Cross Border
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This Wall Street guy has your back
Allan Roth has an idea that could save you a bundle: Charging by the hour, rather than nicking a percentage of your assets
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Can e-cigarettes survive the war against vaping?
E-cigarettes were supposed to save lives and revitalise the smoking industry. But anti-smoking zealots, government regulators and Big Tobacco seem determined to snuff out the market—and any entrepreneurs plying it
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Inside Israel's secret startup machine
The Israel Defence Forces' clandestine Unit 8200 isn't just the mythical cybersecurity and spy squad. It's probably the best school for entrepreneurship in the world, spawning hundreds of game-changing tech startups. Here's a definitive look inside
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How Toyota got its mojo back
Two decades after the Prius jump-started the green car revolution, Toyota lost its eco-mojo to Tesla. Now the world's sixth-most-valuable brand is fighting back with the hydrogen-powered Mirai
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Kumiko Otsuka moves to update her Japanese furniture retailer
Rocking Japan Inc, Kumiko Otsuka unseated her founder father in a bid to update their furniture retailer
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Stephen Schwarzman and Blackstone: Wall Street's unstoppable force
After every crisis of the past three decades, Blackstone's Stephen Schwarzman has come out a winner. More than $32 billion later, he's just getting started. Inside the mind of a market master
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The story of America's first offshore wind farm
How DE Shaw and a politically connected attorney persuaded Rhode Island to build America's first-ever offshore wind farm—and a risk-free money machine
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Chadatip Chutrakul aims to energise a district in Bangkok
The CEO of mall owner Siam Piwat aims to energise a forlorn district in Bangkok with a $1.57 billion property
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Valeant Pharmaceuticals' Prescription For Disaster
In less than a year, Valeant Pharmaceuticals has lost 87 percent of its value - some $80 billion - amid accusations of mismanagement and financial shenanigans. The inside story reveals a pressure cooker that was built to explode
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The God Pill: A billionaire's answer to cure diabetes, arthritis
A brilliant Turkish-American billionaire, Osman Kibar thinks he can heal arthritis, cure baldness and erase wrinkles. And that's just the start, as he aims to reverse the ageing process itself