The New Economy Issue - November 15, 2021 Issue

November 15, 2021 Issue

Generation Lockdown: Where Youth Unemployment Has Surged

Generation Lockdown: Where Youth Unemployment Has Surged

By Bloomberg Businessweek

Bloomberg Opinion

Bloomberg Opinion

The Rich World Must Keep Its Word on Climate Aid

By The Editors

US-G20-IMF-ECONOMY-PROTEST

Remarks

Remarks

Covid Pills May Save Lives, But They Won’t End the Pandemic

By Cynthia Koons, Emma Court and Robert Langreth

Covid Pills May Save Lives, But They Won’t End the Pandemic

Business

Business

How GE’s Larry Culp Found a Way Out of the Mess Jack Welch Made

By Rick Clough and Ryan Beene

How GE’s Larry Culp Found a Way Out of the Mess Jack Welch Made

Boeing and Airbus Are Launching Cargo Planes That May Face Crowded Skies

By Julie Johnsson and Charlotte Ryan

Boeing and Airbus Are Launching Cargo Planes That May Face Crowded Skies

Levi’s Leaders Talk About Emerging From the Pandemic Stronger

By Emily Chang

Levi’s Leaders Talk About Emerging From the Pandemic Stronger

The Chairman Who Went to War With His Family to Get the Company Back

By Natalie Obiko Pearson, Derek Decloet and Scott Deveau

The Chairman Who Went to War With His Family to Get the Company Back

Technology

Technology

Zillow’s Algorithm-Fueled Buying Spree Doomed Its Home-Flipping Experiment

By Patrick Clark

Zillow’s Algorithm-Fueled Buying Spree Doomed Its Home-Flipping Experiment

Scooter Rides Have Turned Into a Data Privacy Issue for Cities

By Laura Bliss

Scooter Rides Have Turned Into a Data Privacy Issue for Cities

Facial Recognition Marches Forward, No Matter What Facebook Says

By Dina Bass and Mark Bergen

Facial Recognition Marches Forward, No Matter What Facebook Says

Finance

Finance

Anti-Woke ETFs Are Pitching to Conservatives Mad at Corporate America

By Joshua Green

Anti-Woke ETFs Are Pitching to Conservatives Mad at Corporate America

Why Johnson & Johnson Is in Bankruptcy Court Even Though It’s Not Bankrupt

By Steven Church

Why Johnson & Johnson Is in Bankruptcy Court Even Though It’s Not Bankrupt

Economics

Economics

Lordstown’s Auto Industry Is Coming Back. The Jobs? Not So Much

By Ian Kullgren and David Welch

Lordstown’s Auto Industry Is Coming Back. The Jobs? Not So Much

Politics

Politics

Deleting Facebook Is Harder Than Attacking It, Lawmakers Find

By Anna Edgerton

Deleting Facebook Is Harder Than Attacking It, Lawmakers Find

Road Deaths Are Soaring Even as Americans Are Driving Less

By Daniel Vock

Road Deaths Are Soaring Even as Americans Are Driving Less

Movie Theaters Show Quiet Resistance to Thai Monarchy Is Growing

By Randy Thanthong-Knight

Anti-government Protesters Hold Car Mob Rally In Bangkok

Features

Features

Generation Lockdown: Where Youth Unemployment Has Surged

By Bloomberg Businessweek

Generation Lockdown: Where Youth Unemployment Has Surged

India’s Race to Vaccinate Its Villages Meets With Rural Resistance

By Upmanyu Trivedi, Chris Kay and Malavika Kaur Makol

India’s Race to Vaccinate Its Villages Meets With Rural Resistance

Google Wants to Save the Planet With Satellite Images

By Leslie Kaufman

Google Wants to Save the Planet With Satellite Images

One of the World’s Poorest Countries Found a Better Way to Do Stimulus

By Ted Alcorn

One of the World’s Poorest Countries Found a Better Way to Do Stimulus

Serious People Are Giving Serious Thought to Colonizing Mars

By Sarah Holder

Serious People Are Giving Serious Thought to Colonizing Mars

Economies Need More Than Vaccines to Recover From the Pandemic

By Dorothy Gambrell

Economies Need More Than Vaccines to Recover From the Pandemic