Botox: The Most Lucrative, Poisonous, and Secret Formula on Earth - October 30, 2017 Issue

October 30, 2017 Issue

The Wonder Drug for Aging (Made From One of the Deadliest Toxins on Earth)

The Wonder Drug for Aging (Made From One of the Deadliest Toxins on Earth)

By Cynthia Koons

Remarks

Remarks

What Comes After Spain’s Identity Crisis?

By Lisa Abend

Demonstrators in Barcelona protest police actions against Catalonia’s Oct. 1 referendum on independence, two days after the vote.

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Think the U.S. Has a Facebook Problem? Look to Asia

By The Editors

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Business

Business

Apple’s Billion-Dollar Bet on Hollywood Is the Opposite of Edgy

By Lucas Shaw

Apple’s Billion-Dollar Bet on Hollywood Is the Opposite of Edgy

Here Comes GE’s Turnaround Plan. It Better Be Good

By Brooke Sutherland

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China’s Elon Musk Is Ready for His Star Turn

By Bloomberg News

A vehicle in an acoustics testing lab at BYD Co. headquarters in Shenzhen, China, on Sept. 21, 2017.

Technology

Technology

Amazon Is Getting a Good Deal in Ohio. Maybe Too Good

By Mya Frazier

Amazon Is Getting a Good Deal in Ohio. Maybe Too Good

Gold Mining Gets Wired

By Danielle Bochove

Barrick’s Cortez gold mine in Nevada is being extensively wired for Wi-Fi and data analysis.

This Online Group of Former Islamic Extremists Deradicalizes Jihadists

By Adam Popescu

A Palestinian boy looks through the flag of Hizb ut-Tahrir, or Party of Liberation, during a rally in the West Bank city of Ramallah.

Personal Finance

Personal Finance

How to Profit From Behavioral Economics

By Suzanne Woolley

How to Profit From Behavioral Economics

Bond Managers Who Can Go Anywhere May End Up in the Wrong Place

By Charles Stein and Brian Chappatta

Bond Managers Who Can Go Anywhere May End Up in the Wrong Place

The Future Price of Investing: Zilch

By Simone Foxman

The Future Price of Investing: Zilch

Economics

Economics

China’s Global Ambitions Could Split the World Economy

By Michael Schuman

A street in Huinan Town, Pudong, Shanghai, on Oct. 3, 2017.

Even a Nafta Collapse Won’t Keep Companies From Moving to Mexico

By Thomas Black

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The U.S. Opioid Crisis Hits Tasmania’s Poppy Farmers

By Bruce Einhorn

Opium poppy plants growing in a field near Devonport, Tasmania, Australia.

Politics

Politics

How Rex Tillerson Is Remaking the State Department

By Nick Wadhams

U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Sept. 20.

Under Trump, Made in America Is Losing Out to Russian Steel

By Margaret Newkirk and Joe Deaux

President Trump signed presidential memoranda on Jan. 24, 2017, reviving the construction of two controversial oil pipelines including Keystone XL, but said the projects would be subject to renegotiation.

The Seven Men Who Will Rule China for the Next Five Years

By Bloomberg News

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Features

Features

The Wonder Drug for Aging (Made From One of the Deadliest Toxins on Earth)

By Cynthia Koons

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How Snapchat Has Kept Itself Free of Fake News

By Max Chafkin

How Snapchat Has Kept Itself Free of Fake News

This Land Is No Longer Your Land

By Monte Reel

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Pursuits

Pursuits

Meet the Swiss CEO Who Made a Watch Out of Cheese

By Corinne Gretler

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Maiden Home Aims to Disrupt Custom Furniture With $1,000 Chairs

By James Gaddy

Maiden Home’s Leroy chair, from $1,200.

Driving the New Rolls-Royce Phantom Is an Exercise in Serious Luxury

By Hannah Elliott

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How Do You Explain Leveraged Buyouts to a Broadway Audience?

By David Gura

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The Smallest, Lightest Cordless Vacuum Cleaner on the Market

By Ami Kealoha

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Roger Crystal Went to Business School to Learn How to Treat Addiction

By Darius Rafieyan

Roger Crystal Went to Business School to Learn How to Treat Addiction