The Afterlife of Lehman Brothers - May 23, 2022 Issue

May 23, 2022 Issue

The Long, Slow Death of Lehman Brothers Is Almost Complete

The Long, Slow Death of Lehman Brothers Is Almost Complete

By Lucca De Paoli and Jeremy Hill

Bloomberg Opinion

Bloomberg Opinion

Short of Baby Formula? Blame Bad Policy and Red Tape

By The Editors

An empty baby formula display is seen at a Publix grocery

Remarks

Remarks

These Tiny Organisms Are Key to Stopping the Next Pandemic

By Brian Bremner

These Tiny Organisms Are Key to Stopping the Next Pandemic

Business

Business

UK Fans Worry American Owners Will Tarnish Their Football

By David Hellier and Fareed Sahloul

UK Fans Worry American Owners Will Tarnish Their Football

Used Cars Become an Expensive Problem for Online Dealers Like Carvana

By Kyle Stock

Carvana Sees Triple-Digit Growth Blitz Through Used Car Concerns

Technology

Technology

Tech’s High-Flying Startup Scene Gets a Crushing Reality Check

By Lizette Chapman

Tech’s High-Flying Startup Scene Gets a Crushing Reality Check

Elon Musk Has a Bigger Problem Than Twitter Bots: A Huge Debt Burden

By Paula Seligson

Tesla CEO Elon Musk Testifies In SolarCity Trial

Finance

Finance

A $60 Billion Crypto Collapse Reveals a New Kind of Bank Run

By Zeke Faux and Muyao Shen

A $60 Billion Crypto Collapse Reveals a New Kind of Bank Run

US Pries Into Over 100 Trader and Banker Phones in Texting Probe

By Matt Robinson, Hannah Levitt and Jenny Surane

US Pries Into Over 100 Trader and Banker Phones in Texting Probe

Economics

Economics

UK Is About to Become Stagflation Nation

By Philip Aldrick

UK Is About to Become Stagflation Nation

China’s Pullback on Lending Stalls Dreams of Rebuilding Nigeria

By William Clowes

China’s Pullback on Lending Stalls Dreams of Rebuilding Nigeria

From Kimchi to Diesel: Inflation Indicators From Around the World You Didn’t Know About

By Bloomberg Businessweek

From Kimchi to Diesel: Inflation Indicators From Around the World You Didn’t Know About

Strategies

Strategies

Compensation Is Becoming an Even Bigger Headache in the Remote-Work Era

By Matthew Boyle and Olivia Rockeman

Compensation Is Becoming an Even Bigger Headache in the Remote-Work Era

Groping, Derision, Bias, Threats: Women in Science Face It All

By Arianne Cohen

Groping, Derision, Bias, Threats: Women in Science Face It All

Walking or Biking to Work Could Make You More Productive

By Arianne Cohen

Walking or Biking to Work Could Make You More Productive

Features

Features

The Long, Slow Death of Lehman Brothers Is Almost Complete

By Lucca De Paoli and Jeremy Hill

The Long, Slow Death of Lehman Brothers Is Almost Complete

The Math Prodigy Whose Hack Upended DeFi Won’t Give Back His Millions

By Christopher Beam

The Math Prodigy Whose Hack Upended DeFi Won’t Give Back His Millions

My History With Scoliosis Made Me Seek a Better Treatment for My Son

By Amanda Hurley

My History With Scoliosis Made Me Seek a Better Treatment for My Son

Pursuits

Pursuits

In Laguna San Ignacio, Mexico, It’s OK to Pet the Baby Whales

By Sara Clemence

California gray whale calf above and below with whale watchers in San Ignacio Lagoon, Baja California Sur, Mexico

As Featured in The White Lotus, Here Are the Secrets of Wayfinding

By Jen Murphy

As Featured in The White Lotus, Here Are the Secrets of Wayfinding

One Thing Most People Don’t Know About Birding, the Hot Travel Trend

By Jennifer Flowers

One Thing Most People Don’t Know About Birding, the Hot Travel Trend

Follow Your Nose to Travel Bliss

By Colleen Kinder

Follow Your Nose to Travel Bliss

How Eating Through London Made It Feel Less Foreign—and More Like Home

By Howard Chua-Eoan

How Eating Through London Made It Feel Less Foreign—and More Like Home

Last Thing

Last Thing

The Tighter Labor Market Is Making Restaurants More Like Factories

By Justin Fox

The Tighter Labor Market Is Making Restaurants More Like Factories