Daqo New Energy opened its facility to outsiders as it campaigns to avoid potential U.S. sanctions over allegations of forced labor in the industry.
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Two sprawling military conglomerates run almost everything in Myanmar, from banks to the gems trade. Here's how the army built its vast empire.
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China’s Land Grab in Bhutan Is the New Face of War
The Pax Americana made outright invasions too risky, so autocrats are swallowing their neighbors one piece at a time.
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Putin Takes the Ice for a Game That’s Over
Opponents let their strongman tally lots of hockey goals to recall lost Soviet glory. (Even he knows he's a terrible player.)
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Brands Are Coming for Your Ears
Why audio has become the latest front in branding’s battle for your attention.
Max Hastings
Skewed History Is Becoming a Global Superweapon
It’s not just Russia and China — leaders in democracies such as Japan and France are distorting the past for political ends.
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Bloomberg New Economy Conversations: The Ascent of Digital Money
Covid-19 has accelerated a monetary revolution. China is at the forefront, launching the world’s first central bank-issued digital currency. Bitcoin is rocketing in value, although debate rages over whether it is “digital gold,” a hedge against inflation at a time of rampant government spending, or fool’s gold. Bloomberg New Economy Editorial Director Andy Browne discusses the ascent of digital money with IMF Economic Counsellor Gita Gopinath, Mastercard's Raj Dhamodharan, SEC Commissioner Hester M. Peirce, and Grayscale Investments CEO Michael Sonnenshein. (Source: Bloomberg)
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