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'It Was Engineering That Would Have To Bend '

How Did Boeing, Renowned For Its Engineering Culture, End Up In Such A Tailspin? By Putting Its Bottom Line Above All Else

The HGTV Generation Gets Flipped

Rookie real estate investors and rehabbers get their first taste of a downturn

Year Of The Pig Apocalypse

The ripple effects of China’s epidemic of African swine fever could reach as far as Brazil

We Are The 1%

In the winner-take-all world of Big Business, the rich companies are getting richer and the poor poorer

Violence Raises Oil Risk In Mexico

Fuel thieves could prompt foreign companies to rethink investing in the industry

A Haven For The Hunted

Anantara Golden Triangle, a fivestar resort in northern Thailand, is one of the only places on Earth where you can ethically interact with elephants in the wild

The Pressure Rises In Catalonia

Separatists clash with authorities in advance of an Oct. 1 vote on independence

Ginni Rometty CEO, IBM

The leader of America’s oldest tech company talks to Bloomberg Businessweek Editor Megan Murphy about the promise and threat of AI (and Watson), Charlottesville, and being a role model

Pursuits

Green Is GoldA call for tennis players of all abilities to get out on the grass. Plus, a viewer’s guide to Wimbledon.

DeWalt Demo Hammer

Equal parts hammer and crowbar, this next generation tool does it all.

A Lawyer Stalks Wall Street Banks

How Dan Brockett got a $250 million trophy to hang on his wall.

Changing Lanes

At the self-driving freight startup Starsky Robotics, truckers work alongside the coders who are trying to eliminate their jobs.

Three For The Road

Testing a trio of top sports coupes to find the best in style, handling, speed, and comfort. Here’s how they stack up.

There's No ‘I' in Tone House

New York’s hottest—and hardest —workout taps into adults’ nostalgia for team sports.

The No.1 Airline Gets Its Wings Clipped

The blockade of Qatar Airways’ home base is causing problems for the carrier.

Where Minority-Worker Networks Are Passe

Deloitte is nixing employee affinity groups for women and minorities—fixtures at many large companies—and replacing them with inclusion councils that have white men. Behind the change: millennials.

When Nature Gets An Insurance Policy

A coral reef off the Mexican coast will soon be underwritten by Swiss Re.

Now It's Revamp, Not Replace

The Trump administration’s stated goals in renegotiating the three-nation Nafta trade pact are surprisingly modest. 

After The Bombs Have Fallen

With Islamic State on the brink of battle field defeat, the U.S. and Europe confront the threat at home.

The Bugatti Buyer

Only 500 Chiron supercars—price tag: almost $3 million—will be made. Yet some collectors already have two. Who are these people? 

Pretty Good. Not Good Enough

Fidelity Magellan Fund has made a comeback, but investors are skeptical of active managers

Global Trade Is Slowing

Nations are imposing tariffs on steel and biodiesel, and fleets are shrinking“China had a great run, but it’s over”

Generics Makers Need A Different Strategy

Plunging prices have led manufacturers to stop producing some common but critical drugs

The Winding Road To A Long-Term Stock Market

Eric Ries is trying to create a new kind of exchange. But do investors really want that?

A Solution To The Housing Squeeze

U.S. cities are rewriting regulations to enable more granny flats

Is Canada Building A Bridge Too Far?

The Trudeau government spars with a U.S. family to put up a span into Detroit

Faces of The Venezuelan Exodus

 The country suffers a brain drain as professionals flee a crumbling economy  “They’re all here driving Ubers, washing cars, anything”

May's Small-Town Brexit Strategy

Walsall voted to leave the EU. Will it abandon Labour next? “This time I won’t bother. I can’t see what’s being done”

Cruises Could Be Big Winners In Cuba

The once-taboo island lacks tourism infrastructure. Ship operators hope to change that“The cruise business is the only one that’s going to have a bonanza in Cuba”

The Bitter Taste Of Italy's Recovery

The economy is growing, but so is uncertainty. That’s lifting populists and nationalists