Bloomberg Businessweek (North America) - 2016-02-01

• BUFFETT VS. MUSK
• “Fashion doesn’t come out of San Francisco. Google has no sense of cool”
• “How ironic—no, how perverse— that the USA, which has been so sanctimoni­ous in its condemnati­on of Swiss banks, has become the banking secrecy jurisdicti­on du jour”
• “Despite IEX’S attempts to make trading nicer, it is never going to be a country-club sport”
• Canvassers take the gloves off—and tap on their apps—for Iowa’s raucous caucus
• Foreign companies are keen to get into Iran, but it’s still not a breeze
• What’s not to like about cheap oil? Well …
• Is Angela Merkel losing her clout?
• Dropped Call
• Bloomberg View
• Under His Thumb
• E-sports teams and their owners are eager to join the big leagues
• This Super Bowl will have it all: The hype, the halftime show, the fans. But not the army of homeless people
• Struggling Sharp looks for help from—surprise!—the Japanese government
• Combining Johnson Controls with Tyco, Alex Molinaroli gets out from under his cloud
• The Critic: The latest plans for Penn Station are a failure—and a triumph
• “I’m a secretive LLC with a misleading name, and I approve this message”
• Vietnam’s new government may cage the up-and-coming Asian Tiger
• A decade after the buyout boom, those megadeals look mega meh
• Bid/ask: Lockheed Martin gets out of IT; Sony gets into chips
• Bespoke spam knows how to get around your e-mail filter
• Has California’s Supreme Court started a multistate feud?
• Survey: Since when is working 60 hours a week normal?
• China’s growing service economy hits a snag
• Briefs: iphone fever fades; Mcmuffin madness mounts
• The Bank of Japan goes wild for ETFS
• Russia risks becoming a second-rate state
• Health: Skip the java and start your day with dandelion-root coffee
• Swiss horologist­s are having a hard time
• Italy’s Banks Have To Be Fixed—quickly

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