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10 Companies to Watch in Q2 2024

By Tim Craighead

Elon, Inc.

In addition to really bad Tesla sales numbers, Elon, Inc. looks at the strange sexual content currently flooding the billionaire’s social network.

businessweek

Elon Musk Has a Porn Problem

By Reyhan Harmanci and Max Chafkin

In addition to really bad Tesla sales numbers, Elon, Inc. looks at the strange sexual content currently flooding the billionaire’s social network.

New Economy

Bloomberg New Economy

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

Markets

2023 Bloomberg New Economy Forum

Bloomberg New Economy

Brazil Once Pioneered Generic Drugs, and Then Came a Patent War

The Big Take

39,000 Lost Jobs Undercut Biden’s Manufacturing Wins

The president is campaigning on an industrial renaissance, but the bounty of jobs hasn’t landed in swing states crucial to his reelection bid.

businessweek

39,000 Lost Jobs Undercut Biden’s Manufacturing Wins

By Shawn Donnan and Christopher Cannon

The president is campaigning on an industrial renaissance, but the bounty of jobs hasn’t landed in swing states crucial to his reelection bid.

B-Schools

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

The Haas School of Business campus at the University of California Berkeley.

B-Schools

Building Diversity When Affirmative Action Is Banned

B-Schools

Business Schools Still Lag on Diversity, Despite Stated Goals

Feature

FTX’s Original Sin Is a Warning to All of Crypto

Evidence from the criminal trial of Sam Bankman-Fried suggests fraud was built into FTX from the very beginning.

businessweek

FTX’s Original Sin Is a Warning to All of Crypto

By Zeke Faux and Max Chafkin

Evidence from the criminal trial of Sam Bankman-Fried suggests fraud was built into FTX from the very beginning.

Business

EV Rise Helps BYD Overtake Geely to Become China’s Car King

Technology

AI Energy Crisis Boosts Interest in Chips That Do It All

B-Schools

Building Diversity When Affirmative Action Is Banned

Feature

How Michael Rubin Ended Up Holding All the Cards

Hijacked contracts. Scuttled public offerings. Stealth acquisitions. The Fanatics CEO famous for his Hamptons white parties has become the most feared dealmaker of his generation.

businessweek

How Michael Rubin Ended Up Holding All the Cards

By Kim Bhasin and Alessandra Migliaccio

Hijacked contracts. Scuttled public offerings. Stealth acquisitions. The Fanatics CEO famous for his Hamptons white parties has become the most feared dealmaker of his generation.