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The Agency That Protects US Worker Rights Isn’t Helping Trans People — Holly Stevens for Bloomberg Businessweek

The Agency That Protects US Worker Rights Isn’t Helping Trans People

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Trump’s Assault on the WHO Is Forcing Radical Reform — Ricardo Tomás for Bloomberg Businessweek

Trump’s Assault on the WHO Is Forcing Radical Reform

The UN agency that responds to Ebola outbreaks and other health emergencies is in turmoil. But its leaders say it could emerge stronger.

Target Needs More Than a Vibe Shift to Turn Its Business Around — Cameron Galley for Bloomberg Businessweek

Target Needs More Than a Vibe Shift to Turn Its Business Around

The ailing retailer has lost its cheap-chic appeal. Can a new CEO get it back on its feet with his old boss next door?

Permabull Tom Lee Sees Bitcoin as High as $200,000 by January’s End — Gabby Jones for Bloomberg Businessweek

Permabull Tom Lee Sees Bitcoin as High as $200,000 by January’s End

The always optimistic co-founder of Fundstrat Global Advisors believes in the long-term power of retail investors.

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Cryptocurrency Kiosks Ahead of Eagerly Awaited ETF Decision — Milan Jaros/Bloomberg

What Does Bitcoin’s Drop Mean? Depends on Who You Ask

Theories for its slide include hesitation around interest rates and crypto as a proxy for presidential power.

First Class Gets Even More Opulent as Airlines Invest Billions

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The Cost of Detaining and Deporting One Person in America

The Cost of Detaining and Deporting One Person in America

The US government says it spends an average of $17,121 to deport a single person. One man’s journey through the process shows the price can be significantly higher.

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How an $11 Billion Beauty Company Built a Suburban Empire

How an $11 Billion Beauty Company Built a Suburban Empire

Will Men’s Makeup Ever Go Mainstream?

Will Men’s Makeup Ever Go Mainstream?

The Fight to Save the $2.7 Billion Botox Empire

The Fight to Save the $2.7 Billion Botox Empire

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How Dyson Went From Fancy Vacuum Maker to Beauty Titan

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SharkNinja Built a $6 Billion Empire Selling Gizmos Nobody Needs — Sean Dong for Bloomberg Businessweek

SharkNinja Built a $6 Billion Empire Selling Gizmos Nobody Needs

The company turned its flair for whiz-bang gadgets and infomercials into an endless stream of TikTok hits.

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Onitsuka Tiger Sneakers Are Winning Gen Z’s Heart — Photo illustration: Ryan Haskins; Photos: Asics (1); Getty Images (3)

Onitsuka Tiger Sneakers Are Winning Gen Z’s Heart

Sales of the 76-year-old shoe brand have taken off amid a global tourism boom to Japan.

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Buldak’s Spicy Ramen Is Riding TikTok Fame to the Top

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Permabull Tom Lee Sees Bitcoin as High as $200,000 by January’s End — Gabby Jones for Bloomberg Businessweek

Permabull Tom Lee Sees Bitcoin as High as $200,000 by January’s End

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OpenAI’s Chairman Is Thinking a Lot About Bubbles Right Now

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The Social Media Trend Machine Is Spitting Out Weirder and Weirder Results — Bobby Doherty for Bloomberg Businessweek

The Social Media Trend Machine Is Spitting Out Weirder and Weirder Results

Trends always have an element of randomness, but our algorithmic feeds have made them unintelligible.

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Deena Shanker on the food business

Why America’s Fridges Are Overflowing With Sauce — Rui Pu for Bloomberg Businessweek; Photos: Shutterstock (6)

Why America’s Fridges Are Overflowing With Sauce

The pandemic is over, but households are still stocked up on fancy ketchups and chili crisp like the world could end tomorrow.

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The New Requirement for MBAs Seeking Consulting Jobs: AI Proficiency — Photo illustration by 731; photo: Getty Images

The New Requirement for MBAs Seeking Consulting Jobs: AI Proficiency

Rather than posing an existential threat, the technology is reinforcing the importance of judgment and emotional intelligence.

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Harvard Business School Is Most Coveted Among MBAs Globally

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NBA Commissioner Adam Silver Has a Steve Ballmer Problem on His Hands

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver Has a Steve Ballmer Problem on His Hands

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The Social Media Trend Machine Is Spitting Out Weirder and Weirder Results — Bobby Doherty for Bloomberg Businessweek

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