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Bloomberg Businessweek

October 1, 2018

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CORRECTION

“Where’s the Beef?” (Pursuits, September 17) stated that Vegetarian Butcher distributes to

70 countries. It distributes to 17.

ED KASHI/VII

IN BRIEF

7

Instagram’s founders log out; Michael Kors buys Versace

AGENDA

8

The high court is back in session; Verizon rolls out 5G

VIEW

8

Japan: It’s about the economy, Abe

REMARKS

10

The true cost of unreported sexual harassment

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BUSINESS

15

Comcast pays a sky-high price to get to Europe

16

Shell tries to clean up its legacy in Nigeria

18

Russia’s Lada is firing on all cylinders under Renault

2

TECHNOLOGY

21

Nintendo’s Switch Online isn’t winning any fans

23

A grow-your-own alternative to knee replacement

24

The iPhone’s 512GB option puts Apple in the chips

25

Tuning in to the $3.5 billion Sirius-Pandora deal

3

FINANCE

27

Crypto and cannabis, the perfect postcrisis bubbles

29

How two traders may have raised your electric bill

30

There’s something rotten in Denmark banking

ECONOMICS

32

U.S. consumers will bear the brunt of Trump’s tarifs

34

On the trail of a kidney disease that’s killing farmworkers

36

The U.S. and EU raise the bar on Chinese takeovers

POLITICS

38

Turkey’s odd case against a U.S. pastor—and Mormons

40

For sanctions to work, someone has to enforce them

41

Firing Rod Rosenstein won’t stop Mueller’s investigation

SOLUTIONS

43

The big payof for a little more time on the job

45

The long bull market puts recent retirees at risk

46

After a lifetime of saving, it’s time to learn how to spend

PURSUITS

67

Restaurant classics reinvented. Oyster pie, anyone?

74

A whisky expert says we’re too single-malt-minded

75

If only life were like this box of chocolates

LAST THING

76

Tech giants’ $80 billion capital-goods spending spree