The Mystery of the Murdered Billionaires - October 29, 2018 Issue

October 29, 2018 Issue

Who Killed the Billionaire Founder of a Generic Drug Empire?

Who Killed the Billionaire Founder of a Generic Drug Empire?

By Matthew Campbell

The Bloomberg View

The Bloomberg View

It’s Wrong to Abandon the INF Treaty

By The Editors

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Remarks

Remarks

Turkish Outrage Over Khashoggi Hints at Changing World Order

By Marc Champion

Erdogan Addresses Khashoggi Killing in Speech to Turkish Parliament

How U.S. Policy on Iran Got Stuck Between Saudi Arabia and Kuwait

By Javier Blas

How U.S. Policy on Iran Got Stuck Between Saudi Arabia and Kuwait

Business

Business

Warby Parker Is Coming to a Suburban Mall Near You

By Matthew Townsend

Warby Parker Is Coming to a Suburban Mall Near You

First-Class Flying Is Back, and It’s More Luxurious Than Ever

By Richard Weiss

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Fast-Food Restaurants Aim to Revive After-Lunch Sales

By Leslie Patton

Fast-Food Restaurants Aim to Revive After-Lunch Sales

Technology

Technology

India Has Already Hit Record Number of $1 Billion Startups This Year

By Saritha Rai

India Has Already Hit Record Number of $1 Billion Startups This Year

Facebook Hasn’t Learned Anything

By Sarah Frier and Thomas Seal

Facebook Hasn’t Learned Anything

Now Apps Can Track You Even After You Uninstall Them

By Gerrit De Vynck

Now Apps Can Track You Even After You Uninstall Them

This AI Startup Generates Legal Papers Without Lawyers, and Suggests a Ruling

By Patrick Gillespie

This AI Startup Generates Legal Papers Without Lawyers, and Suggests a Ruling

Finance

Finance

Boise and Reno Capitalize on the California Real Estate Exodus

By Prashant Gopal and Noah Buhayar

Boise and Reno Capitalize on the California Real Estate Exodus

Anybody Want Bitcoin Futures? Anybody?

By Lily Katz and Nick Baker

Anybody Want Bitcoin Futures? Anybody?

Why Fintech Startups Love Singapore’s Hawk-Eyed Central Banker

By Yoolim Lee and Chanyaporn Chanjaroen

Why Fintech Startups Love Singapore’s Hawk-Eyed Central Banker

Economics

Economics

Now Is Not a Good Time to Skimp on Worker Training

By Peter Coy

Now Is Not a Good Time to Skimp on Worker Training

Volcker Recalls Another Time the Fed Clashed With the President

By Christine Harper

Volcker Recalls Another Time the Fed Clashed With the President

Politics

Politics

There’s a Diesel Cloud Hanging Over Angela Merkel

By Birgit Jennen, Karin Matussek and Elisabeth Behrmann

There’s a Diesel Cloud Hanging Over Angela Merkel

Poland’s Populists Are Suddenly Vulnerable

By Wojciech Moskwa and Marek Strzelecki

Poland’s Populists Are Suddenly Vulnerable

Brazil’s Bolsonaros Have a Shrine to the NRA

By Rachel Gamarski and Simone Preissler Iglesias

Office Of Eduardo Bolsonaro

Solutions/The Cloud

Solutions/The Cloud

The U.S.-China Trade War Means Alibaba Is Producing Its Own Chips

By Mark Bergen

The U.S.-China Trade War Means Alibaba Is Producing Its Own Chips

Puerto Rico Is Fighting Zika With Cloud Technology

By Nick Leiber

Puerto Rico Is Fighting Zika With Cloud Technology

Microsoft and Amazon See Growth in Middle Eastern Cloud Services

By Dina Bass

Microsoft and Amazon See Growth in Middle Eastern Cloud Services

Features

Features

Who Killed the Billionaire Founder of a Generic Drug Empire?

By Matthew Campbell

Who Killed the Billionaire Founder of a Generic Drug Empire?

Tom Barrack Got Trump Right, Then Things Went Wrong

By Caleb Melby

Tom Barrack Got Trump Right, Then Things Went Wrong

Crash-Test Dummies Are Getting Fatter Because We Are, Too

By Bryan Gruley

Crash-Test Dummies Are Getting Fatter Because We Are, Too

Pursuits

Pursuits

The Small Dealers Shaping the Vintage Watch Business

By Kim Bhasin

The Small Dealers Shaping the Vintage Watch Business

The Small Details That Separate Good Vintage Watches From Great Ones

By Stephen Pulvirent

The Small Details That Separate Good Vintage Watches From Great Ones

Uber’s Secret Restaurant Empire

By Kate Krader

Uber’s Secret Restaurant Empire

Tented Camps Are Fast Becoming the World’s Best Resorts

By Nikki Ekstein

Tented Camps Are Fast Becoming the World’s Best Resorts

Here’s One Indulgent Way to Stand Out at Work

By Daniel Taub

Here’s One Indulgent Way to Stand Out at Work

Own the Chair That Frank Lloyd Wright Saved for His Personal Home

By James Gaddy

Own the Chair That Frank Lloyd Wright Saved for His Personal Home

Last Thing

Last Thing

GE’s $23 Billion Writedown Stems From a Bad Bet on Fossil Fuels

By Brooke Sutherland

GE’s $23 Billion Writedown Stems From a Bad Bet on Fossil Fuels