Shady Loans Are Bankrupting America’s Small Businesses - November 26, 2018 Issue

November 26, 2018 Issue

The Predatory Lending Machine Crushing Small Businesses Across America

The Predatory Lending Machine Crushing Small Businesses Across America

By Zachary Mider, Zeke Faux, David Ingold and Dimitrios Pogkas

The Bloomberg View

The Bloomberg View

Putting Some Intelligence Into Military Spending

By The Editors

U.S. Air Force Thunderbird Flight Demonstration Team

Remarks

Remarks

The Homeless Crisis Is Getting Worse in America’s Richest Cities

By Noah Buhayar and Esmé E Deprez

The Homeless Crisis Is Getting Worse in America’s Richest Cities

Business

Business

The End of the Cult of Ghosn

By Ania Nussbaum, Jie Ma, Elisabeth Behrmann, Benedikt Kammel, Chris Reiter, Gearoid Reidy and Kae Inoue

The End of the Cult of Ghosn

Carlos Ghosn Was a Superhero in Japan Before His Fall

By Brian Bremner

Carlos Ghosn Was a Superhero in Japan Before His Fall

China’s Christmas Village Isn’t Worried About Trump’s Trade War

By Bloomberg News

China’s Christmas Village Isn’t Worried About Trump’s Trade War

Technology

Technology

This Silicon Valley Space Startup Could Lace the Atmosphere With Mercury

By Ben Elgin

This Silicon Valley Space Startup Could Lace the Atmosphere With Mercury

This Company Is Helping Build China’s Panopticon. It Won’t Stop There

By David Ramli and Mark Bergen

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Finance

Finance

Free Vacations, $100,000 Discounts: Homebuilders Get Desperate

By Prashant Gopal

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That Urgent Email From Your Boss Could Be a Dangerous Fake

By Sheridan Prasso

That Urgent Email From Your Boss Could Be a Dangerous Fake

Tech Rout Puts Silicon Valley on Edge

By Sarah Ponczek and Jeran Wittenstein

Tech Rout Puts Silicon Valley on Edge

‘Get Me Out’: Investors Sour on Market Strewn by Tape Bombs

By Lu Wang, Elena Popina and Vildana Hajric

Last Day Of Trading For 2017 On The Floor Of The NYSE

Economics

Economics

India in Spotlight as Global Central Banks Battle Populists

By Anirban Nag

Key Speakers at The Singapore FinTech Festival

South Africa’s Path to Land Reform Is Riddled With Pitfalls

By Sam Mkokeli

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Puerto Rico’s $300-an-Hour Demographer Catches Heat From Bondholders

By Jonathan Levin and Yalixa Rivera

Puerto Rico’s $300-an-Hour Demographer Catches Heat From Bondholders

Politics

Politics

The EU Is More Worried About Italy Than Brexit

By Rodney Jefferson, Alan Crawford and John Follain

The EU Is More Worried About Italy Than Brexit

New Obstacles Arise for the New Nafta

By Shawn Donnan and Erik Wasson

New Obstacles Arise for the New Nafta

Democrats’ Top Election Lawyer Has His Eyes on 2020

By Bill Allison

Democrats’ Top Election Lawyer Has His Eyes on 2020

Features

Features

The Predatory Lending Machine Crushing Small Businesses Across America

By Zachary Mider, Zeke Faux, David Ingold and Dimitrios Pogkas

The Predatory Lending Machine Crushing Small Businesses Across America

Did Elon Musk Forget About Buffalo?

By Austin Carr and Brian Eckhouse

Did Elon Musk Forget About Buffalo?

The Forgotten Legend of Silicon Valley’s Flying Saucer Man

By Ashlee Vance

Collection of the Oakland Museum of California

The Triple Jeopardy of a Chinese Math Prodigy

By Kit Chellel and Jeremy Hodges

The Triple Jeopardy of a Chinese Math Prodigy

The EPA Can’t Wait to Reopen the Mine That Poisoned North Idaho

By Peter Waldman

The EPA Can’t Wait to Reopen the Mine That Poisoned North Idaho

Trouble in the Congo: The Misadventures of Glencore

By Franz Wild, Vernon Silver and William Clowes

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Pursuits

Pursuits

Travel Hacks A to Z: Tips to Beat Jet Lag, Lines, Theft, Hangovers

By Nikki Ekstein

Travel Hacks A to Z: Tips to Beat Jet Lag, Lines, Theft, Hangovers

The Future of Auction Houses May Depend on Cheap Art

By James Tarmy

Persian Isfahan Carpet

Rubies Have Never Been More Expensive—or Ubiquitous

By Mark Ellwood

Rubies Have Never Been More Expensive—or Ubiquitous

Why Fashion Brands All Seem to Be Using the Same Font

By Rob Walker

Why Fashion Brands All Seem to Be Using the Same Font

Why True Music Lovers Should Invest in a Pair of In-Ear Monitors

By Matthew Kronsberg

Why True Music Lovers Should Invest in a Pair of In-Ear Monitors

Last Thing

Last Thing

Facebook’s Profit Margin Is Shrinking, But Not for the Reason You Think

By Shira Ovide

Facebook’s Profit Margin Is Shrinking, But Not for the Reason You Think