How Not to Cure Cancer - June 17, 2019 Issue

June 17, 2019 Issue

The U.S. Is Purging Chinese Cancer Researchers From Top Institutions

The U.S. Is Purging Chinese Cancer Researchers From Top Institutions

By Peter Waldman

Bloomberg Opinion

Bloomberg Opinion

The World Should Not Fail Sudan

By The Editors

TOPSHOT-SUDAN-UNREST-POLITICS

Remarks

Remarks

How to Freeze Your Salary: Get Pregnant

By Claire Suddath

How to Freeze Your Salary: Get Pregnant

The EU’s Secret Plan for a Catastrophic Grexit

By Viktoria Dendrinou and Eleni Varvitsioti

The EU’s Secret Plan for a Catastrophic Grexit

Business

Business

The Clock Is Ticking on Armani’s Empire of Timeless Fashion

By Robert Williams

The Clock Is Ticking on Armani’s Empire of Timeless Fashion

Lufthansa Forecast Looks Cloudy With Little Chance of Profit

By William Wilkes

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AstraZeneca Markets an Herbal-Based Remedy to Expand in China

By John Lauerman

AstraZeneca Markets an Herbal-Based Remedy to Expand in China

Technology

Technology

DJI’s New Drone for Kids Is a $500 Tank That Fires Lasers and Pellets

By Ashlee Vance

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The U.S.-China Race for Tech Dominance Is the Worst Game of Twister Ever

By Marc Champion

The U.S.-China Race for Tech Dominance Is the Worst Game of Twister Ever

Upgrade Your Memory With a Surgically Implanted Chip

By Caroline Winter

Upgrade Your Memory With a Surgically Implanted Chip

Finance

Finance

Regulators Alarmed by Risky Loans, But Don’t Know Who Holds Them

By Sally Bakewell and Thomas Beardsworth

Chinese Yuan, Hong Kong Dollar and U.S. Dollar Banknotes

When an Eight-Figure IPO Windfall Can Mean a Zero-Digit Tax Bill

By Ben Steverman

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Why the Dutch Hate Bankers

By Ruben Munsterman

Why the Dutch Hate Bankers

Slack’s Direct Listing Leaves Wall Street Fighting for Fees

By Sonali Basak, Ellen Huet and Crystal Tse

Slack’s Direct Listing Leaves Wall Street Fighting for Fees

Economics

Economics

The New Pemex Chief’s Corruption Crusade Isn’t Winning Over Investors

By Amy Stillman

The New Pemex Chief’s Corruption Crusade Isn’t Winning Over Investors

The People’s Bank of China Finally Offers a Peek Behind the Curtain

By Bloomberg News

The People’s Bank of China Finally Offers a Peek Behind the Curtain

Exiles Target Cruise, Hotel Companies to Recoup Their Piece of Cuba

By Jonathan Levin and Stephen Wicary

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Politics

Politics

Trump’s Trustbusters Bring Microsoft Lessons to Big Tech Fight

By David McLaughlin, Naomi Nix and Daniel Stoller

Trump’s Trustbusters Bring Microsoft Lessons to Big Tech Fight

A Tiny Tyranny in Equatorial Guinea Sustained by Oil Riches

By Alonso Soto

A Tiny Tyranny in Equatorial Guinea Sustained by Oil Riches

The Race for Top ECB Job Is a Proxy Battle Between Merkel and Macron

By Ian Wishart and Paul Gordon

U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May Attends EU Leaders Summit Following Brexit Legislation Defeat

Trump Tries to Follow the Rules to Win on Deregulation

By Kartikay Mehrotra

Trump Tries to Follow the Rules to Win on Deregulation

Solutions/Breakaway CEOs

Solutions/Breakaway CEOs

Are You Clueless About Clothes? Stitch Fix Has an Algorithm for That

By Sarah McBride

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Motorcycle Maker KTM Passes Harley and Aims at Kawasaki

By Richard Weiss

Motorcycle Maker KTM Passes Harley and Aims at Kawasaki

Features

Features

The U.S. Is Purging Chinese Cancer Researchers From Top Institutions

By Peter Waldman

The U.S. Is Purging Chinese Cancer Researchers From Top Institutions

Comcast CEO’s Son Wants to Turn Philly Into an E-Sports Town

By Christopher Palmeri

Comcast CEO’s Son Wants to Turn Philly Into an E-Sports Town

GE’s Larry Culp Faces Ultimate CEO Test in Trying to Save a Once-Great Company

By Bryan Gruley, Rick Clough and Polly Mosendz

GE’s Larry Culp Faces Ultimate CEO Test in Trying to Save a Once-Great Company

Was Jack Welch Really That Good?

By Joe Nocera

Was Jack Welch Really That Good?

Bryan Goldberg Would Like to Buy Your Dying Online Media Property

By Gerry Smith

Bryan Goldberg Would Like to Buy Your Dying Online Media Property

Pursuits

Pursuits

Old-Fashioned Patriotism Pops Up in Contemporary Art’s Front Yard

By James Tarmy

Old-Fashioned Patriotism Pops Up in Contemporary Art’s Front Yard

Uber Wants Your Next Big Mac to Be Delivered by Drone

By Kate Krader

Uber Wants Your Next Big Mac to Be Delivered by Drone

There’s More Than Just Looks to Consider When Buying a Pendant Light

By Ami Kealoha

There’s More Than Just Looks to Consider When Buying a Pendant Light

Velcro, a Staple of 1980s Kids’ Clothes, Secures Comeback Status

By Jason Sheeler

Velcro, a Staple of 1980s Kids’ Clothes, Secures Comeback Status

Audemars Piguet Launched a New Line of Watches. This Is the Best One

By Chris Rovzar

Audemars Piguet Launched a New Line of Watches. This Is the Best One

BMW’s 8 Series Convertible Is Like a Bentley for $100,000 Less

By Hannah Elliott

BMW’s 8 Series Convertible Is Like a Bentley for $100,000 Less

Last Thing

Last Thing

Alibaba’s Hong Kong Share Offering Should Worry U.S. Markets

By Nisha Gopalan

Alibaba’s Hong Kong Share Offering Should Worry U.S. Markets