The Year Ahead 2023 - January 16, 2023 Issue

January 16, 2023 Issue

The Global Economy of 2023 Is Going to Be a Wild Ride

The Global Economy of 2023 Is Going to Be a Wild Ride

By Stephanie Flanders

Features

Features

The Global Economy of 2023 Is Going to Be a Wild Ride

By Stephanie Flanders

The Global Economy of 2023 Is Going to Be a Wild Ride

50 Companies to Watch in 2023

By Bloomberg Businessweek

50 Companies to Watch in 2023

The Year Ahead/Economics & Politics

The Year Ahead/Economics & Politics

After the GOP’s Strife, the Big Winner Might Be Joe Biden

By Josh Wingrove

After the GOP’s Strife, the Big Winner Might Be Joe Biden

President Lula’s Brazil Budget Math Doesn’t Add Up for Investors

By Walter Brandimarte

President Lula’s Brazil Budget Math Doesn’t Add Up for Investors

China’s Consumers Are the Key to Lifting 2023 Growth Above 5%

By Tom Hancock

China’s Consumers Are the Key to Lifting 2023 Growth Above 5%

Six Charts Show Fearsome Challenges Facing Nigeria’s Next Government

By Neil Munshi

Six Charts Show Fearsome Challenges Facing Nigeria’s Next Government

Poland’s Election Provides a Path Out of EU Isolation

By Piotr Skolimowski

Poland’s Election Provides a Path Out of EU Isolation

The Law That Made Social Media Possible Faces a Supreme Court Showdown

By Greg Stohr

The Law That Made Social Media Possible Faces a Supreme Court Showdown

The Year Ahead/Consumer

The Year Ahead/Consumer

Starbucks’s New CEO Has Tall Orders to Fill

By Leslie Patton

Starbucks’s New CEO Has Tall Orders to Fill

White-Collar Jobs and Service Workers Are New Union Hotbeds

By Dorothy Gambrell

White-Collar Jobs and Service Workers Are New Union Hotbeds

Airlines Resurrect Ancient Jumbo Jets to Meet First- and Business-Class Demand

By Siddharth Philip and Julie Johnsson

Airlines Resurrect Ancient Jumbo Jets to Meet First- and Business-Class Demand

Used-Car Prices Are Finally Dropping

By Craig Trudell

Used-Car Prices Are Finally Dropping

Hollywood Bets Moviegoers Are Ready to Return to Theaters

By Thomas Buckley

Hollywood Bets Moviegoers Are Ready to Return to Theaters

The Year Ahead/Technology

The Year Ahead/Technology

Google and Meta Are Losing Their Grip on the Digital Ad Market

By Alex Barinka

Google and Meta Are Losing Their Grip on the Digital Ad Market

Who Owns the Content AI Creates?

By Dina Bass

Who Owns the Content AI Creates?

Will You Finally Break Up With Twitter This Year?

By Drake Bennett

Will You Finally Break Up With Twitter This Year?

America’s Aggressive Chip Strategy Forces China Into a Corner

By Bloomberg Businessweek

America’s Aggressive Chip Strategy Forces China Into a Corner

Tight Money Will Pressure Startups to Sell in 2023

By Katie Roof

Tight Money Will Pressure Startups to Sell in 2023

The Year Ahead/Finance

The Year Ahead/Finance

Death of Easy Money Creates Financial Upheaval Around the Globe

By Michael P. Regan

Death of Easy Money Creates Financial Upheaval Around the Globe

Young Bankers Who Got Used to Smooth Sailing Prepare for a Storm

By Nic Querolo and Max Abelson

Young Bankers Who Got Used to Smooth Sailing Prepare for a Storm

Private Credit Muscles Out Banks, With Worrisome Consequences

By Davide Scigliuzzo

Private Credit Muscles Out Banks, With Worrisome Consequences

Higher Yields, Headwinds for Stocks Make 2023 Year of the Bond

By Neil Callanan

Higher Yields, Headwinds for Stocks Make 2023 Year of the Bond

Housing Pain to Continue Until Economy Slows and Prices Fall

By John Gittelsohn and Jennifer Epstein

Housing Pain to Continue Until Economy Slows and Prices Fall

The Year Ahead/Green & Energy

The Year Ahead/Green & Energy

There Are Fortunes to Be Made in the Carbon Capture Gold Rush

By Leslie Kaufman and Kevin Crowley

There Are Fortunes to Be Made in the Carbon Capture Gold Rush

The Great American EV Battery Revolution Might Finally Be Here

By Mark Bergen and Gabrielle Coppola

The Great American EV Battery Revolution Might Finally Be Here

Renewable Power Is Thriving in Europe Amid Looming Energy Crisis

By Will Mathis

Renewable Power Is Thriving in Europe Amid Looming Energy Crisis

Climate Data Startups Take Science Off Campus and Into Boardrooms

By Eric Roston

Climate Data Startups Take Science Off Campus and Into Boardrooms

America’s Homes Are Already Transforming Into Mini Power Plants

By Todd Woody

America’s Homes Are Already Transforming Into Mini Power Plants

The Year Ahead/Pursuits

The Year Ahead/Pursuits

Paris Makes a Bid to Steal Art Spotlight From London

By James Tarmy

Paris Makes a Bid to Steal Art Spotlight From London

F1 Want Women in the Cockpit for First Time Since 1976

By Hannah Elliott

F1 Want Women in the Cockpit for First Time Since 1976

Flour Made From Food Waste Is Coming for Your Cookies

By Kate Krader

Flour Made From Food Waste Is Coming for Your Cookies

The 2023 Betting Odds on Sports, Movies, Late-Night TV and More

By Mark Glassman and Justin Ocean

The 2023 Betting Odds on Sports, Movies, Late-Night TV and More

The Best Extended-Stay Hotels Now Feel Like Home—But Fancier

By Lebawit Lily Girma

HYATT HOUSE KANAZAWA

NFL’s Plan to Reduce Injuries Involves More Machine Learning

By Michael Croley

NFL’s Plan to Reduce Injuries Involves More Machine Learning

Five Ways Wine Will Change in 2023

By Elin McCoy

Five Ways Wine Will Change in 2023

The Year Ahead/Last Thing

The Year Ahead/Last Thing

On the Hot Seat for 2023: Masayoshi Son, Changpeng Zhao and More

By Bloomberg Businessweek

On the Hot Seat for 2023: Masayoshi Son, Changpeng Zhao and More

The Year Ahead/Backpage

The Year Ahead/Backpage

What We Got Right and Wrong About 2022

By Bloomberg Businessweek

What We Got Right and Wrong About 2022