September 1, 2016 / Fortune Asia / Volume 174 / Number 3

FEATURES

CHANGE THE WORLD

24 POSITIVELY PROFITABLE
Turns out, there’s an awfully good market these days for helping others.
BY CLIFTON LEAF

27 THE LIST
More businesses are taking on society’s biggest problems預nd making money doing so. Here’s our look at 50 companies that do well by doing good.
BY ERIKA FRY AND THE FORTUNE STAFF

PLUS

New trends in socially conscious investing.

40 FREE BIRD
To win back customers, McDonald’s is changing how it raises its poultry. Will offering cage-free eggs and antibiotic-free chickens revive the fast-food giant?
BY BETH KOWITT

50 OVERTURNED
Hedge fund manager Todd Newman’s successful career was upended when he was prosecuted for insider trading. After his conviction was thrown out on appeal, the case became a landmark in Wall Street regulation. An inside look at what it’s like to be stalked by the feds預nd not back down.
BY WILLIAM D. COHAN

DEPARTMENTS

MACRO

4 Closer Look
How we feel about the economy, vs. how it’s actually doing.
BY TORY NEWMYER AND CHRIS MATTHEWS

7 Forget Brexit. What’s Nextit?
It’s time to start worrying about a Frexit預nd a world-economy meltdown.
BY GEOFFREY SMITH

8 Got Lactose Intolerance?
How to make sense of the explosion of dairy alternatives in the refrigerated aisle.
BY BETH KOWITT

9 Big Food Goes Snacking
Industry giants are making small bets in companies that just might be the next big thing.
BY JOHN KELL

10 Star Trek: Tech Incubator
Some whiz-bang gadgetry that appeared in the franchise, long before it materialized in real life.
BY TOM HUDDLESTON JR.

PURSUITS

14 Black Book
An insider’s guide to San Diego, where the sun always shines.
BY ADAM ERACE

TECH

15 Person of Interest
Laura Weidman Powers, CEO of Code2040, is taking her Silicon Valley movement to the White House.
BY GRACE DONNELLY

16 The Breakdown
Elon Musk is trying to reimagine the factory as a product. It’s not unlike how Henry Ford changed manufacturing.
BY KATIE FEHRENBACHER

17 Zeroing In
The dramatic makeover of Apple’s retail stores features entertainment, relaxation, and a few iPhone sales too.
BY DON REISINGER

18 A Boom With a View
Once a bastion of democratizing free speech, the Internet in 2016 is more of a toxic wasteland.
BY ERIN GRIFFITH

19 Business in the Cloud
By collecting data from millions of acres of farmland, a California startup wants to help farmers make smarter business decisions.
BY JONATHAN VANIAN

INVEST

21 Northern Exposure
Canadian stocks have lagged U.S. equities for five years. But strong banks, a gradual oil rebound, and遥es優onald Trump are making the country look attractive to investors again.
BY CHRIS TAYLOR

60 BING!
ON THE COVER: ILLUSTRATION BY PAUL MARTINEZ

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