John Paulson's Very Bad Year - July 2, 2012 Issue

July 2, 2012 Issue

Opening Remarks

Opening Remarks

The Rise of Innovative State Capitalism

By Joshua Kurlantzick

The Rise of Innovative State Capitalism

Bloomberg View: Does Mario Monti Have a Second Act?

Bloomberg View: Does Mario Monti Have a Second Act?

Bloomberg View: The Supreme Court Gets It Right on Immigration

Bloomberg View: The Supreme Court Gets It Right on Immigration

News - Global Economics

News - Global Economics

A Way to Break Out of Europe's 'Doom Loop'

By Peter Coy

A Way to Break Out of Europe's 'Doom Loop'

Nets Owner Prokhorov Wants to Be Moscow's Mayor

By Henry Meyer and Ilya Arkhipov

Nets Owner Prokhorov Wants to Be Moscow's Mayor

High Earners Take a Break From Shopping

By Matt Townsend

For China, Too Much Steel Isn't Enough

By Dexter Roberts

For China, Too Much Steel Isn't Enough

By Ira Boudway

News - Companies & Industries

News - Companies & Industries

U.S. Automakers Cut Retirees Loose

By Keith Naughton

U.S. Automakers Cut Retirees Loose

China's Rx: Foreign-Owned Hospitals

By Daryl Loo

China's Rx: Foreign-Owned Hospitals

The Bittersweet Truth About Cranberries

By Susan Berfield

The Bittersweet Truth About Cranberries

DoCoMo Looks for Growth Among Japan's Elderly

By Mariko Yasu and Shunichi Ozasa

DoCoMo Looks for Growth Among Japan's Elderly

By Ira Boudway and Caroline Winter

News - Politics & Policy

News - Politics & Policy

The Making of the 1,000-Page Farm Bill

By Alan Bjerga

The Making of the 1,000-Page Farm Bill

The 21st Century Family Farm

By Alan Bjerga

The 21st Century Family Farm

Charlie Rose Talks to Marco Rubio

By Charlie Rose

Charlie Rose Talks to Marco Rubio

News - Technology

News - Technology

QR Code Fatigue

By Mark Milian

QR Code Fatigue

Thanks to Gadget Lust, Lightning Damage Claims Surge

By Steven Norton

Thanks to Gadget Lust, Lightning Damage Claims Surge

Enterprise Technology: Revenge of the Nerdiest Nerds

By Ashlee Vance

Enterprise Technology: Revenge of the Nerdiest Nerds

Sprint, a Distant No. 3, Limps Into the Future

By Roben Farzad

Sprint, a Distant No. 3, Limps Into the Future

Ben Epstein's Wi-Fi Roaches

By Olga Kharif

Ben Epstein's Wi-Fi Roaches

News - Markets & Finance

News - Markets & Finance

The SEC Chairman's Crusade for Money-Fund Safety

By Christopher Condon

The SEC Chairman's Crusade for Money-Fund Safety

Egypt's Power Vacuum Threatens the Economy

By Alaa Shahine

Egypt's Power Vacuum Threatens the Economy

Charities Still Love Wall Street Bankers

By Max Abelson

Charities Still Love Wall Street Bankers

Arizona's New Housing Crisis: No Workers

By Prashant Gopal

Arizona's New Housing Crisis: No Workers

Bid & Ask: The Deals of the Week

By Caroline Winter

Bid & Ask: The Deals of the Week

Features

Features

John Paulson's Very Bad Year

By Sheelah Kolhatkar

Facebook and Newark Schools: About the $100 Million...

By Devin Leonard

Facebook and Newark Schools: About the $100 Million...

The Talented M. Despallières

By Brad Stone

The Talented M. Despalli??res

Etc.

Etc.

Kill Your Desk Chair—and Start Standing

By Drake Bennett

Kill Your Desk Chair???and Start Standing

Mani-Pedi Body Language

By Tim Murphy

Mani-Pedi Body Language

The One Desktop Garden

By Spencer Bailey

The One Desktop Garden

The Art of the E-Mail Subject Line

By Julian Sancton

The Art of the E-Mail Subject Line

Review: Aaron Sorkin's 'The Newsroom'

By David Kamp

Review: Aaron Sorkin's 'The Newsroom'

Spike Lee on Self-Financing 'Red Hook Summer'

Spike Lee on Self-Financing 'Red Hook Summer'