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Sports

Is Carlos Alcaraz the Next Billion-Dollar Tennis Player?

At the US Open, the young Wimbledon champion will make his case to succeed Federer, Nadal and Djokovic—and Serena—as the sport’s next big star.

Day Twelve: The Championships - Wimbledon 2023

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Is Carlos Alcaraz the Next Billion-Dollar Tennis Player?

By Ira Boudway

At the US Open, the young Wimbledon champion will make his case to succeed Federer, Nadal and Djokovic—and Serena—as the sport’s next big star.

New Economy

Markets

Bloomberg New Economy Gateway Europe: Day 2 Highlights

Markets

Irish PM Hopes UK Will Seek Closer EU Relationship

New Economy

Ryanair CEO Sees Ukraine Aviation Opportunity Once War Ends

The Cities Issue

How a Tiny Mexican Border City Built a Budget Dental Empire

Medical tourists flock to Molar City for its 350 dental offices and relief from the high costs in the US and Canada.

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How a Tiny Mexican Border City Built a Budget Dental Empire

By Kriston Capps

Medical tourists flock to Molar City for its 350 dental offices and relief from the high costs in the US and Canada.

B-Schools

B Schools

Harvard MBA Grads Enter a Tepid Job Market Hoping for the Best

Gender wage difference concept. A miniature man and a woman standing on top of a pile of coins.

B Schools

Getting an MBA Closes the Gender Pay Gap—for a Little While

B-Schools

Data Science Is the Hot New Master’s at B-Schools

The Big Take

America Is the World Leader in Locking People Up. One City Found a Fix

New York’s supervised release program, a national model, is juggling thousands of defendants facing violent felony charges—and the politics of letting them walk free.

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America Is the World Leader in Locking People Up. One City Found a Fix

By Fola Akinnibi and Sarah Holder

New York’s supervised release program, a national model, is juggling thousands of defendants facing violent felony charges—and the politics of letting them walk free.

The Cities Issue

Can You Name These Cities?

Technology

The Next Wave of Scams Will Be Deepfake Video Calls From Your Boss

Finance

Stock Pickers Never Had a Chance Against Hard Math of the Market

The Cities Issue

9 Smart Ways to Make Cities Better

From appointing bike mayors and boosting flood resilience to building greener and avoiding boondoggles, here’s how global cities are tackling urban challenges.

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9 Smart Ways to Make Cities Better

By Bloomberg News

From appointing bike mayors and boosting flood resilience to building greener and avoiding boondoggles, here’s how global cities are tackling urban challenges.