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Where to Go in 2024

By Bloomberg News

Technology

AI Hallucinations Are a Boon to Creatives

Chatbots making stuff up has been cause for alarm, but there are advantages, too.

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AI Hallucinations Are a Boon to Creatives

By Austin Carr

Chatbots making stuff up has been cause for alarm, but there are advantages, too.

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

The Year Ahead 2024

The 10 Books You’ll Love in 2024

Power, and the many misconceptions surrounding it, lies at the heart of the best writing coming around the bend.

pursuits

The 10 Books You’ll Love in 2024

By James Tarmy

Power, and the many misconceptions surrounding it, lies at the heart of the best writing coming around the bend.

B-Schools

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

Stanford University Campus In California

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

What the Oldest Lab Rodents Are Teaching Humans About Staying Young

Some of the longest-living rats and mice—including the very adorable dwarf mouse—could help unlock the mysteries of aging.

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What the Oldest Lab Rodents Are Teaching Humans About Staying Young

By Cara Giaimo

Some of the longest-living rats and mice—including the very adorable dwarf mouse—could help unlock the mysteries of aging.

The Year Ahead 2024

Why America’s Car Buyers Are Rethinking EVs

The Year Ahead 2024

These Are the Five Potential Trouble Spots That Could Knock the Global Economy Off Course

The Year Ahead

The Paris Olympics Will Showcase Iconic Landmarks and a New Sport

Special Issue

The Longevity Issue

The immortality-obsessed frontier can feel like Silicon Valley science fiction. Yet some of the latest anti-aging research could benefit everyone, not just the true believers.

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The Longevity Issue

By Bloomberg News

The immortality-obsessed frontier can feel like Silicon Valley science fiction. Yet some of the latest anti-aging research could benefit everyone, not just the true believers.