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By Alastair Wiper

Longevity Issue

The Oldest Businesses in the World Share Their Secrets

What does it take to stay open for the long haul—and not just for a few generations, but hundreds if not thousands of years?

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The Oldest Businesses in the World Share Their Secrets

By Angela Serratore

What does it take to stay open for the long haul—and not just for a few generations, but hundreds if not thousands of years?

New Economy

Bloomberg New Economy

These Five Countries Are Key Economic ‘Connectors’ in a Fragmenting World

Economics

Bloomberg New Economy Announces 2023 Class of Catalysts

Markets

2023 Bloomberg New Economy Forum

Longevity Issue

Silicon Valley’s Quest to Live Forever Has Many Warring Factions

Tech titans, venture capitalists, crypto enthusiasts and AI researchers have turned longevity research into something between the hottest science and a tragic comedy.

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Silicon Valley’s Quest to Live Forever Has Many Warring Factions

By Ellen Huet

Tech titans, venture capitalists, crypto enthusiasts and AI researchers have turned longevity research into something between the hottest science and a tragic comedy.

B-Schools

Stanford Tops Businessweek’s B-School Ranking for Fifth Year in a Row

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B Schools

B-School Admissions Deans Are Feeling The Pressure From Falling Applications

Business

Facing a Shortage of Luxury Artisans, LVMH Seeks Apprentices in the US

Longevity Issue

These Are the Jobs That Keep Older Americans Working

Occupations with the highest share of workers older than 65 have changed little, data from the past seven decades show.

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These Are the Jobs That Keep Older Americans Working

By Dorothy Gambrell

Occupations with the highest share of workers older than 65 have changed little, data from the past seven decades show.

Longevity Issue

Can AI Help You Die?

The Show

Jon Corzine, Steve Aoki and the Art of the Second Act on The Businessweek Show

Good Business

A Better Way to Get Oysters? Try Growing Them on Land

Longevity Issue

The Most Secretive Longevity Lab Finally Opens Its Doors

Retro Biosciences, a startup with $180 million from Sam Altman, has a simple and audacious goal: Add 10 good years to your life. And until now, we haven’t had a glimpse of its best ideas.

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The Most Secretive Longevity Lab Finally Opens Its Doors

By Ashlee Vance

Retro Biosciences, a startup with $180 million from Sam Altman, has a simple and audacious goal: Add 10 good years to your life. And until now, we haven’t had a glimpse of its best ideas.