Ukraine, One Year Later - February 20, 2023 Issue

February 20, 2023 Issue

Zantac’s Maker Kept Quiet About Cancer Risks for 40 Years

Zantac’s Maker Kept Quiet About Cancer Risks for 40 Years

By Anna Edney, Susan Berfield and Jef Feeley

Bloomberg Opinion

Bloomberg Opinion

Florida Takes a Dangerous Turn With Permitless Carry

By The Editors

School Students Participate In A Demonstration At The White House Protesting Gun Violence

Remarks

Remarks

Putin’s War Is Crippling Ukraine’s Economy—and Russia’s, Too

By Leonid Bershidsky

Putin’s War Is Crippling Ukraine’s Economy—and Russia’s, Too

How Some Displaced Ukrainians Are Reinventing Their Lives

By Bloomberg News

How Some Displaced Ukrainians Are Reinventing Their Lives

The World’s War Machine Is Running Low on Ammunition

By Natalia Drozdiak

The World’s War Machine Is Running Low on Ammunition

Business

Business

China’s ‘Zero-Dollar’ Tourists Are Getting a Cautious Welcome

By Bruce Einhorn and Selina Xu

China’s ‘Zero-Dollar’ Tourists Are Getting a Cautious Welcome

Aiming to Be the Next Emirates, Air India Makes Record Jet Buy

By Ragini Saxena and Siddharth Philip

Aiming to Be the Next Emirates, Air India Makes Record Jet Buy

Technology

Technology

Social Media Case Tests Limits of Supreme Court’s Tech Savvy

By Greg Stohr

Social Media Case Tests Limits of Supreme Court’s Tech Savvy

ChatGPT Becomes a New Target for Right-Wing Commentators

By Max Chafkin and Daniel Zuidijk

ChatGPT Becomes a New Target for Right-Wing Commentators

Finance

Finance

Al Gore’s Struggles With ESG Show the Messiness of Green Investing

By Saijel Kishan and Noah Buhayar

Al Gore’s Struggles With ESG Show the Messiness of Green Investing

US Crackdown Seeks to Push Crypto Back to the Fringes of Finance

By Yueqi Yang, Katanga Johnson and Austin Weinstein

Power-Hungry Crypto Mines Clean Up As Cost Of Electricity Grows

Economics

Economics

Survey Response Rates Are Down Since Covid. That's Worrying for US Economic Data

By Reade Pickert

Survey Response Rates Are Down Since Covid. That's Worrying for US Economic Data

Japan’s Money Printers Will Soon Be Under New Management

By Enda Curran

Japan’s Money Printers Will Soon Be Under New Management

Chile’s Green Hydrogen Ambitions on Show in Patagonia

By Shery Ahn

Chile’s Green Hydrogen Ambitions on Show in Patagonia

Solutions/Equality

Solutions/Equality

UK Getting It ‘Totally Wrong’ on Soaring Child Care Costs

By Olivia Konotey-Ahulu

UK Getting It ‘Totally Wrong’ on Soaring Child Care Costs

Features

Features

Zantac’s Maker Kept Quiet About Cancer Risks for 40 Years

By Anna Edney, Susan Berfield and Jef Feeley

Zantac’s Maker Kept Quiet About Cancer Risks for 40 Years

Fear Made John McAfee Rich. It Also Ruined Him

By Jamie Tarabay and Matthew Bremner

Fear Made John McAfee Rich. It Also Ruined Him

How Ben & Jerry’s Ended Up at War With Itself

By Devin Leonard and Dasha Afanasieva

How Ben & Jerry’s Ended Up at War With Itself

The Staged Bomb Scare That Backfired on Mumbai’s Notorious Cops

By Chris Kay and P R Sanjai

The Staged Bomb Scare That Backfired on Mumbai’s Notorious Cops

Pursuits

Pursuits

Poor, Busy Millennials Are Doing the Midlife Crisis Differently

By Mark Ellwood

midlife crisis new hp

First Drive: The Electric Rolls-Royce Spectre Is a Rolls in Its Purest Form

By Hannah Elliott

First Drive: The Electric Rolls-Royce Spectre Is a Rolls in Its Purest Form

Inside the Near-Collapse and Resurrection of the Redstone Media Empire

By Max Chafkin

Inside the Near-Collapse and Resurrection of the Redstone Media Empire

Black Women Are Banding Together to Leave America Behind. Here’s Why

By Lebawit Lily Girma

Black Women Are Banding Together to Leave America Behind. Here’s Why

Last Thing

Last Thing

The Pandemic Sent US Consumers Back to the Sugar Bowl

By Justin Fox

The Pandemic Sent US Consumers Back to the Sugar Bowl