Recent
-
Media & Marketing
Britain's Surprise Shopaholics: Nigerians
Visitors from the African oil giant outspend Americans in the U.K.
-
Africa
Strife-Torn Nigeria Is an Investment Magnet
The oil state attracts foreign capital despite terror attacks
-
Banks
Why Half the World Doesn't Have Bank Accounts
The World Bank releases new data on the unbanked
-
Middle East
The Economic Vision of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood Millionaires
Once condemned as violent extremists, the Muslim Brotherhood has emerged as Egypt's dominant political force. Now the group's leaders are setting out to rebuild the country's economy—one businessman at a time
-
Africa
Keeping Conflict Minerals Out of Your Cell Phone
Tech companies scramble to prove their raw materials are conflict-free
Read
-
Middle East
The Economic Vision of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood Millionaires
Once condemned as violent extremists, the Muslim Brotherhood has emerged as Egypt's dominant political force. Now the group's leaders are setting out to rebuild the country's economy—one businessman at a time
-
Africa
Strife-Torn Nigeria Is an Investment Magnet
The oil state attracts foreign capital despite terror attacks
-
Europe
London, Capital of the Rhino Horn Business
The city is a magnet for sellers of endangered animal parts
-
Management
Charlie Rose Talks to Wael Ghonim
A year after Egypt’s uprising began, the Google executive whose Facebook page fueled the protests talks about social media’s revolutionary power
Shared
-
Middle East
The Economic Vision of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood Millionaires
Once condemned as violent extremists, the Muslim Brotherhood has emerged as Egypt's dominant political force. Now the group's leaders are setting out to rebuild the country's economy—one businessman at a time
-
Africa
Strife-Torn Nigeria Is an Investment Magnet
The oil state attracts foreign capital despite terror attacks
Discussed
Most Popular
- It's Official: Google Is Now a Hardware Company
- Want to Reinvent TV? Don't Forget the TV
- What a Return to the Drachma Really Looks Like
- Facebook Admits It Doesn’t Know How Mobile Works
- Canceled TV Shows Get a Digital Afterlife
- Apple, the Other Cult in Hollywood
- On Diaspora's Social Network, You Own Your Data
- Mark Shuttleworth, Open-Source Software's Sugar Daddy
- It's Official: Google Is Now a Hardware Company
- What a Return to the Drachma Really Looks Like
- Canceled TV Shows Get a Digital Afterlife
- Boomers and Millennials: Who's Got It Worse in the Workplace?
- SpaceX Craft on Track to Dock With Space Station
- Who Lost the Euro?
- Bloomberg View: Germany's Banks Must Assist in Europe's Cleanup
- Awkward: Obama, Merkel, and Cameron Watch Soccer
- Mitt Romney's Private Equity Nightmare
- Why GM And Others Fail With Facebook Ads
- Republican 'War on Coal' Claims Fight Market Reality
- Chinese Lash Out at Foreigners Amid Turmoil
- Who Lost the Euro?
- It's Official: Google Is Now a Hardware Company
- The Indian Outsourcing Issue Is Back
- Facebook Falls Below its IPO Price
Ads by Google
Sponsored Links
Links
@2012 Bloomberg L.P. All Rights Reserved. Made in NYC Ad Choices