Bloomberg Businessweek Middle East - 1 July, 2018

In this issue

Nintendo Levels Up - The venerable game maker crafts yet another comeback.

Paradise Tainted - Bernardo Paz built one of the world's great art retreats, but at what expense? and more...

National Insecurity United States Of America

Global trade operates on trust— and using the loophole of “essential security” erodes the system

8 mins

Saudi Women In The Driving Seat

Women driving in Saudi Arabia could add as much as $90 billion to economic output by 2030

4 mins

Egypt May Have Issued Last LNG Tender

Egypt sets the stage to resume exports of LNG as it boosts production

2 mins

This Fungus Could Help Cure Cancer

Scientists are mining the DNA-sequence data from mushrooms and mold to find new drugs

4 mins

Banks Billionaires

In an age of concentrated wealth, Credit Suisse and JPMorgan are focusing on the upper-upper class

3 mins

Land Of Opportunity

Optimists see a huge turnaround play. Pessimists call it a graveyard of foreign investments

4 mins

ICE's Disappearing Data

The agency is making it difficult to examine its immigration crackdown

5 mins

Dwyane Wade - Shooting Guard, Miami Heat

The NBA superstar talks to Bloomberg Businessweek Editor Joel Weber about the league’s evolution, his business portfolio, and preparing for life after basketball

10+ mins

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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.

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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.