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Bloomberg Businessweek (Asia), 01 Septembre 2026

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ArticleAfter sub­mit­ting their story for the Screen­time Issue,

Lucas Shaw, Bloomberg’s man­aging editor for media and enter­tain­ment, and film reporter Thomas Buckley got word that the first week­end of August was the highest-gross­ing in US movie his­tory, thanks to The Odys­sey and Spider-man.

After sub­mit­ting their story for the Screen­time Issue,

ArticleEva Dou,

a tech­no­logy journ­al­ist in Wash­ing­ton, DC, learned that CXMT’S founder, Zhu Yim­ing, told investors dec­ades ago that he aspired to build the biggest memory-chip maker in China.

Eva Dou,

ArticleBloomberg

News senior invest­ig­at­ive reporter Olivia Carville first wrote about the tra­gic story of Chase Nasca in 2023 and has thought about him often since then.

Bloomberg

ArticleSafety test­ing and tragedy on Tik­tok

When Tik­tok tweaked its algorithm in 2021 to stop users from being over­whelmed with harm­ful con­tent, the com­pany didn’t roll out the safer ver­sion to every­one, a con­fid­en­tial internal doc­u­ment shows. Instead, to see if the change might...

Safety test­ing and tragedy on Tik­tok

ArticleYou are prob­ably play­ing Candy Crush right now

Johanna Chour­a­qui doesn’t time travel any­more. The now 34-year-old had been play­ing Candy Crush Saga for years when she exper­i­enced the stuff of grad school night­mares: “It’s finals week, and I woke up in the morn­ing to a startle. I missed a...

You are prob­ably play­ing Candy Crush right now

ArticleRomantasy, where magic spells meet heavy breath­ing

Rachel Gil­lig lost her voice just as she was about to take the stage at Book­con in April. Over the pre­vi­ous 48 hours, she’d exper­i­enced a com­ing-out party of sorts at one of the pub­lish­ing industry’s largest trade shows, though these days it’s...

Romantasy, where magic spells meet heavy breath­ing