Businessweek's 2014 Jealousy List: The Best Stories We Didn't Write

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	Businessweek's 2014 Jealousy List: The Best Stories We Didn't Write Looking for something to read? The staff of Bloomberg Businessweek presents our Second Annual "Jealousy List"—the stories we didn't write but sure wish we had. Meet the Man Who Plans to Smuggle The Interview Into North Korea North Koreans have no idea about the Sony hacks or the successful plot to shelve The Interview. Defector and activist Park Sang Hak has a plan to change all that. Airbus's Big Plane Has a Small (Order) Problem With few new buyers, the fate of the superjumbo is up in the air. The U.S. Travel Industry Can't Wait to Take You to Cuba Travelers are eager to see Cuba before other people ruin it. The Greatest Tax Story Ever Told In one operetta, tax lawyers explain how U.S. companies learned to relocate their official addresses overseas and avoid taxes.
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