberg Businessweek
A First Nation For The 21st Century
A prosperous indigenous community near Vancouver has lots to teach Canada’s marginalized aboriginal groups
5 min |
October 09, 2017
Bloomberg Businessweek
Smoke'Em Out
Mike Moore wrote the legal playbook that took down Big Tobacco. Now he’s going after the opioid industry.
10+ min |
October 09, 2017
Bloomberg Businessweek
How About A Bit More Room For Competition
The tech giants may be contributing to the U.S. economy’s most persistent ailments. Should they be broken up?
6 min |
July 24, 2017 - July 30,2017
Bloomberg Businessweek
Love In The Time Of Mass Incarceration
Prison dating sites connect inmates with those on the outside, for cheap. In some states, they’re under threat.
6 min |
July 24, 2017 - July 30,2017
Bloomberg Businessweek
Why We Need Cyberwar Rules Of Engagement Now
Bloomberg View columnist Leonid Bershidsky says the U.S. and Russia should define what constitutes attacks—and the appropriate responses—before things spiral out of control.
5 min |
July 24, 2017 - July 30,2017
Bloomberg Businessweek
Tencent Owns China, But It Wants The World
It’s up to the company’s president, Martin Lau (left, in his Hong Kong office), to help Tencent do what no other Chinese business has done: become a worldwide consumer-tech power.
10+ min |
July 03 - July 16 2017
Bloomberg Businessweek
A Fishy Way To Grow New Skin
Kerecis has found a fishy way to battle the growing problem of chronic wounds and faltering healing factors
4 min |
July 03 - July 16 2017
Bloomberg Businessweek
Poke Go, Go, Go
The story behind the sudden ubiquity of an unassuming Hawaiian delicacy.
3 min |
July 03 - July 16 2017
Bloomberg Businessweek
Japan's Digital Casinos Are Closing
Mobile game leaders edge into other fields as they lose ground to Chinese and Korean rivals.
4 min |
November 12, 2018
Bloomberg Businessweek
Wilbur Ross Is The Happy Trade Warrior
Tariff s good. China bad. The commerce secretary has this thing figured out.
10+ min |
November 12, 2018
Bloomberg Businessweek
Spotify To Musicians: Let Us Be Your Label
The company offers artists a best-in-class cut of their streaming royalties, but its program is a work in progress.
3 min |
November 12, 2018
Bloomberg Businessweek
The Country That Bet On Crypto
The Republic of the Marshall Islands is facing rising seas and financial isolation. Can a blockchain currency help—or is it just another problem?
10+ min |
December 17, 2018
Bloomberg Businessweek
The Peace Diamond's Moment To Shine
The 709-carat Peace Diamond, and the miner who found it, are at the center of a new scheme to clean up African diamond mining.
10+ min |