Shake It Up - November 17, 2014 Issue

November 17, 2014 Issue

Taylor Swift Is the Music Industry

Taylor Swift Is the Music Industry

By Devin Leonard

Opening Remarks

Opening Remarks

If It's Good Enough for Big Oil …

By Mark Hertsgaard

If It's Good Enough for Big Oil ???

Mexico Needs More Good Cops

Mexico Needs More Good Cops

How to Stop the Rate-Riggers

How to Stop the Rate-Riggers

News - Global Economics

News - Global Economics

Hong Kong's Grisly Red-Light District Murders

By Frederik Balfour and Fitri Wulandari and Cathy Chan and Sheridan Prasso

Hong Kong's Grisly Red-Light District Murders

How Do You Say 'Twerk' in Mandarin?

By Christina Larson

The Dark Stain on Bangladesh's $1 Billion Leather Export Industry

By Jason Motlagh and Josh Eidelson

News - Companies & Industries

News - Companies & Industries

Can China Teach the World to Shop on Singles Day?

By Susan Berfield

Can China Teach the World to Shop on Singles Day?

The Slow Takeoff of Robert Bass's Supersonic Business Jet

By Thomas Black

A Discreet New Product for Fecal Incontinence

By Lauren Coleman-Lochner

Clipping Forever: Why the Humble Coupon Isn't Going Away

By Venessa Wong

Company News: Wal-Mart, Target, Best Buy, Actavis, Allergan, Airlines, Detergent Pods, YouTube

By Kyle Stock

News - Politics & Policy

News - Politics & Policy

Quebec and Scotland Said No to Secession, but Catalonia Is Still Going to Try

By Ben Sills and Esteban Duarte

Quebec and Scotland Said No to Secession, but Catalonia Is Still Going to Try

No, 2016 Won't Be the Year of the $20 Minimum Wage

By Josh Eidelson

The Pentagon Gets Into the Cashmere Business

By Kyle Stock

The Pentagon Gets Into the Cashmere Business

The Budget to Fight Islamic State

By Lee Wilson

News - Technology

News - Technology

Keyssa Promises to Let You 'Kiss' Your Cords Goodbye

By Brad Stone

Keyssa Promises to Let You 'Kiss' Your Cords Goodbye

Nonprofits Can't Afford San Francisco

By Adam Satariano

Ericsson Looks for a Home in the Cloud

By Adam Ewing

News - Markets & Finance

News - Markets & Finance

High-Frequency Traders Turn to the Online Ad Market

By Doni Bloomfield

High-Frequency Traders Turn to the Online Ad Market

BlueCrest's $50 Billion Dream Is Deferred

By Lindsay Fortado and Max Abelson and Saijel Kishan

Persuading Israel's Tech Firms to IPO at Home

By Gabrielle Coppola

Persuading Israel's Tech Firms to IPO at Home

Why Apple Takes on Debt

By Peter Coy

Why Apple Takes on Debt

Brazil Aims to Put Eike Batista Behind Bars

By Denyse Godoy

Brazil Aims to Put Eike Batista Behind Bars

M&A News: Mondelēz, BB&T, Susquehanna Bancshares, Zoetis

By Kyle Stock

M&A News: Mondel??z, BB&T, Susquehanna Bancshares, Zoetis

Features

Features

Taylor Swift Is the Music Industry

By Devin Leonard

Taylor Swift Is the Music Industry

Is OnDeck Capital the Next Generation of Lender or Boiler Room?

By Zeke Faux and Dune Lawrence

Ebola: Doctors Without Borders Shows How to Manage a Plague

By Brad Wieners and Makiko Kitamura

Ebola: Doctors Without Borders Shows How to Manage a Plague

Etc.

Etc.

Glossier: Emily Weiss's Makeup for Cool Girls

By Caroline Winter

The Art of Stillness: The Case for Taking a Timeout From Your Life

By Emma Rosenblum

The Best Coffee Brewers

By Kurt Soller

The Best Coffee Brewers

Delicate Metal Bracelets Add Polish to Your Fall Look

Delicate Metal Bracelets Add Polish to Your Fall Look

For Hot Restaurants, Going Out of Business Can Be Big Business

By Kurt Soller

For Hot Restaurants, Going Out of Business Can Be Big Business

What I Wear to Work: Communications Director Judi Crenshaw

By Arianne Cohen

What I Wear to Work: Communications Director Judi Crenshaw

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt's Linda Zecher: How Did I Get Here?