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Crafting The Supply Chain

Savvy supply chain management steers craftworks holdings into the future

The Us and Them of Investing in Unicorns

WeWork’s fall from grace seems to have been a temporary setback in the unicorn world.

Resetting The Debt Trap

Credit card companies are quietly raising limits on subprime and “near-prime” borrowers

The Protests' Collateral Damage

As free-spending travelers avoid embattled Hong Kong, its tourism-dependent workers are losing jobs

Fin

The recent decades of U.S.-led trade liberalization are over. Say hello to managed trade

How I Won a Whopping $63.60 Betting on Sports

The handicapping service Jambos is designed to give gamblers a leg up. It might look completely different after the Super Bowl

ELON VS. THE SHORTS

BETTING AGAINST TESLA IS A REALLY BAD LOOK

Cheap Internet, Anywhere

Skylo says its tiny antennas can distribute good-enough access in far-flung areas for cheap

Caught Between Beijing and Brooklyn

After stepping into the NBA’s controversy over Hong Kong, Nets owner and Alibaba co-founder Joe Tsai wants the league back on Chinese state TV

HANOI'S RISE

Vietnam’s capital brims with a youthful, optimistic energy as the country ’s economy surges ahead

Fremantle

More than just charming and quaint, this old port town still brings a vibe that's upbeat and fresh

PASTURES NEW

Nairobi is branching out of the city center and into new industries

EXPANDED HORIZONS

The improved Muscat International airport has ushered in a new era of aviation for Oman

Bumble's High Bar

Most dating apps are dumpster fires. Whitney Wolfe Herd started Bumble to give women a better option. Is it living up to its lofty ideals?

How To Avoid DVT

Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) can be a worry for frequent travelers.

Checking In On What's Next

Hotels are finding intriguing new ways to thrill, pamper and tech you up

Sleeping With The Masters

Great art is adding color, life and personality to the traveler ’s luxury hotel experience

Amazon to invest $1 Billion in India

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos said that his company plans to invest $1 billion in digitizing small and medium businesses in India.

THE TOKYO JOB

HOW AN INTERNATIONAL TEAM OF MERCENARIES SMUGGLED CARLOS GHOSN OUT OF JAPAN

The Pollution-Busting Drones Of Krakow

Poland’s historic capital is taking action for cleaner air

The One Who Got Away

The U.K. was never comfortable in the EU. But did the bloc really know how to make it feel at home?

Ready to Rock

The Audi RS 6 is a station wagon, sure, but it doesn’t feel like one behind the wheel

You Can't Control Everything

Diane von Furstenberg knows that things will go wrong, and that she’ll have doubts—even today! But she says there’s one thing entrepreneurs always can control: themselves.

Forever Is a Long Time

The singular practices and spectacular flameout of Forever 21

Nobody Makes Money Like Leon Black

Michael Milken’s protégé is at the top of the private equity food chain

A Housing Start for Microsoft

The company is increasing its nine-figure, loan-centric pledge to the Seattle area by 50%. There’s still a lot left to do

Can The Renault-Nissan Marriage Be Saved?

The automakers’ global alliance is fraying now that its architect, Carlos Ghosn, is out

Five Strategies For Franchise Growth

Every year, a few companies show massive gains in our Franchise 500 list by either leaping hundreds of spots or making a strong debut. How do they do it? We called them to ask.

The Hottest Chill In Franchising

Cryotherapy is the new wellness trend in franchising, and more than a dozen brands have already cropped up. Will it stick around like yoga or dissipate like oxygen bars? The truth is, it might not matter.

Franchising's Fountain Of Youth

Young franchisees often prove to be a franchisor’s biggest asset. The challenge is finding them, funding them, and letting them take control.