Black South Africans are embracing the sport as the nation struggles to overcome the legacy of White minority rule.

Black South Africans are embracing the sport as the nation struggles to overcome the legacy of White minority rule.

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Listen to the most interesting reporting from this week in the world of business, finance, tech, and politics. Over the weekend, we'll share a mix of essays, reviews and other stories from Bloomberg's new Weekend Edition.

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Once a Symbol of Apartheid, Rugby Is Now Helping Unite South Africa

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Dave Ricks steered the 150-year-old drug giant to a $1 trillion market cap. Can he defeat pharma’s boom-and-bust cycle? By Madison Muller and Brad Stone

Dave Ricks steered the 150-year-old drug giant to a $1 trillion market cap. Can he defeat pharma&rsquo;s boom-and-bust cycle? By Madison Muller and Brad Stone

How Eli Lilly Got Huge by Making Us Thin

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A global group of online sadists is pushing kids to harm their pets, their siblings and themselves. The FBI calls it a new wave of terrorism. By Margi Murphy

 

A global group of online sadists is pushing kids to harm their pets, their siblings and themselves. The FBI calls it a new wave of terrorism. By Margi Murphy
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Cyberbullying Group 764 Torments Teenagers as Blood Sport

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They’re everywhere: DIY peptides for losing weight, building muscle, slowing aging, getting tan and general looksmaxxing. Inside a legally ambiguous and medically dubious global supply chain. 
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They&rsquo;re everywhere: DIY peptides for losing weight, building muscle, slowing aging, getting tan and general looksmaxxing. Inside a legally ambiguous and medically dubious global supply chain.&nbsp; By Amanda Mull, Madison Muller and Ashleigh Furlong

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Once a Symbol of Apartheid, Rugby Is Now Helping Unite South Africa

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