Bloomberg Businessweek (Asia) - 2016-06-13

• Space coffee
• Making the chip that powers the internet
• A better, cheaper incubator
• Pot breathalyz­er
• ¡Tecnología para el campo!
• Larry Page’s flying cars
• Leveraging Data to Find an Edge
• Our reporter sees the way of 760 million WeChat devotees
• The Fab Lab Egypt team risks arrest to cultivate startups
• Climate change could upend fragile states like Syria and Venezuela
• Glaxo Smith Kline develops grain-size nerve implants to target illness
• The ocean turbines Herb Williams imagined in jail are big business now
• A regulatory sandbox for Wall Street • Louisiana’s smart Medicaid idea
• Yale’s capitalism and altruism collide
• Hillary played nice with Bernie. Will that help her battle Donald?
• A preacher of “fail fast” is designing a stock exchange that rewards patience
• Big Data is Big Daddy down on the farm
• The next debt crisis may be corporate
• A Bill: Colorado becomes the 17th state to expand safeguards for pregnant women
• The FDA backs off its recall of a medical device linked to superbug outbreaks
• In Macau, the chips may be stacked against a ban on phone betting
• Brazil’s “dream team” faces an economic nightmare
• At Barclays, tellers must get the camera angle right
• The Senate fails to deliver for the USPS
• U.S. companies lag in the race to invest in Myanmar
• Tech embraces dismal scientists
• Why Treasury won’t go ultralong
• A colossal stock payout for two Monster Beverage execs
• Iran opens the oil spigot
• The Pentagon finds it’s not so easy to be a Valley bro
• Trouble for Warren Buffett’s Nevada power play
• Are the days of test drives numbered?
• The Future is Sun(ny) in Hawaii
• Bring on the Blockchain Future
• Technology

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