How Boeing Seized the Sky - February 19, 2018 Issue

February 19, 2018 Issue

Boeing Is Killing It by Squeezing Its Suppliers

Boeing Is Killing It by Squeezing Its Suppliers

By Julie Johnsson and Peter Robison

Remarks

Remarks

Doesn’t Anyone Care About Deficits Anymore?

By Peter Coy and Sahil Kapur

Doesn’t Anyone Care About Deficits Anymore?

While Washington Spends, China Moves to Cut Its $30 Trillion Debt Load

By Brian Bremner

While Washington Spends, China Moves to Cut Its $30 Trillion Debt Load

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It Never Hurts to Talk

By The Editors

The silent treatment.

Business

Business

What Stands Between Bezos, Buffett, and Dimon and a Health-Care Fix

By Cynthia Koons and Robert Langreth

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European Sports Are Ditching Scantily Clad Women

By Carol Matlack

F1 Grand Prix of Russia

Supertall Towers Are Driving an Elevator Revolution

By Niclas Rolander

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Technology

Technology

Silicon Valley’s Singularity University Has Some Serious Reality Problems

By Sarah McBride

Silicon Valley’s Singularity University Has Some Serious Reality Problems

No, Really, Save That Placenta

By Paul Tullis

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Sky-High Salaries Are the Weapons in the AI Talent War

By Jeremy Kahn

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The Outlandish, Scary Schemes Being Studied to Cool the Planet

By Brian K. Sullivan

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Finance

Finance

This Is the Market’s Latest Problem Child

By Rachel Evans and Carolina Wilson

Trading On The Floor Of The NYSE As Stock Slide Slows After Early Drop

Bob Diamond Gets Behind the Humble Bank Loan—in Risky Italy

By Edward Robinson, Sonia Sirletti and Elisa Martinuzzi

Bob Diamond, chief executive officer of Atlas Merchant Capital.

Exxon Sues the Suers in Fierce Climate-Change Case

By Bob Van Voris

An Exxon Mobil Corp. Gas Station Ahead Of Earnings Figures

Economics

Economics

Italy’s Recovery Has a Bitter Aftertaste

By Chiara Albanese and Alessandra Migliaccio

Vittoria Maschietto: “I feel like I’m stalled.”

This Far-Right Italian Politician Is Relying on Social Media to Spread Her Message

By Vernon Silver

Brothers of Italy leader Meloni at a national assembly of the party in Bologna on Jan. 13.

What Happened to China’s Baby Bump?

By Dexter Roberts

What Happened to China’s Baby Bump?

Stock Options Are A `Complete Mess' in India Despite Tech Boom

By Saritha Rai

General Images of Indian Economy Ahead of Budget

Politics

Politics

Angela Merkel Pays a Steep Price to Stay in Power

By Patrick Donahue, Arne Delfs and Rainer Buergin

Angela Merkel Pays a Steep Price to Stay in Power

In Exile, Bannon Sounds the #MeToo Alarm

By Joshua Green

In Exile, Bannon Sounds the #MeToo Alarm

U.S. Strikes Killed Scores of Russia Fighters in Syria, Sources Say

By Stepan Kravchenko, Henry Meyer and Margaret Talev

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Features

Features

Boeing Is Killing It by Squeezing Its Suppliers

By Julie Johnsson and Peter Robison

Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg.

A Chinese Casino Has Conquered a Piece of America

By Matthew Campbell

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WWE Is Laying the Smackdown on the World

By Felix Gillette and Kim Bhasin

Mickie James (right) and Natalya at WrestleMania 33 in Orlando on April 2, 2017.

Pursuits

Pursuits

The Best Mexican Food in Europe

By Richard Vines

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Luxury Automakers Are Finally Discovering the Power of Women Buyers

By Hannah Elliott

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Why Madagascar Should Be Your Bucket-List Trip This Year

By Brandon Presser

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Black Panther Review: When Careful Planning Meets the Perfect Moment

By Alex Bhattacharji

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This Nut Oil From the Philippines Is the New Secret to Beautiful Skin

By Chris Rovzar and Aja Mangum

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The Inventor of Prepaid Debit Cards Is Going Mobile

By Jennifer Surane

The Inventor of Prepaid Debit Cards Is Going Mobile