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How the ‘Harvard of Trading’ Ruined Thousands of Young People’s Lives

By Alice Kantor

Elon, Inc.

On this episode of Elon, Inc., we discuss how on one hand Musk warns of AI doom, yet on the other funds his own AI endeavors.

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Elon Musk’s Big AI Contradiction

By Reyhan Harmanci

On this episode of Elon, Inc., we discuss how on one hand Musk warns of AI doom, yet on the other funds his own AI endeavors.

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

The Big Take

Cheap Prison Labor Is Keeping People Locked Up Longer, Suit Alleges

Inmates do billions of dollars of work for companies and governments each year. A landmark lawsuit alleges many are being kept in prison because the business is just too good.

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Cheap Prison Labor Is Keeping People Locked Up Longer, Suit Alleges

By Josh Eidelson

Inmates do billions of dollars of work for companies and governments each year. A landmark lawsuit alleges many are being kept in prison because the business is just too good.

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

Sports

‘The Caitlin Clark Effect Is Real,’ and It’s Already Changing the WNBA

Ticket sales are way up, new TV deals are coming—and the players might actually start getting paid like pros.

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‘The Caitlin Clark Effect Is Real,’ and It’s Already Changing the WNBA

By Ira Boudway and Jennah Haque

Ticket sales are way up, new TV deals are coming—and the players might actually start getting paid like pros.

Economics

US East Coast Ports Are Spending Billions to Profit From Asia’s Shifting Exports

Technology

Kids Hooked on Video Games Prompt a Flurry of Lawsuits

Economics

‘It’s a Money Loser’: Tax Breaks for Data Centers Are Under Fire

Feature

The Company Preaching America’s Nuclear Revival

Holtec got its start making storage casks for radioactive waste. Now it wants to power the next generation of US nuclear reactors—and it’s shutting down the old ones along the way.

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The Company Preaching America’s Nuclear Revival

By Will Wade

Holtec got its start making storage casks for radioactive waste. Now it wants to power the next generation of US nuclear reactors—and it’s shutting down the old ones along the way.