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2014 June
6/30/2014 - Zomato has acquired New Zealand’s MenuMania and says it’s hungry for more
6/30/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—Hong Kong’s protest, GM’s latest recall, farewell Orkut, donkey internet
6/30/2014 - His words are under scrutiny but Tapas Paul barely uttered a thing in Parliament
6/30/2014 - India spends nearly half the tax it collects to pay off debt
6/30/2014 - Corporate America takes World Cup breaks, and we have the data to prove it
6/30/2014 - Why I stopped teaching
6/30/2014 - The ocean is swallowing up Virginia so rapidly that its leaders are forgetting to bicker about climate change
6/30/2014 - The AP’s newest business reporter is an algorithm
6/30/2014 - Pictures: What “beautiful” means in 23 different countries
6/30/2014 - The sordid backstory behind a Bulgarian bank run
6/30/2014 - The spandexification of high fashion is here, and it looks expensive
6/30/2014 - Gaudí’s uncompleted masterpiece will finally be finished—in ice
6/30/2014 - The biggest financial stories of the first half of 2014
6/30/2014 - Why nobody lives in so many of New York’s most expensive apartments
6/30/2014 - Google is shutting down its original social network but not because of Facebook
6/30/2014 - These are the things people want Google to forget about them
6/30/2014 - Investors are starting to think Blackberry has a future
6/30/2014 - Facebook’s second biggest market contributes just 0.23% of its revenue
6/30/2014 - The outrage is not so much over inequality but all the dubious ways the rich got richer
6/30/2014 - The clear message of the markets in 2014: Coffee is king
6/30/2014 - India is raising a generation that is terrible with basic arithmetic
6/30/2014 - Banks in China make as much profit as those in the US, Europe, and Japan combined
6/30/2014 - The not-so-surprising secret to happy children: parents who smile
6/30/2014 - North Korea is cracking down on a chocolate-covered, marshmallow-filled black-market currency
6/30/2014 - I broke the Army’s rules and won a medal in Iraq—for coding
6/30/2014 - How a summer at Walmart turned me from an intern into a CEO
6/30/2014 - To sell more products and attract young employees, get (and advertise) a social conscience
6/30/2014 - The secret to America’s most “disruptive” supermarket—fruits and vegetables
6/30/2014 - Inside the hidden world of offline auctions for online property
6/30/2014 - There is a secret ingredient in your burgers: wood pulp
6/30/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Americas edition—GlaxoSmithKline sex tape, ISIL’s caliphate, Facebook research backlash, Auschwitz selfies
6/30/2014 - As scooters make an unlikely comeback, Bajaj is missing out on all the fun
6/30/2014 - Three reasons why the US housing market won’t be back to normal anytime soon
6/30/2014 - The world’s 15th-richest man says inequality is keeping him awake at night
6/30/2014 - China’s internet giants are now fighting over millions of shoppers in cities you’ve never heard of
6/30/2014 - Israel is spurning Europe and sending its natural gas bonanza to Egypt
6/30/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—Argentina’s deadline, ISIL’s caliphate, Xinhua’s IPO, Auschwitz selfies
6/29/2014 - It’s time to reintroduce an unconventional scheme to bring back black money
6/29/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—Argentina’s deadline, Hong Kong’s vote, the decline of IPOs, Auschwitz selfies
6/29/2014 - Costa Rica’s stunning World Cup run is a welcome distraction from its faltering economy
6/29/2014 - Greeks take the longest vacations in Europe
6/29/2014 - Facebook is learning the hard way that with great data comes great responsibility
6/29/2014 - This week is Europe’s last chance to avoid humiliation by the Americas at the World Cup and it starts today
6/29/2014 - Here are the countries showing early warning signs for banking crises
6/29/2014 - More Americans streamed the USA vs. Germany World Cup match online than this year’s Super Bowl
6/29/2014 - Time Warner Cable tries to make a price hike sound like a discount in this jaw-dropping letter
