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A New ‘China Shock’ Is Destroying Jobs Around the World

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How TD Became America’s Most Convenient Bank for Money Launderers

Rapid expansion made TD Bank a household name but left it vulnerable to crooks—and $3.1 billion in fines.

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The Death of Corporate DEI Efforts Is Premature

The Death of Corporate DEI Efforts Is Premature

Trump critics say companies are showing “moral cowardice.” Plus: A blow to asylum seekers.

Trump’s Cutoff of Global Broadcasters Shakes Central Europe

Alcohol Tariff Threats Put a Cloud Over St. Patrick’s Day

A US Drone Maker Tries to Take Back the Country’s Skies — Philip Cheung for Bloomberg Businessweek

A US Drone Maker Tries to Take Back the Country’s Skies

Drones are getting smarter, deadlier and more indispensable. Skydio believes America should make its own.

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How Athletic Sparked the Nonalcoholic Beer Boom With Brews That Don’t Suck

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Snap CEO Evan Spiegel Bets Meta Can’t Copy High-Tech Glasses — Jessica Chou for Bloomberg Businessweek

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The new Spectacles can project augmented-reality imagery onto the lenses.

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The Global Matcha Boom Is Driving a Shortage in Japan — Shira Inbar for Bloomberg Businessweek

The Global Matcha Boom Is Driving a Shortage in Japan

Social media feeds are flooded with lattes and sweets flavored with the green tea powder, disrupting a fragile supply chain.

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The Internet Almost Killed Barnes & Noble, Then Saved It

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Bloomberg Screentime: The 12 Entertainers and Executives Shaping the Arts and Culture

Get to know the musicians, dealmakers, podcasters and directors who are shaping the future of the industry.

The People in Climate to Watch in 2024

The People in Climate to Watch in 2024

Get to know the investors, policymakers, scientists and activists who are shaping the future of the environment.

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The People in Finance to Watch in 2024

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Bloomberg Technology: The Ones to Watch in Tech

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The new Spectacles can project augmented-reality imagery onto the lenses.

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Snack Makers Are Removing Fake Colors From Processed Foods

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A crash course on the best business schools

MIT Harnesses AI to Accelerate Startup Ambitions — Oscar Bolton Green; photo: Getty Images

MIT Harnesses AI to Accelerate Startup Ambitions

Budding entrepreneurs can develop a fleshed-out business plan drawing on market research in a few days.

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Business Schools Confront Trump Immigration Policies

Field Day

The Flawed Plan to Control College Athletes’ Pay — Hunter French for Bloomberg Businessweek

The Flawed Plan to Control College Athletes’ Pay

A proposed clearinghouse for NIL deals could be a mess.

Ones to Watch

Bloomberg Screentime: The 12 Entertainers and Executives Shaping the Arts and Culture

Bloomberg Screentime: The 12 Entertainers and Executives Shaping the Arts and Culture

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The People in Climate to Watch in 2024

Get to know the investors, policymakers, scientists and activists who are shaping the future of the environment.

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