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Bloomberg Businessweek (Asia), 01 Octobre 2026

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Pho­to­graph by Eric Lee/new York Times/redux. The image from out­side the White House cap­tures Marco Rubio’s close prox­im­ity to the pres­id­ent and all the rewards and risks that pos­i­tion car­ries for his polit­ical career.

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Article○ Evan Rat­liff,a Bloomberg Busi­nes­s­week con­trib­utor, came across an odd fact while report­ing on AI and the legal sys­tem: A French law­yer in 1522 was asked to defend a group of rats accused of des­troy­ing bar­ley crops.

○ Evan Rat­liff,a Bloomberg Busi­nes­s­week con­trib­utor, came across an odd fact while report­ing on AI and the legal sys­tem: A French law­yer in 1522 was asked to defend a group of rats accused of des­troy­ing bar­ley crops.

Article○ When pho­to­graph­ing EVS in India, Nipun Prabhakar, also a writer and an archi­tect in Delhi, asked the e-rick­shaw drivers to stand beside their vehicle (“which they proudly did”) and enjoyed listen­ing to their stor­ies.

○ When pho­to­graph­ing EVS in India, Nipun Prabhakar, also a writer and an archi­tect in Delhi, asked the e-rick­shaw drivers to stand beside their vehicle (“which they proudly did”) and enjoyed listen­ing to their stor­ies.

Article○ Bloomberg News senior reporter Drake Ben­nett and air­lines reporter Sri Taylor dis­covered that an air­plane fusel­age being torn apart by a crane looks and sounds like someone crump­ling a soda can.

○ Bloomberg News senior reporter Drake Ben­nett and air­lines reporter Sri Taylor dis­covered that an air­plane fusel­age being torn apart by a crane looks and sounds like someone crump­ling a soda can.