Brad Stone

@BradStone

Editor, Bloomberg Businessweek. Author of the books Amazon Unbound, The Upstarts, and The Everything Store. Retweets are usually mistaken clicks.

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Brad Stone
@BradStone
Jun 25, 2024
NEW: In the July issue of Bloomberg Businessweek, Bernard Arnault, one of the wealthiest people alive, explains how he built LVMH into the largest luxury conglomerate in the world. (thread: 1/4) bloomberg.com/features/2024-…
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Brad Stone
@BradStone
Sep 1
Please join us and bring your questions for the fearless @emilychangtv. Live on Bloomberg.com at 1pm ET.
Bloomberg
@business
Sep 1
TODAY: Bloomberg’s @emilychangtv interviews some of the most influential names in tech, business and culture for her series, The Circuit. Bring your questions and join her in an interactive Live Q&A conversation with @BradStone at 1 p.m. EDT. Livestream: bloom.bg/4xkc2ro
Brad Stone
@BradStone
Aug 31
Please join me live on Tuesday September 1 as I grill @emilychangtv about the latest, extraordinary season of her show, The Circuit, and her interviews with @DarioAmodei, @drfeifei, Jennifer Doudna, Karlie Kloss, @ReeseW and many others. Bring your questions!
Bloomberg
@business
Aug 31
SAVE THE DATE: Bloomberg’s @emilychangtv interviews some of the most influential names in tech, business and culture for her series, The Circuit. Bring your questions and join her in a Live Q&A conversation with @BradStone on Sept. 1. Livestream: bloom.bg/4xkc2ro
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Brad Stone
@BradStone
Aug 4
A confidential internal document shows TikTok withheld a safety feature from millions of users — including a teenager who died by suicide. @livcarville in @BW
TikTok Withheld a Safety Feature From Millions. One Died by Suicide
From bloomberg.com
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Brad Stone
@BradStone
Jul 29
Concrete makes up about half of all human-made material on Earth, and demand is still growing — even as it’s increasingly used to defend against climate impacts caused by its own production Gift link to an extraordinary investigation by @TedCFishman.com, via @BW:
bloomberg.com
The Spread of Concrete Is Damaging the Planet. And Saving It
Concrete makes up about half of all human-made material on Earth, and demand is still growing — even as it’s increasingly used to defend against climate impacts caused by its own production
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