6/29/2014 - Data visualizers could learn a thing or two from this 1898 urban population chart
6/29/2014 - The opening scene of “House of Cards” was a triumph of creativity over data and better judgment
6/29/2014 - You can blame India’s courts and media for encouraging the national pastime of being offended
6/28/2014 - Toyota’s man in America says hydrogen is the future but he still drives an SUV
6/28/2014 - Expecting Tim Cook to be openly gay would be to completely forget gay history
6/28/2014 - The US and EU have a case of beer riding on Tuesday’s US-Belgium World Cup match
6/28/2014 - India’s new food obsession is pasta sauce
6/28/2014 - Photos: Deadly floods in Northeast India’s most populous city
6/28/2014 - Why the girl-power blockbuster “Frozen” is the most popular movie to hit Japan in a decade
6/28/2014 - How autocorrect is saving the English language
6/28/2014 - What George Lucas and Kurt Vonnegut’s brains tell us about genius and insanity
6/28/2014 - Hop a flight to Beijing before its street food scene disappears
6/28/2014 - “Snowden Street” and other names people in China want to give the road outside the US embassy
6/27/2014 - Quartz Weekend Brief—Hong Kong’s future, the evils of sitting, life in the universe, the robot economy
6/27/2014 - Budweiser and Microsoft were the World Cup ad winners this week
6/27/2014 - Why the iPhone 6—not the iWatch—is Apple’s biggest launch this year
6/27/2014 - Guess the only country that spends more on export finance than the US
6/27/2014 - How a mild-mannered Luxembourger may determine whether Britain leaves the EU
6/27/2014 - Russia is threatening to cut off European countries’ gas if they don’t do its bidding
6/27/2014 - Starbucks requires Korean employees to come up with English nicknames
6/27/2014 - Wells Fargo is leading US banks in the push from mortgages to car loans
6/27/2014 - Nike’s gigantic World Cup bet is already paying off
6/27/2014 - Ten rights investors should expect from financial professionals
6/27/2014 - These spy spectacles are way cooler than Google Glass
6/27/2014 - China’s replica of Wall Street is full of half-built, deserted skyscrapers and floods regularly
6/27/2014 - Meet the future of public transport: electric cycles with onboard tablets
6/27/2014 - Some traders are making a killing because they’re being paid in weird bonds
6/27/2014 - Russians love Vladimir Putin and are convinced the foreign media are lying to them about Ukraine
6/27/2014 - How to knit a Beyoncé balaclava from Peruvian alpaca
6/27/2014 - China has a lot to lose in Iraq—and not just the thousands of oil workers it has there
6/27/2014 - The world wide web may be fracturing into a bunch of regional internets
6/27/2014 - The surprising secret of happier, more productive organizations: conflict
6/27/2014 - Google is trolling the EU with passive-aggressive disclaimers on search results
6/27/2014 - “Frozen” is Disney’s latest baby-naming blockbuster
6/27/2014 - The talent your company needs may already be on the payroll
6/27/2014 - Science implores you: don’t put your tomatoes in the refrigerator
6/27/2014 - Nagorno Karabakh beat Darfur United in the World Cup for countries that don’t exist
6/27/2014 - Robots built this ultra-thin building that looks like a giant peanut
6/27/2014 - Who’s behind the supply of Russian rocket engines to the US is still a murky question
6/27/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Americas edition—Ukraine ceasefire ends, UK’s cautious recovery, cloudy Aereo decision, Escobar’s rogue hippos
6/27/2014 - These are not the wearables we’ve been waiting for
6/27/2014 - China’s suicide rate has plummeted because of urbanization—but it may be climbing again
6/27/2014 - Problems even China’s $4 trillion can’t solve
6/27/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—EU looks east, Japan’s economic data, Alibaba picks NYSE, Escobar’s rogue hippos
6/26/2014 - The NYSE may have Alibaba, but Nasdaq still holds a slight edge in tech IPOs
6/26/2014 - For many carmakers in India, small is no longer beautiful
6/26/2014 - Here’s why being a doctor rocks
6/26/2014 - Your memory isn’t perfect, and repetition may make it worse
6/26/2014 - Google’s latest empire-building tactic: cheap phones
