Tesla's Dangerous Doors

A number of fatal car crashes involving Tesla vehicles has prompted increased scrutiny of its electric doors, triggering lawsuits over whether the design can leave passengers trapped.

The Hospitals That Won't Let Patients Go Home

The International Finance Corp., an arm of the World Bank, spends millions of dollars of taxpayer money to build up private-sector services in the developing world. But a Bloomberg investigation reveals that several private hospital companies funded.

The Hidden Cost of South Sudan's Oil Boom

South Sudan relies on oil for almost all of its revenue. But some communities living near the oil fields allege polluted water is causing birth defects and miscarriages, raising questions over health and responsibility.

Inside The Deaths That Rocked India's Relations With The West

This is the story of how two alleged murder plots involving Sikh activists brought India, the US and Canada to a diplomatic crisis.

How China Is Building an Army of Hackers

China and the US actively engage in cyber espionage for strategic advantage. Leaked files now suggest how rapidly Beijing is catching up in preparation for any future conflict.

A Dangerous Corner of the Global Shipping Industry

The sinking of the Gulf Livestock 1 was the worst disaster in the history of the live-export trade, an industry made up of about 150 ships with a market value totaling $20 billion to $30 billion.

The Trading Guru and His Money-Losing Disciples

IM Academy was a global phenomenon, claiming it could make anyone a top trader. Its founder, Chris Terry, a self-made trader turned multimillionaire who flaunted luxury cars, private jets and apartments across continents, said IM was more than.

China's Controversial $167 Billion Mega-Dam