Can You Trust Generics? - September 16, 2019 Issue

September 16, 2019 Issue

Carcinogens Have Infiltrated the Generic Drug Supply in the U.S.

Carcinogens Have Infiltrated the Generic Drug Supply in the U.S.

By Anna Edney, Susan Berfield and Evelyn Yu

Bloomberg Opinion

Bloomberg Opinion

Trump’s Wall Threatens the Nation’s Defenses

By The Editors

Border Wall

Remarks

Remarks

Nobody Benefits From a U.S.-China Trade War With No End in Sight

By Peter Coy

Nobody Benefits From a U.S.-China Trade War With No End in Sight

The NFL Will Stream Games Once It’s Good and Ready, Just Not Yet

By Joe Nocera

The NFL Will Stream Games Once It’s Good and Ready, Just Not Yet

Business

Business

Cruise Ship Companies Are Finding It Hard to Quit Carbon

By Greg Ritchie

Cruise Ship Companies Are Finding It Hard to Quit Carbon

The $24 Billion Online Casino Boom China Is Struggling to Halt

By K Oanh Ha, Jinshan Hong and Andreo Calonzo

The $24 Billion Online Casino Boom China Is Struggling to Halt

After World Cup Success, Women’s Soccer Aims for the Big Leagues

By David Hellier and Angelina Rascouet

After World Cup Success, Women’s Soccer Aims for the Big Leagues

Superbugs Deadlier Than Cancer Put Chemotherapy Into Question

By Jason Gale

A 3D model of carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae.

Technology

Technology

Alibaba’s New Chairman Says He Has to Reinvent Retail Before Someone Else Does

By Peter Elstrom and Lulu Chen

Alibaba’s New Chairman Says He Has to Reinvent Retail Before Someone Else Does

DNA Company Tampered With Results, Former Employees Say

By Kristen V Brown

DNA Company Tampered With Results, Former Employees Say

Microsoft Says Trump Is Treating Huawei Unfairly

By Dina Bass

Latest Tech At The IFA Consumer Electronics Fair

How Much Titanium Is Really in the Titanium Apple Card?

By Mark Gurman

How Much Titanium Is Really in the Titanium Apple Card?

Finance

Finance

Banks Are Finally Starting to Account for Climate Change Risk

By Saijel Kishan

Banks Are Finally Starting to Account for Climate Change Risk

Some Investors Actually Make Money on Negative-Yielding Debt

By Katherine Greifeld

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This Hedge Fund Superstar Has a Singer-Songwriter Side Gig

By Richard Dewey

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Economics

Economics

Recession Already Grips Corners of U.S., Menacing Trump’s 2020 Bid

By Shawn Donnan

Recession Already Grips Corners of U.S., Menacing Trump’s 2020 Bid

India’s Auto Boom Goes Bust

By Anurag Kotoky and Anirban Nag

India’s Auto Boom Goes Bust

Trump’s Tomato Trade-War Deal Averted a Dreaded 2020 Scenario

By Eric Martin and Jonathan Levin

Trump’s Tomato Trade-War Deal Averted a Dreaded 2020 Scenario

Politics

Politics

What the Future Holds for Mario Draghi Back in Italy

By Jana Randow and Alessandro Speciale

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Failed Afghan Talks Underscore Trump’s Foreign Policy Setbacks

By Nick Wadhams, Glen Carey and Jennifer Jacobs

President Trump Says U.S. Spending Much Less Than Expected On Dorian

The U.S. Is Pressuring Israel to Rethink Investment From China

By Ivan Levingston

ISRAEL-HAIFA-PORT

Nothing Splits Israel Like Netanyahu

By Ivan Levingston

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Can Influencers Improve Saudi Arabia’s Image?

By Vivian Nereim

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Features

Features

Carcinogens Have Infiltrated the Generic Drug Supply in the U.S.

By Anna Edney, Susan Berfield and Evelyn Yu

Carcinogens Have Infiltrated the Generic Drug Supply in the U.S.

This Pizza Pays a Living Wage

By Elizabeth Dunn

This Pizza Pays a Living Wage

How David Swensen Made Yale Fabulously Rich

By Drake Bennett, Janet Lorin and Michael McDonald

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Stanford Trounces B-Schools Competitors in MBA Alumni Survey

By Mathieu Benhamou and Alexander McIntyre

Stanford Trounces B-Schools Competitors in MBA Alumni Survey

Is One of the World’s Biggest Lawsuits Built on a Sham?

By Kit Chellel, Joe Light and Ruth Olurounbi

Is One of the World’s Biggest Lawsuits Built on a Sham?

Pursuits

Pursuits

Global Fall Culture Preview: From a New MoMA to TV Stars on Stage

By James Tarmy

Global Fall Culture Preview: From a New MoMA to TV Stars on Stage

Billionaires Are Begging to Buy This Art. Too Bad

By James Tarmy

Billionaires Are Begging to Buy This Art. Too Bad

What Going Private Under Patrick Drahi Might Mean for Sotheby’s

By Katya Kazakina

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The Best Bargain in Art This Fall Is a Tiny $650,000 Sculpture

By James Tarmy

The Best Bargain in Art This Fall Is a Tiny $650,000 Sculpture

Last Thing

Last Thing

The Poet Whose Lawsuit Couldn’t Stop the Party

By Joe Nocera

The Poet Whose Lawsuit Couldn’t Stop the Party