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I did it my way
Jamie Dimon survives vote but reforms are inevitable for JP Morgan
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Microsoft’s new Xbox One is an Apple killer, in the living room
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The New Gigabyte
Yahoo’s marketing masterstroke: a free terabyte of Flickr storage is better than unlimited
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How the Obama administration talks to black America
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Mobile data is the new luxury good in southern Europe
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NASA-funded research
The audacious plan to end hunger with 3-D printed food
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P&L
Hidden indicators on housing are buried in Home Depot’s rock solid earnings
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The collapse of China’s photovoltaic industry will spark the next solar boom
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bollywood blunder
Indian cinema is finally getting attention at Cannes—for all the wrong reasons
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Why Chinese moms still love Fisher Price toys and Americans don’t
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Complete guide
Open-plan offices make employees less productive, less happy, and more likely to get sick
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Greek suicides are up 27%. These charts explain why
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Here is how four companies are ignoring their shareholders’ votes
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Avoiding this mistake ensures that meetings aren’t a waste of time
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Groovy
In the Abenomics era, partying is good for the economy
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The seven craziest findings in the US investigation of Apple’s tax avoidance practices
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There’s nothing new about Silicon Valley’s food hacking
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what lies beneath
How half the rice in the Chinese city of Guangzhou was poisoned by pollution
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The bonds-to-equities great rotation fallacy, in one chart
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Scratch that
Next-generation sapphire screens don’t threaten Gorilla Glass, says Gorilla Glass
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So long
Goldman Sachs casts a vote of no confidence in Chinese banking
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Unfriended
North Korea returns hijacked fishing boat after Chinese social media erupts in fury
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hip scrip
Introducing the Bangla-Pesa, Kenya’s beautiful new complementary currency
"Sell. That's the message from some financial advisers, who are telling wealthy clients that the remainder of 2012 amounts to a last-chance sale on federal tax rates." Even if legislators reach an agreement to ward off the fiscal cliff that kicks in at the start of 2013, tax rates are likely to rise, putting the rich in a scramble to safeguard their money.
