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Sextortion Scams Are Driving Teen Boys to Suicide

Sextortion Scams Are Driving Teen Boys to Suicide

By Olivia Carville

Business

The Shadow Swiftie Economy Booms With Bootleg Bracelets and $1,150 Bodysuits

Web shops such as Etsy brim with independent retailers selling merch inspired by the pop star.

The Shadow Swiftie Economy Booms With Bootleg Bracelets and $1,150 Bodysuits

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The Shadow Swiftie Economy Booms With Bootleg Bracelets and $1,150 Bodysuits

By Ella Ceron and Stacey Rene

Web shops such as Etsy brim with independent retailers selling merch inspired by the pop star.

New Economy

Wroclaw, Poland.

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These Five Countries Are Key Economic ‘Connectors’ in a Fragmenting World

2023 Bloomberg New Economy Forum

2023 Bloomberg New Economy Forum

Brazil Once Pioneered Generic Drugs, and Then Came a Patent War

Bloomberg New Economy

Brazil Once Pioneered Generic Drugs, and Then Came a Patent War

The Big Take

Sextortion Scams Are Driving Teen Boys to Suicide

Criminal gangs are posing as flirty girls on Instagram and Snapchat to torment high school boys, drain their bank accounts and push them to the edge.

Sextortion Scams Are Driving Teen Boys to Suicide

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Sextortion Scams Are Driving Teen Boys to Suicide

By Olivia Carville

Criminal gangs are posing as flirty girls on Instagram and Snapchat to torment high school boys, drain their bank accounts and push them to the edge.

B-Schools

Stanford Tops Businessweek’s B-School Ranking for Fifth Year in a Row

B-Schools

Stanford Tops Businessweek’s B-School Ranking for Fifth Year in a Row

The Haas School of Business campus at the University of California Berkeley.

B-Schools

Building Diversity When Affirmative Action Is Banned

Business Schools Still Lag on Diversity, Despite Stated Goals

B-Schools

Business Schools Still Lag on Diversity, Despite Stated Goals

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How Matzo Is Made

At Streit’s matzo factory, production follows strict Jewish law. But the meaning of the Passover staple is still up for debate.

How Matzo Is Made

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How Matzo Is Made

By Deena Shanker

At Streit’s matzo factory, production follows strict Jewish law. But the meaning of the Passover staple is still up for debate.

Top Takeaways From Businessweek’s Investigation of Teenage Sextortion

Top Takeaways From Businessweek’s Investigation of Teenage Sextortion

A Resilient Global Economy Masks Growing Debt and Inequality

Remarks

A Resilient Global Economy Masks Growing Debt and Inequality

Race for AI Supremacy in Middle East Is Measured in Data Centers

Race for AI Supremacy in Middle East Is Measured in Data Centers

Economics

Cocoa’s Surge Is Drawing Africa’s Farmers Back to the Bean

With global prices for the commodity hitting $10,000 a ton, there’s a drive to plant more trees.

Cocoa’s Surge Is Drawing Africa’s Farmers Back to the Bean

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Cocoa’s Surge Is Drawing Africa’s Farmers Back to the Bean

By Pius Lukong and Tolani Awere

With global prices for the commodity hitting $10,000 a ton, there’s a drive to plant more trees.

Toyota Pins Its Hopes on Revamped 4Runner to Beat Ford and Hyundai

Toyota Pins Its Hopes on Revamped 4Runner to Beat Ford and Hyundai

Did Musk Trade an Affordable Tesla for a Robotaxi?

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Did Musk Trade an Affordable Tesla for a Robotaxi?

AI Stock Frenzy Spurs $50 Billion ETF Boom in Taiwan

AI Stock Frenzy Spurs $50 Billion ETF Boom in Taiwan

Power Bills Will Keep Rising Even After the Fed Tames Inflation

Power Bills Will Keep Rising Even After the Fed Tames Inflation

The Case Against Crowdfunding in the Work Chat

The Case Against Crowdfunding in the Work Chat

Fixing Boeing’s Broken Culture Starts With a New Plane

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Fixing Boeing’s Broken Culture Starts With a New Plane

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President Biden Speaks At United Auto Workers Conference

Unionizing Southern Auto Plants Isn’t Far-Fetched Now

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JPMorgan Raises Final Beam At New Global Headquarters Building

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Malta Tries Wooing Global Rich With More Than Just Golden Passports

By James Tarmy

Malta Tries Wooing Global Rich With More Than Just Golden Passports

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