A precarious global economic outlook has policy makers walking a tightrope. In China, growth was at its slowest pace in two decades. So, what’s the chance the U.S. falls into a recession in the next 12 months? The Bloomberg Recession Tracker has the answer. Meanwhile, there’s better news for America’s green economy. As for the U.K. economy, there may be news this weekend. Or maybe not.

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What you’ll want to read this weekend

There’s a chance investigators got fake evidence in the Lion Air Boeing 737 Max crash probe. Southwest Airlines, operator of the biggest Max fleet, is keeping the model grounded through February.

A tentative deal between General Motors and its autoworkers could make it tougher for rivals Ford and Fiat Chrysler. The situation is no better for Europe’s carmakers.

In a nation where cash is king, the government and banks are trying to kick the habit and go digital.

Europe’s biggest casino went bust a year ago, turning a sliver of Italy inside Switzerland into a ghost town. In America, tourists have overrun smaller cities, Bloomberg Businessweek reports.

What you’ll need to know next week

• Canada Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau is fighting for his political life.
• Japan enthrones Emperor Naruhito.
• Facebook Chief Mark Zuckerberg testifies before Congress on Libra.
• Major League Baseball’s World Series begins.
• A mangy sweater Kurt Cobain wore is up for auction.

What you’ll want to see in Bloomberg Photos

Singapore’s Landmark Raffles Hotel Is Reborn

Here’s what you experience when visiting Singapore’s Raffles Hotel: The car pulls into the circular driveway. The crunch of gravel reminds you of Downton Abbey. And the hotel’s famed Sikh doormen, resplendent in white turbans and ornate uniforms, are a reminder that you’re firmly in ex-colonial territory.

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