Thanks for Buying a $100,000 Tesla. Want a Tote Bag With That?
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In Brief: Casual Commuter Briefcases
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How America Learned to Love the Airstream Again
The company behind last century’s hottest RV has no idea how it became so hip—and profitable—again. Or how to keep that momentum going
How Those Color-Block Bikinis Took Over the Beach
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Must See Videos
The Mutant Chandeliers Taking Over Interior Design
Lindsey Adelman is an industrial designer best known for her elaborate chandeliers. Her fixtures, which cost anywhere from $5,000 to $165,000, are sold around the world. Bloomberg toured Adelman's Manhattan studio, where all of the lights are assembled by hand. (Video by Jennafer Savino, Justin Beach (Source: Bloomberg)
Rocket Scientists Are Inventing a New High Heel
April 29 -- Dolly Singh is the founder and CEO of Thesis Couture, a fashion-technology company working to reinvent the stiletto. She spoke with Bloomberg about the benefits of hiring astronauts and rocket scientists to create the world’s first “high performance, high fashion” high heels. Singh was a speaker at the Bloomberg Businessweek Design Conference and is featured in Bloomberg Businessweek's 2015 Design Issue. (Video by Jennafer Savino, Amy Marino)
Designing the Skyscraper of Tomorrow
April 28 -- Bjarke Ingels, creative director of BIG, has developed a reputation for designing buildings that are as technically innovative as they are cost and resource-conscious. He spoke with Bloomberg about the positive benefits sustainable infrastructure can have on society and city life. Ingels spoke at the Bloomberg Businessweek Design Conference and is featured in Bloomberg Businessweek's 2015 Design Issue. (Corrects name.) (Corrects Headline, Changed to Clarify) (Video by Jennafer Savino, Justin Beach)
How Nanorobots Will Help Us Fight Cancer
April 30 -- Shawn Douglas, professor at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), presented at the Bloomberg Businessweek Design Conference, and is featured in Bloomberg Businessweek’s 2015 Design Issue. He spoke to Bloomberg about his innovative cancer treatment research, using nanorobots. (Video by Jennafer Savino, Victoria Blackburne-Daniell.)
Inside Businessweek's Design Issue
Behind the scenes of the making of this week's magazine cover with Creative Director Tracy Ma and Director of Photography Clinton Cargill.
The Most Thrilling Cars From the 2015 Geneva Motor Show
Exotic, exclusive and expensive are all words sure to be heard in abundance at this year’s Geneva International Motor Show, as the biggest names in automotive excellence show off their latest machines. Supercars in all their glory will be front and center, with Koenigsegg exhibiting its new Agera RS and Bugatti offering up 'La Finale,' the last of its Veyron line at the show, which runs from March 5-15
Driving the 2016 Ferrari 488 GTB, a Turbocharged Italian Made to Love
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Francis Ford Coppola Wants You to Come on His Family Vacation
Whether you’re making a luxury resort or a movie, it’s all about the storytelling
The 2016 BMW B6 Alpina Is a Game Changer for the Tourer Class
Total luxury, power, and performance in one plush package
Meet the Mountaineering Legend Behind Europe’s Extreme Museums
After summiting Everest—with no oxygen, twice—71-year-old Reinhold Messner's latest legacy: reclaimed castles and a mountaintop masterpiece by Zaha Hadid
Seven Enduring Items of Jewelry for Moms to Pass on to Daughters
Because a great heirloom starts with an even greater purchase