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Saudi Arabia Crude Flows To Us Swell
Gulf kingdom is sending the most crude oil to the U.S. in 15 months
Mubadala Deal Making Surges
UAE sovereign wealth fund uses extra scale to compete for deals
Juul's Image Problem
The vape king is holding back dozens of flavours and prepping monitoring features as it tries to calm U.S. regulators
Iron Hand
How A Mysterious Hack And Four Arrests Transformed A Mining Giant’s Relationship With China.
How To Make A Perfume Smell Expensive
Small fragrance creators such as Maelstrom in Paris are influencing a $49 billion global industry.
Don't Mess With Our Points
Starwood Superfans Face Their Deepest, Darkest Fear: Marriott Mediocrity
Can A Green Wave Turn The House Blue?
A large number of Democratic challengers are outraising GOP opponents
An Engineer's Guide To Disrupting The Galaxy
Natalya Bailey’s tiny engines could change the economics of space exploration, much as the jet engine altered commercial air travel
A Chill Creeps Into The U.S. Housing Market
Recent data presage what could be the broadest slowdown in years
The Investigation Trump Can't Shake
The botched Putin summit gives Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein some breathing room
The Infrastructure Boom That Wasn't
Big money is looking for projects to invest in, but the pace of dealmaking is slow
Looking For A Trade War Defence
The battle over tariffs is starting to get investors’ attention—but where’s the shelter?
Where Will A Trade War Take Us?
The damage from Trump’s disruptive policies will take years to repair.
World Bank To Give Palestinian Economy A $90M Boost
Gazan economy is on the brink of collapse, according to World Bank.
Hype Machine
Zoox, A Self-Driving Car Startup Valued At $3.2 Billion, Is About To Bring Its Radical Vision Of Robot Taxis To The Road. Or Maybe Not
Moneyball 2.0
In 2014, one writer saw the Houston Astros coming. It wasn’t just math.
How Microsoft Won Back Wall Street
Chief Financial Officer Amy Hood got investors to look beyond Windows and the PC
Growing Clouds
Inside Hewlett Packard Enterprise, the new CEO is a bona fide celebrity. Outside, he’s got a lot to prove
Breaking The Ice
A tanker fleet this big that can travel this far north has never been built before
This Fungus Could Help Cure Cancer
Scientists are mining the DNA-sequence data from mushrooms and mold to find new drugs
National Insecurity United States Of America
Global trade operates on trust— and using the loophole of “essential security” erodes the system
The Legend Of Nintendo
Once again, the 130-year-old Japanese gaming giant has turned reports of its demise into Nintendo Mania
Saudi Women In The Driving Seat
Women driving in Saudi Arabia could add as much as $90 billion to economic output by 2030
Egypt May Have Issued Last LNG Tender
Egypt sets the stage to resume exports of LNG as it boosts production
Land Of Opportunity
Optimists see a huge turnaround play. Pessimists call it a graveyard of foreign investments
ICE's Disappearing Data
The agency is making it difficult to examine its immigration crackdown
Dwyane Wade - Shooting Guard, Miami Heat
The NBA superstar talks to Bloomberg Businessweek Editor Joel Weber about the league’s evolution, his business portfolio, and preparing for life after basketball
Banks Billionaires
In an age of concentrated wealth, Credit Suisse and JPMorgan are focusing on the upper-upper class
Your Own Private Island
Tropical getaways have gotten so exclusive, you and your partner will be the only people at the resort
So Happy​ Together
Marriages in the auto business are typically disastrous. But Sweden’s Volvo and China’s Geely are making it work