How China’s 36th-Best Car Company Saved Volvo - May 28, 2018 Issue

May 28, 2018 Issue

How China’s 36th-Best Car Company Saved Volvo

How China’s 36th-Best Car Company Saved Volvo

By Bryan Gruley and Jamie Butters

The Bloomberg View

The Bloomberg View

Simplify the Volcker Rule; Don’t Weaken It

By The Editors

What’s he thinking?

Remarks

Remarks

Europe Is Ready to Move On From Brexit

By Ferdinando Giugliano

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Why Can’t North Korea Keep Up With the Neighbors?

By Marc Champion

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Business

Business

GM Is Building Cheap Cars for China’s Masses

By David Welch

GM Is Building Cheap Cars for China’s Masses

Apps Are Coming for Your Happy Hour

By Thomas Buckley

Apps Are Coming for Your Happy Hour

Technology

Technology

Shocking the Spine Offers an Alternative to Opioids

By Michelle Cortez

Shocking the Spine Offers an Alternative to Opioids

We’re Not Running Any Crypto Scams, Regardless of What Twitter Says

By Olga Kharif and Lily Katz

We’re Not Running Any Crypto Scams, Regardless of What Twitter Says

Heard the One About the Robot Comedian?

By Clayton Purdom

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Finance

Finance

Getting Rich on Government-Backed Mortgages

By Prashant Gopal

Angelo Christian

As Smart-Beta Spreads, Former Fan Wonders If It's Actually Dumb

By Sarah Ponczek

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Economics

Economics

Here's What Oil at $70 Means for the World Economy

By Enda Curran, Rich Miller and Michelle Jamrisko

IRAN-TEHRAN-OIL AND GAS EXHIBITION

What’s Discouraging Millennials From Starting a Family?

By Peter Coy

What’s Discouraging Millennials From Starting a Family?

Coffee Waste Is Now Fetching a 480% Premium Over Coffee Itself

By Marvin G Perez and Leslie Patton

Aida Batlle performing a quality tasting of a cascara tea in Santa Ana, El Salvador.

Politics

Politics

Mick Mulvaney Is Having a Blast Running the Agency He Detests

By Devin Leonard and Elizabeth Dexheimer

Mick Mulvaney Is Having a Blast Running the Agency He Detests

U.S. Sanction Power May Be Reaching Its Limit

By Ben Holland

Iranians burn American flags during a demonstration outside the former U.S. embassy in Tehran on May 9, 2018.

Features

Features

How China’s 36th-Best Car Company Saved Volvo

By Bryan Gruley and Jamie Butters

A 2019 S60, under wraps. It will be the first U.S.-made Volvo.

How Not to Negotiate a $6.1 Billion Deal

By Drake Bennett

How Not to Negotiate a $6.1 Billion Deal

Why Do Americans Stay When Their Town Has No Future?

By Alec MacGillis

John Arnett fishes with a friend and former co-worker on the Ohio River. Behind them is Arnett’s workplace since 2004, J.M. Stuart Station, one of two coal-fired power plants in Adams County, Ohio. They’re scheduled to close in June.

Trump’s Indonesian Partner Thought This Would Be More Fun

By Stephanie Baker and Karlis Salna

Trump’s Indonesian Partner Thought This Would Be More Fun

Pursuits

Pursuits

Flat-Track Racing Is the Most Exciting Sport You’ve Never Heard Of

By Hannah Elliott

Flat-Track Racing Is the Most Exciting Sport You’ve Never Heard Of

We Read All the New Books on Leadership So You Don’t Have To

By Arianne Cohen

We Read All the New Books on Leadership So You Don’t Have To

This Private Island Hotel Has Only One Suite

By Mark Ellwood

This Private Island Hotel Has Only One Suite

It’s Time to Rethink Vermouth

By Matthew Kronsberg

It’s Time to Rethink Vermouth

A Smart Telescope That Puts the Universe in the Palm of Your Hand

By Matthew Kronsberg

A Smart Telescope That Puts the Universe in the Palm of Your Hand

The Proactiv Dermatologists Break the Billion-Dollar Barrier—Again

By Arianne Cohen

Katie Rodan and Kathy Fields.