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The $10 Billion Startup Training AI to Replace the White-Collar Workforce — Damien Maloney for Bloomberg Businessweek

The $10 Billion Startup Training AI to Replace the White-Collar Workforce

OpenTable Won Over the Wrong Customers, Then Changed Course — Alanna Hale for Bloomberg Businessweek

OpenTable Won Over the Wrong Customers, Then Changed Course

The pioneering reservation app was losing marquee restaurant groups before its chief executive made some big changes.

The AI School Bus Camera Company Blanketing America in Tickets — Greg Kahn for Bloomberg Businessweek

The AI School Bus Camera Company Blanketing America in Tickets

BusPatrol says its technology helps curb dangerous driving at no cost to cities. Public records from across the US often tell a different story.

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The World’s Anti-Recession Guardrails Are Weaker Than Ever — Atta Kenare/AFP/Getty Images

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Analysts at Bloomberg Intelligence have sifted through thousands of publicly traded companies to highlight a select few worthy of investors’ attention.

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The Viral Japanese Planner That Has TikTok Getting Organized — Photo illustration: Ryan Haskins for Bloomberg Businessweek; photos: Hobonichi (10)

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America’s Love of Ube Is Straining Supplies in the Philippines

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Unilever Bets Big on Gummies as Next Frontier in Wellness — Jared Siskin/Getty Images

Unilever Bets Big on Gummies as Next Frontier in Wellness

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Ozempic Users Actually Spend More Dining Out. Smart Restaurants Are Adapting — Sebastian Mast for Bloomberg Businessweek

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The weight loss revolution could be a good thing for the food service industry.

Why America’s Fridges Are Overflowing With Sauce — Rui Pu for Bloomberg Businessweek; Photos: Shutterstock (6)

Why America’s Fridges Are Overflowing With Sauce

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The Boom in ‘Better for You’ Kid Snacks Is Worse for Parents

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A Walk With

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‘Not Our War’: NATO Learns to Tell Trump No — 731; Photos: AP Photo, Getty Images (2)

‘Not Our War’: NATO Learns to Tell Trump No

Allies showed some spine in resisting demands to jump into the Iran conflict.

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The Enormous Financial Cost of Three Weeks of War in Iran

An estimated $11 billion was spent in just the first six days.

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Trump’s Foreign Adventures Will Cost Taxpayers Billions

In the past, the US raised taxes to pay for military action. Now it’s piled onto the debt.

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Trump’s Tumultuous Year Pushing the Limits of Presidential Power

A ridiculously quick, necessarily incomplete breakdown of Donald Trump’s attempt to rewrite the rules of the presidency—and whether it’s working.

Democrats From Schumer to Mamdani to AOC Face Big Year in 2026 — Getty Images

Democrats From Schumer to Mamdani to AOC Face Big Year in 2026

The party’s frustrated upstarts aim to shake up its leadership with a big year coming up for US politics.

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Quince’s Best-Kept Secret Isn’t Its Cheap Cashmere and Couches

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We’re All Just ‘Monitoring the Situation’

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Rising Competition Means More Business School Scholarships

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For Prospective B-School Students, It’s All About ROI

Why MBA Tuition Keeps Rising

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The Real March Madness Is the Corporate Race to Ink Viral Stars

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Unilever Bets Big on Gummies as Next Frontier in Wellness

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Ozempic Users Actually Spend More Dining Out. Smart Restaurants Are Adapting — Sebastian Mast for Bloomberg Businessweek

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The Boom in ‘Better for You’ Kid Snacks Is Worse for Parents — Andria Lo for Bloomberg Businessweek

The Boom in ‘Better for You’ Kid Snacks Is Worse for Parents

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Wes Kosova on global politics

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‘Not Our War’: NATO Learns to Tell Trump No

Allies showed some spine in resisting demands to jump into the Iran conflict.

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The Enormous Financial Cost of Three Weeks of War in Iran

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Trump’s Foreign Adventures Will Cost Taxpayers Billions

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Trump’s Tumultuous Year Pushing the Limits of Presidential Power — Photo illustration: 731

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Democrats From Schumer to Mamdani to AOC Face Big Year in 2026 — Getty Images

Democrats From Schumer to Mamdani to AOC Face Big Year in 2026

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0309_FIELDDAY_MADNESS_01-HP-STATIC — Alex Gamsu Jenkins for Bloomberg Businessweek

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