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Bloomberg Businessweek
Meat Marketer
The business philosophy and practice of Andrew Puzder.
10+ min |
February 13 - February 19, 2017

Bloomberg Businessweek
The Bitter Taste Of Italy's Recovery
The economy is growing, but so is uncertainty. That’s lifting populists and nationalists
3 min |
February 19, 2018

Bloomberg Businessweek
The Greening Of Throwaway Stuff
Retailers are developing textiles to reduce the environmental cost of fast fashion
4 min |
May 07, 2018

Bloomberg Businessweek
Surprise! You Live In A Giant Airbnb
Residents were blindsided by the company’s first building-level conversion
4 min |
May 07, 2018

Bloomberg Businessweek
Bill Drayton
The uber-social entrepreneur wants to raise a generation of world changers.
2 min |
May 14, 2018

Bloomberg Businessweek
Yahoo's $8 Billion Black Hole
Can a single injection save thousands of soldiers suffering from severe PTSD? An Afghanistan combat vet goes under the needle to find out if there really is a cure for war.
10+ min |
May 2 - May 8, 2016

Bloomberg Businessweek
Uganda's Top Export: Mercenaries
How Uganda became the world's leading source of soldiers.
10+ min |
May 16 - May 22, 2016

Bloomberg Businessweek
Martha Beck is the Life Coach to the Life Coaches
Even master life coach Martha Beck can't believe her wisdom is worth millions.
10+ min |
May 23 - May 29, 2016

Bloomberg Businessweek
Remember Nokia?
The Pride of Finland and erstwhile No.1 cell phone maker hitches its destiny to 5G networking gear.
10+ min |
July 03 - July 16 2017

Bloomberg Businessweek
Pursuits
Green Is GoldA call for tennis players of all abilities to get out on the grass. Plus, a viewer’s guide to Wimbledon.
7 min |
July 03 - July 16 2017

Bloomberg Businessweek
DeWalt Demo Hammer
Equal parts hammer and crowbar, this next generation tool does it all.
1 min |
July 03 - July 16 2017

Bloomberg Businessweek
Silicon Valley's Favorite Bullies
Qatalyst is out to win big M&A deals, not to make friends.  “The playbook is, we don’t have a playbook”.
4 min |
August 22 - August 28, 2016

Bloomberg Businessweek
It Came From China!
Why you ought to make time for a 1,500-page sci-fi trilogy.
3 min |
September 12 - September 18, 2016

Bloomberg Businessweek
'Don't Let The Monster Eat You Up'
In The American South, Auto Parts Workers Are Poorly Paid, Barely Trained, And Under Relentless Pressure. And They’re Being Maimed And Killed
10+ min |
March 27 - April 2, 2017

Bloomberg Businessweek
China's Numbers Man
 Gan Li’s statistics on the economy just won’t toe the party line “What he found fundamentally changes the way we think”
5 min |
March 27 - April 2, 2017

Bloomberg Businessweek
The Last Days Of Turkey's Republic
Keeping an independent newspaper in business is hard enough. Try doing it in Istanbul.
10+ min |
July 25 - July 31, 2016

Bloomberg Businessweek
Guaranteed Sales Fuel The Art Market
Sellers want peace of mind, so auction houses are prearranging bids
3 min |
December 25, 2017

Bloomberg Businessweek
Machines Are Making Your Sushi, And That's Good
U.S. productivity is awakening from a long slumber thanks to laborsaving investments
4 min |
December 25, 2017

Bloomberg Businessweek
'Success Is Not Actually Built By Moving From Hit To Hit To Hit. It's The Batting Average That Counts'
The heir to Gates and Ballmer talks to Bloomberg Businessweek Editor Megan Murphy about empathy, fixed mindsets, empowering women and minorities—and how life lessons help him run the company
10+ min |
December 25, 2017
Bloomberg Businessweek
Where Will A Trade War Take Us?
The damage from Trump’s disruptive policies will take years to repair
9 min |
July 23, 2018

Bloomberg Businessweek
Breaking The Ice
A tanker fleet this big that can travel this far north has never been built before
4 min |
July 23, 2018

Bloomberg Businessweek
How Low Can Faang Stocks Go?
Recent Silicon Valley selloffs weren’t temporary skittishness. They’re the new state of things.
3 min |
November 12, 2018

Bloomberg Businessweek
Google Just Can't Quit China
Can “don’t be evil” survive China’s great firewall?
10+ min |
November 12, 2018

Bloomberg Businessweek
The Battle Inside 7-Eleven
The company has been fighting with its store owners for years. It seems to have found a new tool: U.S. immigration authorities.
10+ min |
November 12, 2018

Bloomberg Businessweek
A Former Obama Oppo Researcher Builds A New Anti GOP Attack Machine
How John Burton, a former Obama opponent researcher, built a new anti-republican attack machine
10+ min |
October 08, 2018

Bloomberg Businessweek
An Invasive Asian Pest Threatens To Spread Destruction Across The U.S.
A bizarre invasive pest from Asia is spreading fast and putting billions of dollars worth of resources at risk
10+ min |
October 08, 2018

Bloomberg Businessweek
GM Is Reinventing Cadillac. Again
With a new chief and a lowerpriced SUV, the once-dominant luxe brand reorganizesagain
4 min |
October 08, 2018

Bloomberg Businessweek
Paper Utopias
Embedded in the cerebral folds of every city planner who’s ever lived, there’s a cluster of neurons that lights up like Las Vegas when confronted with the possibility of a blank slate.
8 min |
November 5,2018

Bloomberg Businessweek
Crypto In Kenya
At the Sifa Children’s Center, shacks made of corrugated metal serve as classrooms for some 300 pupils, circling an expanse of dusty, hardpacked earth that’s both playground and meeting space. Beyond the school stretches Gatina, one of the poorest neighborhoods in Kenya’s capital of Nairobi. Headmaster Francis Wanjala is standing in an unused classroom studying his phone; he’s just learned how to trade a blockchain-based digital token.
8 min |
November 5,2018

Bloomberg Businessweek
Fake News In Brazil
For Stela Wanda Pereira da Silva, the breaking point came when her father posted a video of a woman getting assassinated to the family’s private WhatsApp group, calling it an example of the violence that would ensue if leftist Workers’ Party candidate Fernando Haddad prevailed in Brazil’s presidential election.
9 min |