Putin’s Endgame - March 14, 2022 Issue

March 14, 2022 Issue

ADHD Drugs Are Convenient To Get Online. Maybe Too Convenient

ADHD Drugs Are Convenient To Get Online. Maybe Too Convenient

By Polly Mosendz and Caleb Melby

Bloomberg Opinion

Bloomberg Opinion

Using Energy Sanctions to Hit Putin Will Be Hard

By The Editors

President Biden Announces Ban Of Russian Oil Imports Amid War In Ukraine

Remarks

Remarks

Putin’s Endgame Starts to Look Like Reducing Ukraine to Rubble

By Marc Champion

Putin’s Endgame Starts to Look Like Reducing Ukraine to Rubble

A Visual Guide to the World’s Military Budgets

By Dorothy Gambrell and Charissa Isidro

A Visual Guide to the World’s Military Budgets

Business

Business

‘We Could Lose It All’: BP’s Bet on Russia Was Always a Gamble

By Laura Hurst

‘We Could Lose It All’: BP’s Bet on Russia Was Always a Gamble

Ukraine War Hobbles Covid-Pill Project in Lab Near Front Lines

By Naomi Kresge

Microscope

Technology

Technology

Jeff Bezos Is Heading to Space and Partying on Earth While Amazon Faces a Host of Challenges

By Brad Stone

Jeff Bezos Is Heading to Space and Partying on Earth While Amazon Faces a Host of Challenges

War Accelerates Russia’s Internet Isolation

By Jillian Deutsch and Ivan Levingston

War Accelerates Russia’s Internet Isolation

Finance

Finance

Wells Fargo Rejected Half Its Black Applicants in Mortgage Refinancing Boom

By Christopher Cannon, Ann Choi, Shawn Donnan and Hannah Levitt

Wells Fargo Rejected Half Its Black Applicants in Mortgage Refinancing Boom

Ukraine Struggles to Get ‘War Bonds’ to Retail Investors Abroad

By Priscila Azevedo Rocha

Ukraine Struggles to Get ‘War Bonds’ to Retail Investors Abroad

Economics

Economics

Powell’s Fed Is Set to Attempt a Rare Soft Landing—in the Fog of War, No Less

By Rich Miller

Powell’s Fed Is Set to Attempt a Rare Soft Landing—in the Fog of War, No Less

The GOP’s Toomey Rails Against the Fed Becoming ‘Politburo’ for Credit

By Steven Dennis

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Putin Clings to Russia’s Market Economy as Sanctions Wind Back the Clock

By Matthew Boesler

Putin Clings to Russia’s Market Economy as Sanctions Wind Back the Clock

Brazilians Are Spending More Than Half Their Income on Debt Payments

By Maria Eloisa Capurro and Marisa Wanzeller

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Solutions/Business Schools

Solutions/Business Schools

Remote-Work Experts Are in Demand as Return to Office Begins Anew

By Paul Keegan

Remote-Work Experts Are in Demand as Return to Office Begins Anew

Business Schools Teaching Sustainability Want to Go Green

By Chris Stokel-Walker

Business Schools Teaching Sustainability Want to Go Green

A Business School Aims to Mint Leaders Who Think About More Than Profit

By Chris Stokel-Walker

A Business School Aims to Mint Leaders Who Think About More Than Profit

Features

Features

ADHD Drugs Are Convenient To Get Online. Maybe Too Convenient

By Polly Mosendz and Caleb Melby

ADHD Drugs Are Convenient To Get Online. Maybe Too Convenient

Peloton Got Trapped in Its Trillion-Dollar Fantasy

By Drake Bennett and Mark Gurman

Peloton Got Trapped in Its Trillion-Dollar Fantasy

An Elite Sport Plagued by Sex Abuse Is Turning on Itself

By Olivia Carville

An Elite Sport Plagued by Sex Abuse Is Turning on Itself

Pursuits

Pursuits

How to Invest in Jewelry: The Gems, Designers, and Eras to Know

By Kristen Shirley

How to Invest in Jewelry

The V-6 Engine Roars Again at Ferrari With Its 296 GTB Supercar

By Hannah Elliott

Ferrari 296 GTB Review

A Decade After Disaster, Fukushima Woos Diners to Trust Its Food

By Matthew Kronsberg

Fukushima food

The Whoop 4.0 Is the Best, Most Comprehensive Fitness Tracker

By Naureen Malik

Whoop Strap 4.0

Last Thing

Last Thing

Cold War Media Relics Gain Renewed Relevance in Ukraine

By Alex Webb

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