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Winging It

Amazon got into the air cargo business to guarantee fast delivery» But when a risk-taking tech giant tries to commandeer a risk-averse industry, not everything goes smoothly

Faulty Towers

Wind turbine breakdowns have bedeviled manufacturers in the US and Europe

FOREVER 18?

Middle-aged tech centimillionaire Bryan Johnson and his team of 30 doctors say they have a plan to reboot his body

A Natural Touch For Jewelry

Collectors clamor for Emmanuel Tarpin’s one-of-a-kind pieces.

INDEPENDENTS DAY

Small watchmakers are soaring thanks to a boom in timepiece: collecting and a supply crunch among the most famous Swiss brands.

ChatGPT Is Hungry For the Cloud

The computing power needed for modern AI is shaping its technical development and business model

The Cost of Going Off the Cliff

Bloomberg Economics has modeled the effects of a protracted debt ceiling standoff—and they’re horrendous

How to Spot A Recession

Predicting the arrival of a downturn is notoriously difficult

Avoiding the Hated Down Round

Struggling private companies are finding creative ways to raise cash without accepting a lower valuation

Boeing's 737 Max Can't Shake Its Past

Families of those who died in two crashes are challenging the government's immunity deal

When Quitting Comes With Hurdles

Workers at Concentra must pay up to four months' salary to leave early, part of a trend to restrict employee turnover

Global Domination

China has quietly become a major exporter of autos, passing the US and South Korea

Trolling While on Autopilot

Amid falling demand and sudden price cuts, Elon Musk seems determined to take a blowtorch to his car company’s brand

The Government Goes After Google Again

A suit attempting to break up the company’s ad-tech business may be its most serious legal threat in years

Spinning Profits From Slow Justice

A bet on an airline that went bust four decades ago heads toward a 100 million payoff

The Word That Went Unsaid at Davos

The outlook among global leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, in mid-January ranged from cautiously optimistic to unapologetically positive. Attendees interviewed by Bloomberg News during the proceedings talked about the reopening of China, the warmer-than-expected winter, which has helped keep energy prices down, and the expected surge in other commodity prices that hasn't occurred.

Monster Truck

Mercedes makes the G-Wagen bigger, badder and in a way I didn't think possible better.

Big Brother at Bargain

NSO Group and its rivals have made military-grade surveillance software shockingly affordable. The way it was used against the real-life hero of Hotel Rwanda might finally force lawmakers' hands

Israel's Tech Investors Take a Stand

Executives at startups and VCs are speaking out against a plan to weaken the judiciary

Innovation - Methanol Goes Green

An Icelandic company’s head start producing the sustainable fuel is poised to pay off

Sunny With Intermittent Showers

The US solar industry is running into some obstacles

Tackling Textile Waste

A machine that sorts unwearable clothing is helping divert items away from landfill

These Watches Are Not for You

Max Büsser and his band of revolutionaries made products they themselves wanted-and built a huge fandom on the way.

A Rite for Sore Eyes

Therabody’s new high-tech massager is a balm for screen-time headaches.

How Much Can I Make?

It's what everybody wants to know before buying a franchise-and although there's no guaranteed answer, you can learn a lot by asking the right questions. Here's how.

When Employees Go, Data Can Leave, Too

Cybersecurity professionals fear that job cuts can lead to vulnerabilities

Are You an Entrepreneur... or a Systempreneur?

It's the first question any potential franchisee should ask themselves. Here’s how to find the answer.

What the Big Moment Looks Like

Want to be a franchisee? The last big step is often called "Discovery Day," where you decide to sign...or not! We followed four people on their big moment at Unleashed Brands.

Betty Buzz – Every Little Detail

Do you obsess? Overthink? Plan to perfection? Blake Lively used to hide those instincts in herself-but by learning to channel them, she built a business that's selling millions.

Talk of Decoupling Is Mostly Just That

The battle between Washington and Beijing over tech curbs hasn't hit trade flows broadly