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Chris Dixon’s Campaign to Overhaul Crypto’s Grifty Reputation

By Hannah Miller

Economics

Crime and Its $40 Billion Hit to the Economy Are at the Heart of South Africa’s Vote

Increasing insecurity and corruption are key concerns in the runup to May 29 elections that are expected to force the African National Congress into a power-sharing arrangement.

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Crime and Its $40 Billion Hit to the Economy Are at the Heart of South Africa’s Vote

By Antony Sguazzin and Janice Kew

Increasing insecurity and corruption are key concerns in the runup to May 29 elections that are expected to force the African National Congress into a power-sharing arrangement.

New Economy

Bloomberg New Economy

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

Markets

2023 Bloomberg New Economy Forum

Bloomberg New Economy

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

Travel

Budget-Friendly European Travel Tips That Don’t Sacrifice Luxury

Our 2024 special report is filled with 27 trip ideas to make your vacation budget go further—without sacrificing luxury.

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Budget-Friendly European Travel Tips That Don’t Sacrifice Luxury

By Bloomberg News

Our 2024 special report is filled with 27 trip ideas to make your vacation budget go further—without sacrificing luxury.

B-Schools

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

B-Schools

The AI Chatbot That Could Transform Business School Accreditation

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

B-Schools

Building Diversity When Affirmative Action Is Banned

The Tech Issue

The State of Crypto Is Anything But Strong

Industry boosters say they’ve learned their lessons from the last crash, but regulators need to move faster to protect a new wave of mainstream investors from the same old story.

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The State of Crypto Is Anything But Strong

By Molly White

Industry boosters say they’ve learned their lessons from the last crash, but regulators need to move faster to protect a new wave of mainstream investors from the same old story.