Business
Check, Please!
America’s restaurant technology is worse than Polynesia’s.
‘You Just Have To Have It!’
$2,000 to make coffee? $800 to boil rice? In any color you’d like! Inside the American housewares craze.
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How to Get Ahead on Facebook Without Really Trying
There’s no mystery to how to make the social-networking site work for you. You don’t need a lot of friends. You just need a lot of cash. -
The IMAX Solution
A ‘giant’ way to save movies. -
Scoop of the Year
David Corn gets a victory lap. -
A Bangalore Baron
An Indian CEO sits atop a cutthroat world. -
Winging It
When airlines merge, who wins? -
David Einhorn
An outraged hedge funder bites into Apple. -
Don’t Tell Mark
The man behind Google Maps and the Facebook search engine on the pleasure of not knowing his way. -
How Boeing Lost Its Way
The Dreamliner is grounded. How a scrappy and innovative company lost its way. -
Facebook Grows Up
Click ‘like’ for Graph Search. -
Dreamliner’s Nightmare
Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner is turning into a nightmare. Clive Irving reports. -
Esther Duflo
Esther Duflo is pioneering a new form of development economics. Daniel Gross reports. -
Eunuchs of the Universe
Tom Wolfe's searing indictment of how the world of finance went wrong and who the new Masters of the Universe are today. -
Too Big to Jail?
Why the biggest banks are getting off easy. -
The Spirit of Ferdinand Pecora
It’s time for the street to be scared—very scared. -
Monica
Backstage at the ultimate Washington drama. -
That Day of Infamy
Covering 9/11, journalists found a renewed sense of mission. By Daniel Klaidman -
A New Chapter
Sometimes, change isn’t just good, it’s necessary. -
The Power of the Cover
Former editor Jon Meacham on how telling the story of presidents and top pols has been a key ‘Newsweek’ mission. -
The Battle of Brand X
The epic competition betweeen Newsweek and Time as told by two of the finest veterans of the weekly wars. -
‘The First Rough Draft of History’
An oral history of the making of a magazine. By Andrew Romano. -
A Family Matter
Lally Weymouth on brass bands, meeting Milosevic, and the days when her parents owned Newsweek. -
Merry Christmas to Me!
There’s no shame in the epidemic of self-gifting. -
Big Rocks are Back
What's driving the surge in giant gems? -
Calling All Cabs
Uber and the new road rage. -
Mark Carney
A Canadian takes the helm at the Bank of England. -
Auctioning Off Adventures
Christie’s auctions off National Geographic treasures. -
Shopping Becomes a Mini-Vacation
Get set for luxury to win the battle for the brick-and-mortar marketplace.