Bloomberg Businessweek (Europe) - 2016-01-11

• Street Fighter
• Iran. Islamic State. Cheap oil. Saudi Arabia’s King Salman has his hands full
• For millennial­s, 2BR, 1BA, no frills—but it’s affordable
• Mike Jacobson wants to shake the salt out of you
• A $1,000 hep C pill in the U.S. is $4.29 and falling in India
• Virtual reality is the star of the Consumer Electronic­s Show. But there’s a catch
• Domino’s for Foodies
• Refugee Riches
• Bloomberg View
• A copyright lawsuit spooks Spotify—and gives streaming services plenty to be nervous about
• Bringing a long-lost sacred Indian river back to life
• Asian shipyards figured things couldn’t get much worse. They may be wrong
• Caffeine: Craft coffee gets guzzled up by the conglomera­tes
• With its best friend broke, bitcoin can’t afford lobbyists anymore
• A California­n’s extreme measures to fight bond issues
• To reach Mars, the U.S. will need a little help from its friends
• The Critic: The Idealist puts Aaron Swartz at the crux of the freedom-of-informatio­n debate
• Going with the flow in China’s roller-coaster stock market
• Takata high-tails it toward driverless cars
• The Fed goes sniffing for bubbles
• How do shale drillers cope with $35 oil? They don’t
• Briefs: SUVs rule; gun sales soar
• Seattle’s Big Bertha is back in business. Can she tunnel all the way?
• A Texas server center takes a cue from the cloud
• The FDA enlists veterinari­ans to help battle superbugs
• Japan and South Korea: Happy at Last?

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