Bloomberg Businessweek Europe - July 2026 - Eli Lilly’s Next Shot - Strap Yourself Into Starship Elon

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Bloomberg Businessweek Europe 2026年7月期聚焦商业、科技与社会议题，通过多篇专栏与深度报道串联全球宏观与产业变动。内容涵盖SpaceX潜在IPO的解读、El Niño对经济的影响、机器人步行能力与金融市场的代币化趋势，并延伸到日本二手奢侈品、冰淇淋通胀、中国软实力、英国城镇气候变化及印度健康保险等领域。另有关于Eli Lilly下一步减重与肽类产业、ICE设施应对及管理层治理等专题，配合“Strap Yourself Into Starship Elon”等人物与观点内容。

LanguageEnglish

CategoryResearch & Report

FormatPDF

Pages96

Reading Time4 h 2 min

AccessFree to download

Remarks

Strap Yourself Into Starship Elon

In Context

Economies are struggling. El Niño won’t help

An urgent new question: Should robots have legs?

The booming market for Japan’s used luxury goods

As Spain welcomes immigrants, its GDP increases

A Walk With

Guinness’s Gráinne Wafer

In View

Tokenization may make trading a 24/7 pursuit

Reading List

Eswar Prasad on digitization trends

In Depth

UK towns are feeling climate change at their taps

How global warming is affecting Indian health insurance

With rising temperatures come rising food prices

Lilly专题

Lilly tackled the obesity epidemic. What’s next?

Inside the multibillion-dollar peptide economy

July 2026 Eli Lilly’s Next Shot How Dave Ricks created a $1 trillion GLP-1 giant PLUS The rampant spread of black-market peptides July 2026 Bottles of Foundayo, the oral GLP-1 that Eli Lilly introduced in April ▷ 34 4 Bloomberg Businessweek ◼ PHOTOGRAPH BY KEVIN SERNA FOR BLOOMBERG BUSINESSWEEK “THE BEST MEDIA ON AFRICA YOU HAVE NEVER HEARD OF.” Your competitors have. Your biggest client has. Contents Remarks Making sense of an out-of-this-world SpaceX IPO 8 In Context Economies are struggling. El Niño won’t help 11 An urgent new question: Should robots have legs? 13 The booming market for Japan’s used luxury goods 15 As Spain welcomes immigrants, its GDP increases 17 A Walk With: Guinness’s Gráinne Wafer 18 In View Tokenization may make trading a 24/7 pursuit 21 Reading List: Eswar Prasad on digitization trends 23 The scoop on ice cream inﬂation 24 With a US retreat, China exerts more soft power 26 In Depth UK towns are feeling climate change at their taps 28 How global warming is affecting Indian health insurance 31 With rising temperatures come rising food prices 33 Lilly tackled the obesity epidemic. What’s next? 34 Inside the multibillion-dollar peptide economy 42 How one town is contending with an ICE facility 52 The Reluctant Why it’s suddenly not so easy to ﬁll the corner office 61 Boss Declaring open season on middle managers 64 Joe Hudson, unicorn whisperer 66 Woe be the CEO, according to our survey 71 Rooting out bad bosses with new compliance tools 72 How co-chief executives are making it work 74 Pursuits VIP to nosebleed: The World Cup’s best and worst seats 78 High-end golf’s quiet quest for sandy soil 81 Winning isn’t everything at a White Sox home game 84 Sincaraz might not be so good for men’s tennis 86 Just what is soccer’s place in America’s sporting world? 88 What to read, watch and ponder in July 89 Cote 550 makes a play for king of power dining 90 CEO Diet Executives share how they get their head in the game 92 Contributors ○ Max Chafkin, Bloomberg Businessweek senior reporter and co-host of the podcast Everybody’s Business, has been covering Elon Musk for 19 years. ▷ 8 ○ While reporting their feature on Eli Lilly in Indianapolis, Madison Muller, a healthcare reporter for Bloomberg News, and Brad Stone, editor of Businessweek, discovered that CEO Dave Ricks became an amateur mixologist during the pandemic. ▷ 34 ○ Muller also worked with Amanda Mull, a senior reporter for Businessweek, and fellow health reporter Ashleigh Furlong, and learned that the Janoshik peptide testing lab in Czechia has a useful neighbor: a waste management company. After the peptides are tested, they don’t have far to travel before getting destroyed. ▷ 42 ○ Bloomberg CityLab reporter FolaAkinnibi found out that Tremontis part of Pennsylvania’s coal region, with some of the largest anthracite deposits in the world. Hard coal, as it’s known, helped fuel the Industrial Revolution. Photographer Caroline Gutman ﬂew her drone to get a sense of the scale of the 1.3 million-square-foot ICE warehouse. ▷ 52 Cover Photograph by Kevin Serna for Bloomberg Businessweek. Serna’s lens shot through red gel to add vivid huesand nod to Eli Lilly’s company color. It set him up for a looser approach to lighting and framing. How to contact Bloomberg Businessweek 􀀂 Email [bwreader@bloomberg.net](bwreader@bloomberg.net) 􀀂 X @BW 􀀂 Instagram @businessweek 􀀂 [Facebook](Facebook facebook.com/)[ facebook.com/](Facebook facebook.com/)[ ](Facebook facebook.com/)[bloombergbusinessweek](bloombergbusinessweek) 􀀂 Ad sales 212 617-2900, 731 Lexington Ave., New York, NY 10022 􀀂 Subscription help businessweekmag.com/service 􀀂 Reprints/permissions 800 290-5460 x100 or businessweekreprints@theygsgroup.com 6 Bloomberg Businessweek IBKR Individual Clients Beat theS&P 500 Trade where serious investors outperform All returns shown are net of commissions and cha

FAQs

本期《Bloomberg Businessweek Europe》有哪些主要内容板块？

包含Remarks、In Context、A Walk With、In View、Reading List、In Depth等板块，并分别覆盖人物专访、宏观经济、技术与金融趋势以及行业深度报道。

本期报道中涉及哪些与Eli Lilly相关的主题？

围绕Eli Lilly在肥胖治疗领域的下一步、口服GLP-1产品（文中提到4月推出的口服GLP-1）以及多重数十亿美元规模的肽类经济等内容展开。

本期在技术与金融方面讨论了哪些趋势？

讨论了机器人“是否应该有腿”的问题，以及代币化可能让交易变成“24/7”的持续追逐，同时也收录了关于数字化趋势的阅读清单。

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