Bloomberg Businessweek (October 10, 2022)

Год выпуска: October 10, 2022

Автор: Bloomberg Businessweek Europe

Жанр: Бизнес

Издательство: «Bloomberg Businessweek Europe»

Формат: PDF (журнал на английском языке)

Количество страниц: 68

The first car woke Jennifer King at 2 a.m. with a loud, high-pitched hum. “It sounded like a hovercraft,” she says, and that wasn’t the weird part. King lives on a dead end street at the edge of the Presidio, a 1,500-acre park in San Francisco where through traffic isn’t a thing. Outside she saw a white Jaguar SUV backing out of her driveway. It had what looked like a giant fan on its roof-a laser sensor-and bore the logo of Google’s driverless car division, Waymo.

Driving in Circles

• Autonomous vehicles are just around the corner. And perhaps always will be

Broken Nest Eggs

• Sophisticated hackers are fleecing homebuyers out of their down payments

Bang Boom Bust

• Jack Owoc turned Bang into an energy-drink giant, but the buzz is wearing off

IN BRIEF

• Rematch in Brazil
• Truss’s U-turn
• Kim Kardashian

OPINION

• How not to solve a pension fund disaster

AGENDA

• A tough IMF gathering
• NATO
• The economics Nobel

REMARKS

• Musk’s Twitter deal is back on! For now

BUSINESS

• Covid was Pfizer’s golden ticket. Now what?
• Wanted: A new CEO to kick Adidas back into the lead
• Deutsche Post DHL’s Melanie Kreis talks supply chain

TECHNOLOGY

• Tech giants crave your loyalty. Oh, how they crave it
• Facebook's political ads: Still the only game in town

FINANCE

• A plunge in UK bonds exposes hidden pension fund risk
• Someone stole Bitcoin the Feds had seized

ECONOMICS

• A huge Dutch gas reserve—but it can't be touched
• China's bubble is losing air, but it's not going to pop

SOLUTIONS / SMALL BUSINESS

• Lobstermen can tell you a thing or two about unionizing
• In Mexico, a way to prevent parched cities from going dry
• This Colorado secondhand shop is both local and global

PURSUITS

• A mind-boggling art installation in the Nevada desert
• Where trendy New Yorkers go for their Hudson Valley fix
• How Manhattan co-ops are battling the condo invasion
• An elegantly updated Chelsea Hotel-but ghosts remain

LAST THING

• Ten stocks to keep an eye on in the new quarter