The Ivy League School That’s Easiest to Get Into

Exclusive Interview How Brazil's President Plans to Get the Country Out of This Mess In her first interview since starting her second term in January, Dilma Rousseff explained how she plans to regain the trust of voters and global investors alike.   Today's Top Stories Renegades of Junk: The Rise and Fall of the Drexel Empire Twenty-five years later, the people who lived through Michael Milken's Wall Street saga tell it in their own words. GE Makes Once-a-Decade Bet on Big Turbines The company is investing $2 billion developing the new 433-ton gas turbine, which can churn out enough electricity to power 400,000 new homes. Harvard and Stanford Rejected 95 Percent of Applicants This Year The easiest Ivy to get into this year? Cornell, which accepted a whopping 15 percent of applicants. Holy Cow! The Chicago Cubs Finally Have a Winning Business Plan To end a century of futility, the Cubs have a new strategy: Run the club like a modern baseball team. The Cuban Money Crisis The biggest change to the island's economy isn't the thaw in U.S.-Cuba relations.   Cartography Here's America's New Minimum Wage Map Updated to reflect Seattle's new $11-an-hour wage floor and more.         You received this message because you are subscribed to the Bloomberg Business Daily newsletter.       Unsubscribe | BloombergBusiness.com | Contact Us Bloomberg L.P. 731 Lexington, New York, NY, 10022   Powered by Blogger.