Bloomberg Businessweek (Asia) - 2016-03-14

• Bank for Sale
• Complex Risks Without Boundaries
• “The funny thing is that I don’t consider myself a gambler at all. A gambler is somebody who just closes their eyes and rolls the dice. We don’t do that”
• “Companies are always going to try to find new markets for their technologi­es. There are lots of people who want to spy on their neighbors or their spouses or their girlfriend­s”
• “We call it frictionle­ss giving”
• Oklahoma rode the oil boom to glory. Now comes the bust
• Norman Braman has helped keep Rubio’s increasing­ly slim hopes alive
• New rules could make aviation less safe • Cultural war crimes in Timbuktu
• Older workers suit Brooks Brothers very well
• A Maryland state senator draws up a plan to curb gerrymande­ring, as long as others join in
• In the age of cybercrime, the best insurance may be analog
• Brazil’s corruption scandal grows ever nearer to the president’s office
• How Ruslan Kogan built an off-brand online empire Down Under
• GM and plaintiffs’ lawyers look for directions from the first defective ignition switch trials
• Wall Streeters are writing bigger checks to Catholic schools—and demanding a bigger say
• Cruise lines fulfill passengers’ vacation fantasies with private ports of call
• Ex-spies find a home for their skills with a British cybersleut­h
• Chinese investors have put millions into a Trump-branded tower
• Monsanto’s Roundup could get whacked by European regulators
• Soothe and Zeel are Uberizing the massage business
• The outsize power of French labor unions
• Some digital wallets are riddled with holes
• Nothing ventured until startups offer more gain
• Fitness: Work out with the in crowd
• It pays to be a parent in Poland
• The rout in commoditie­s catches a top trader by surprise
• Keeping track of oil production, one tanker at a time
• Amazon tries to deter employee theft with tales of crime and punishment
• Ohio’s GOP goes all in for Kasich
• Turkish clothing chain LC Waikiki is a modest success
• The Critic: Burberry and others try to rewrite the fashion calendar. Finally
• Briefs: A fight in the cockpit at United; the Sharapova fallout
• How to catch Chinese hackers: Look at who wants your corporate secrets
• The Hard Truth About Malaysia 370

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