Bloomberg Businessweek Middle East - October 16, 2018

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Nintendo’s Switch Online isn’t winning many fans, The iPhone’s 512GB option puts Apple in the chips, Women are more risk-averse than men, right? Wrong...

South Africa's Balancing Act

Cyril Ramaphosa must introduce market reforms that many of his leftist and Marxist supporters detest

9 mins

Saudi Arabia To Invest Extra $45 Billion In Softbank Fund

Saudi Arabias Public Investment Fund wants to pump more funds into tech

3 mins

Diversity Of Architecture Is A Value Add In Dubai

Architecturally diverse developments have a higher value than their homogenous counterparts, data indicates

2 mins

Online, Mario Looks Like A Lemon

Nintendo finally has a gaming service driven by paid subscriptions. Its not going well

5 mins

You Can't See Apple's Most Lucrative iPhone Feature

The new 512GB storage chip could make the company $134 more per phone than the 256GB option

3 mins

Women Aren't Play-It-Safe Investors

Its time to put away gender stereotypes about risk tolerance

4 mins

The Stealth Disease Stalking Farmworkers

CKDu has already claimed more than 20,000 lives in Nicaragua, and its now showing up in the U.S.

5 mins

Iraq's New Leaders Offer Glimmer Of Hope

With a new prime minister designate and president, Iraq appears to have a chance of tackling some of the challenges that plague the country

5 mins

‘The Evening News Every Night Is Like A Nature Hike Through The Book Of Revelations'

At the Global Action Climate Summit, the former U.S. vice president talks to Bloomberg Businessweek Editor Joel Weber about profiting from sustainabilityand his optimism in the battle to save the planet

10+ mins

The Metal That Started Trump's Trade War

The administrations aluminium tariff raises prices, hurts U.S. manufacturing, and causes chaos all around. Other than that, its great

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.

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.