Bloomberg Businessweek (Europe) - 2016-05-23

• Rahul Gandhi’s storied lineage may not be enough to win India’s love
• Retailers that ignore plus sizes are thinking too small
• Racking up $320 million in sales without a sales force
• The logic behind those gazillion e-mails from the Clinton campaign
• Built for bitcoin, blockchain technology is finding many other uses
• Feminine-hygiene startups are on a social mission. You’re coming along for the ride, right?!
• Opening Remarks
• Bloomberg View
• Briefs: Whole Foods in miniature; Mitsubishi Motors’ president bows out
• Motorbikes, sidecars, and phone plans rev up rural health care
• Mom and pop stores are feeling less secure about chip-card readers
• Thirsty for dollars, Egyptians will go for broke to get them
• Planned Parenthood goes on the offensive in state courts
• The Critic: Makers and Takers examines the evils of finance for the sake of finance
• Charlie Rose talks to Chevron CEO John Watson
• China frowns on a stock market maneuver
• What Warren Buffett sees in Yahoo!
• A Star Trek fan film beams up Paramount’s lawyers
• Australia tries to dull Asians’ appetite for local real estate
• Got a permit for that? A patchwork quilt of state licensing stalls job growth
• Southwest’s pilots could foil the on-time arrival plans of Boeing’s latest jet
• Sweden’s Soundtrack plans to drown out Muzak
• German companies want a German cloud
• Grounded in broadband, the satellite industry soars
• What I Wear to Work: Teacher Harrison Haynes has Delta to thank for discoverin­g the joy of retail therapy
• Stop Enabling Corruption
• What Happened to LendingClu­b
• WITHOUT THE CHANNEL, “THEY WOULDN’T HAVE BEEN ABLE TO...KEEP THE LIGHTS ON”
• “WHAT DOES THE HBO VERSION OF NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC LOOK LIKE?”

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