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Bloomberg Businessweek

May 14, 2018

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CORRECTION

The graphic for “Can Laws Make Us Equal?” (Features, May 7) suggested that Australia doesn’t

mandate paid parental leave. The country’s 2010 Parental Leave Act mandates leave and pay for

the primary caregiver.

PHOTOGRAPH BY JARED SOARES FOR BLOOMBERG BUSINESSWEEK

IN BRIEF

11

Executive shule at Facebook; Nestlé and Starbucks

AGENDA

12

Next week in Jerusalem; will Tencent’s profit shrink?

THE BLOOMBERG VIEW 12

A better fix for the EU’s data-protection crisis

REMARKS

14

Amazon’s golden opportunity to boost diversity

1

BUSINESS

18

Abu Dhabi wants to expand beyond crude—way beyond

22

Corporate bullies could be the next workplace pariahs

2

TECHNOLOGY

24

Facebook bans terrorist pages, but they keep returning

26

Space is getting crowded. Transponders can help

28

How Flipkart flipped—and won $16 billion from Walmart

29

Yesterday’s shipping container is today’s TerraFarm

3

PERSONAL FINANCE 31

Risk parity, the complex new way to diversify

33

Annuities are pricey, diicult, and underutilized

34

The bull market shows signs of exhaustion

36

PayPal, Apple Pay, and other phone buttons slug it out

ECONOMICS

38

Indicators flash red, but we’re not overheating (yet)

40

As Western companies abandon Iran, China steps up

41

Brazil needs money, but privatization is a tough sell

POLITICS

45

The Democrats’ un-Tea Party-like bid to win back power

47

James Comey on Trump vs. his old grocery store boss

49

Women in Congress could see huge strides in 2018

PURSUITS

71

Now’s the time to plan next year’s Caribbean retreat

76

Can Dominica become the first climate-resilient nation?

78

Critic: Baha Mar is open, and business is booming

79

The One: Shiseido’s sunscreen laughs at water

80

Game Changer: Bill Drayton’s squad of world fixers

Cover:

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Brett Gundlock

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