JetBlue snarled the plans of thousands of airplane passengers last week, and one widely read U.S. business magazine. BusinessWeek magazine’s March 5 edition, out on Thursday, features a cover story on ...

Bloomberg Businessweek's latest cover is sure to grab your attention. The July 15th cover story “The Hedge Fund Myth” takes on the discrepancy between hedge funds’ reputation as money-making ...

The latest cover of Bloomberg Businessweek features an illustration of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg in a ‘Make America Great Again hat’. “Employees fear Zuckerberg’s commitment to free speech is more ...

The NAACP and other human rights groups are slamming Bloomberg Businessweek for a recent cover, which they have called “vile” and “racially offensive.” Illustrating the issue’s main story about the ...

A Chipotle burrito is on the new cover of Bloomberg Businessweek. And it's vomiting. Over the past month or so, Chipotle has been dealing with the fallout from now two separate E. coli outbreaks ...

Emboldened by lessons they have learned in the corporate world, a growing number of wealthy Americans are ambitiously broadening the scope of their charitable work, which has ushered in a new era of ...

The cover of the latest Businessweek issue seems to depict ethnic minorities awash in cash from the housing market. Bloomberg Businessweek editor Josh Tyrangiel has said the magazine “regrets” what ...

Considering Bloomberg Businessweek's generally stellar covers, a lot of people are wondering how exactly this one with its absurd caricatures and racial undertones got through the editorial process.

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Nothing like a good redemption tale: Steve Case, he of the ...

This rejected cover image for Bloomberg Businessweek showing a bloodied and beaten Mitt Romney is making the rounds, reports BuzzFeed, and, boy, does it tell the story of Romney's week in ...

It was a hectic and stressful seven minutes for Greg Halpern. He said it was a nerve-wracking experience. But it was also a rewarding one defined by its inimitability. On April 20, Halpern, an ...