Bloomberg Businessweek Middle East - 16 March, 2018
Bloomberg Businessweek Middle East - 16 March, 2018
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Future Proof - Dubai turns to technology and innovation to create its future...
There Will Be Xi
China’s president may be in office for a long time. Is he on the right side of history?
6 mins
Mubadala In Talks To Sell EMI Stake
Millions of music hits may soon be for sale. Will Sony buy them?
2 mins
Future U Has A Dark Past
Silicon Valley’s Singularity University has lost Google funding and dealt with assault and fraud allegations
6 mins
No, Really, Save That Placenta
A biotech star is betting stem cells from the tissue can treat Crohn’s and MS and perhaps even slow aging
3 mins
Rebooting Dubai
The city of skyscrapers in the desert is coming of age. Its biggest challenge is to keep growing
3 mins
Too Hungry To Pump Oil
Venezuela’s oil workers are quitting in droves. Those that remain sometimes collapse on the job
4 mins
The Globalists Have Fallen
When the Dow Jones industrial average closed at a record high on Jan. 26, it looked like the reigning wisdom about Donald Trump and his presidency might be all wrong: Trump had sold himself to voters as a fire-breathing nationalist eager to rip up trade deals, stick it to Wall Street, and impose Steve Bannon-style protectionism. But Bannon was gone, stocks were booming, and ex-Wall Street luminaries such as Gary Cohn and Dina Powell appeared to have the upper hand in the White House following the passage of tax reform. Trump seemed to revel in his unexpected status as hero of the business community and the reassessments it prompted. That same day, he returned from overseas to a triumphant headline in the New York Times: “Trump Arrived in Davos as a Party Wrecker. He Leaves Praised as a Pragmatist.”
5 mins
The First Curve Is The Steepest
A comprehensive Australian system for mastering the surf comes to North America.
9 mins
A Splash Of Beauty
Chefs are turning a rare Moroccan oil from a cosmetic product into an expensive edible delight.
3 mins
Ajit Pai
The antiregulation communications regulator emerges as a rabble-rouser.
2 mins
Bloomberg Businessweek Middle East Magazine Description:
Editor: UMS International
Categoría: Business
Idioma: English
Frecuencia: Fortnightly
Bloomberg Businessweek Middle East provides unparalleled intelligence and surprising insights to powerful business leaders. Offering indispensable content, it aims to provide influential decision makers with new ways to innovate, compete and move ahead.
It offers surprising and timely perspectives on the most important issues of today and unique stories you won’t find anywhere else.
Published in English, its Middle East edition will explore everything from global economics, technology and finance to travel, fashion and lifestyle pursuits - from a fresh and original perceptive.
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