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Low-rise stacking at the Port of Long Beach. Photographer: Bing Guan/Bloomberg
Bloomberg Special

America’s supply chain collides with California’s nimbyism

Nestle lifted its forecast for underlying sales growth this year to 6%-7%, its highest rate of annual expansion for a decade. Photo: Reuters
Panorama

Inflation hasn’t hurt consumer giants Nestle, Unilever - yet

“UFOs are real” has no meaning. Photo: Reuters
Panorama

Why Neil deGrasse Tyson thinks science is true

Building AI systems requires many hours of humans training algorithms, and some companies have fallen into the gray area between training and operating. Photo: Bloomberg
Panorama

Much ‘Artificial Intelligence’ is still people behind a screen

With a whistleblower speaking publicly, Mark Zuckerberg appears to have his head in the sand. Photo: Reuters
Panorama

How Frances Haugen left Mark Zuckerberg speechless

Hang on for more disruption. Photographer: Andrey Rudakov/Bloomberg
Global Economy

Aluminium’s surge is really an energy crisis in disguise

Commodity price gain deals stagflation blow to world economy
Global Economy

Commodity price gain deals stagflation blow to world economy

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Covid-19 in Bangladesh

Bangladesh’s Covid resilience strengthens: Bloomberg

Angela Merkel, the indispensable leader of an often factitious European Union, is about to step down. Photo: Reuters
Panorama

Why Merkel’s exit matters beyond Germany

Protesters block the road in front of the Bank of England in the City of London on 14 October 2019 to call on financial institutions to do more to combat the climate and ecological emergency. Photo: Bloomberg
Panorama

Banks may be our best hope in fighting climate change

Nearly one billion people still use an iPhone set in spite of the company’s lack of innovation in their mobile commuting department for the last few years. Photo: Reuters
Panorama

Apple Is Holding a Shiny Emmy and a Tired IPhone

Women are increasingly passing men by in today’s economy. Source: Bloomberg
Global Economy

Men are losing their grip in the new economy

In California alone, 2 million acres have burned in 2021, with 3,000 structures destroyed. Photo: Bloomberg
Panorama

With climate change, there may be no best place to live