Bloomberg Businessweek (Europe) - 2016-02-22

• Conflicts of Business Interest
• fear “I hate sells that so many guns”
• “My business is built around the idea that every once in a while people want to get out of the house”
• “I’m old enough to remember when to become a preppy you had to spend four years at Andover. Now you spend an afternoon at Abercrombi­e & Fitch”
• Justice Scalia curbed court access for the little guy
• Learning from Argentina • The U.S. should deepen ties to Southeast Asia
• Andreessen Horowitz schools a startup
• Walmart may soon find out if anti-gay discrimina­tion is also sex discrimina­tion
• Cheap oil should beget cheap currency, but Nigeria’s president isn’t budging
• Workplace: As more and more women wait to marry, it’s time to stand up for single ladies
• The West cheered the Ukraine uprising—until nothing changed
• In Detroit, Middle Eastern refugees help carmakers step on the gas
• As Abenomics stalls, the Bank of Japan weighs its limited options
• With an eye on millennial­s, Verizon goes big on mobile streaming
• Briefs: U.S. airlines hanker for Havana; tasty results for Hormel
• BMW uses loaner cars to help win the luxury sales race
• Tech pushes for some diversity on Wall Street
• Siccing ex-spies on rogue traders
• U.S. banks waffle over digital wallets
• The Uber-ization of carpooling
• Making homebuyers out of renters
• The Critic: With Fuller House, The X-Files, and more reboots to come, TV banks on the power of nostalgia
• Google skirts the “Google tax”
• Frackers get neighborly to head off opposition in Colorado
• That mansion on Nob Hill could see a bigger tax bill
• Crop-dusting drones are ready for takeoff in Napa
• You’ve heard of The Big Short. Here’s the big long
• Making the Pivot To Asia Endure
• The Software Industry’s Cabin in the Woods
• APPLE'S OTHER JOHNY
• Would You Like Hollow Points With That?
• trying to do the right thing

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