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Europe
Why a Russian Bailout of Cyprus Is Such a Bad Idea
Cyprus is talking to Russia about financial help—which could prove to be a disaster for all Europe -
Policy
Designers Imagine Ways to Hide Cigarettes in NYC Stores
From branded curtains to pneumatic tube systems, designers ponder new ways retailers might conceal cigarettes if Mayor Bloomberg's display ban is approved -
Europe
A Cypriot Nobelist Is 'Appalled' by the Proposed Bailout Bank Tax
Christopher Pissarides. a 2010 Economics Nobel Prize winner from Cyprus, is enraged by the tax the euro zone has demanded on his nation's bank deposits -
Policy
GOP’s Autopsy: Rebranding, Not Reengineering, Needed
A branding consultant reviews the Republicans’ Growth and Opportunity Project report -
Policy
There Aren’t Nearly Enough Women on the Internet
Women in the developing world are far less likely than men to have access to the Web -
Africa
Global Demographics: Where Will the Babies Be Born?
The number of babies born will not change globally, but one in three will be born in Sub-Saharan Africa -
Europe
Behind the Cyprus Tax: Russian Deposits and a Suspicious EU
Russian banks and companies have $31 billion on deposit at Cypriot banks -
Emerging Markets
It's Time to Reform USAID
U.S. aid fosters friends, jobs, and crops but doesn't do a good job of promoting development or helping the world's poor -
Europe
How Europe Let Cyprus Get Into This Mess
The Euro area's regulators let Cypriot banks build up a risky exposure to Greek debt -
Commentary
The IRS's Worker-Classification Rules Aren't Working
Congress should halt the Internal Revenue Service's increased audits of small employers suspected of misclassifying workers as independent contractors until the IRS clarifies its rules -
Asia
The Tally: 2,952 to 1. What's Behind the Single Vote Against China's Xi Jinping?
In China's system, abstentions and nay votes are not new, and they provide at least a veneer of democracy -
Policy
New York Is Sterilizing Its Rats. Here's How
Tiny SenesTech has a compound that may sterilize the rat population down to near-unnoticeability -
Policy
Amnesty for Illegal Immigrants Has Economic Benefits
Washington's last amnesty for illegal workers led to higher wages and economic growth -
Policy
Cleveland-Area Companies Sign Anti-Corruption Pledge
Businesses in a bribe-ridden Ohio county promise not to pay off pols -
Policy
Bloomberg View: There's No Harm in Knowing What You Eat
In praise of genetically modified food labels, minus the epithets
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