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Bloomberg Businessweek publishes new issues 50 times a year, usually every week except for two weeks in August and two weeks in December. Each issue covers the most important business topics and events of the week, as well as in-depth analysis and insights on the people, companies, and trends shaping the global economy.

Some popular articles from Bloomberg Businessweek are: Elon, Inc. Musk’s Neuralink Wants to Put a Chip In Someone’s Brain, The First Glimpse Into Musk’s AI Company, and Marvel’s Latest Movie Will Show If Superheroes Ever Get Tired. These articles explore the latest innovations, challenges, and opportunities in the fields of technology, entertainment, and business.

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Bloomberg Businessweek was founded in 1929 as The Business Week by Malcolm Muir, who was the president and editor of the magazine. The magazine aimed to provide information and opinions on what was happening in the business world at a time of great economic and social change. In 1933, the magazine was acquired by McGraw-Hill, which expanded its scope and circulation. In 2009, the magazine was bought by Bloomberg L.P., which rebranded it as Bloomberg Businessweek and enhanced its digital and multimedia offerings. Today, the magazine is one of the most influential and respected sources of business news and analysis in the world.