6/26/2014 - India’s health minister should focus on just one thing—urgently improving public health
6/26/2014 - The city where the US played Germany today is the shark attack capital of Brazil
6/26/2014 - Monsanto is all about organic now, but not the kind you think
6/26/2014 - Iraq is spending $1 billion on a Zaha Hadid-designed parliament
6/26/2014 - It looks like Obamacare is working
6/26/2014 - The areas US regulators are worried may be the next bubble in banking
6/26/2014 - The people running Silicon Valley are pretty much all white or Asian men
6/26/2014 - Here’s Narendra Modi’s letter after one month in office. Help us annotate it
6/26/2014 - US gives Putin “hours” to distance himself from Ukraine’s separatists or face more sanctions
6/26/2014 - The Bank of England isn’t ready to pull the plug on the property party just yet
6/26/2014 - How to watch the US vs. Germany World Cup match online for free
6/26/2014 - China’s commodity-lending fraud just got $15 billion bigger
6/26/2014 - The Thai junta’s latest crackdown on dissent is a bogus Facebook login button
6/26/2014 - Not enough Indians are equipped for the sexiest job of the 21st century
6/26/2014 - Why fashion collaborations aren’t working for wearable technology
6/26/2014 - This forlorn oil tanker has been marooned off the Moroccan coast for three weeks
6/26/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Americas edition—Barclays fraud suit, Malaysian crew comatose, BoE bubble popping,
6/26/2014 - This murdered Canadian model was a migrant laborer in China—just like the man who killed her
6/26/2014 - The next thing Silicon Valley needs to disrupt big time: its own culture
6/26/2014 - Why not even exercise will undo the harm of sitting all day—and what you can do about it
6/26/2014 - China’s app leaderboard shows Tencent’s decisive edge over Alibaba in mobile
6/26/2014 - Muscovites are voting by smartphone on whether to demolish a beloved modernist landmark
6/26/2014 - The five most intriguing subplots from today’s huge USA vs. Germany World Cup clash
6/26/2014 - China is building way more theme parks than it needs
6/26/2014 - The Google partnership gives Micromax just the perfect tailwind for an IPO
6/26/2014 - China is refusing to give a dozen political prisoners life-saving medical treatment
6/26/2014 - Flipkart hopes customer loyalty will come bundled with tablet sales
6/26/2014 - China’s universities are improving, but that’s little consolation for their miserable students
6/26/2014 - Don’t let Alibaba’s 27 partners fool you—the company is controlled by five people
6/26/2014 - Hacker attacks and pressure from Beijing are killing free speech in Hong Kong
6/26/2014 - How to write a really bad South Asian novel
6/26/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—BoE bubble popping, China-US naval exercises, Nigeria football bombing, spider-silk armor
6/26/2014 - The smuggling business between India and Bangladesh is worth as much as their “official” trade
6/25/2014 - Four reasons why Chinese industrial parks in India won’t be an instant hit
6/25/2014 - Here’s what Facebook’s workforce looks like
6/25/2014 - Barclays joins the list of European banks getting hammered by US regulators
6/25/2014 - India has a fitting response to Yo, the dumbest app ever
6/25/2014 - New derivatives rules pose another bilion-dollar threat to bank profits
6/25/2014 - We need net neutrality to make money work better, too
6/25/2014 - Watch out, Argentina—Puerto Rico is vying for your crown as the world’s least reliable borrower
6/25/2014 - Google’s new Android TV platform is missing its biggest Android partner, Samsung
6/25/2014 - Obamacare and the awful US GDP report
6/25/2014 - The unusual risk to GoPro’s IPO: its own customers injuring themselves
6/25/2014 - The long-awaited switch to Android-first app development hasn’t happened yet
6/25/2014 - Why bombs won’t stop Nigerian fans from watching the World Cup
6/25/2014 - Something is making Chinese consumers want to save more and spend less
6/25/2014 - More public funding is not the answer to the troubles of Italian opera
6/25/2014 - Meet the company that wants to bring bitcoin to the stock market
6/25/2014 - Your whole life is on your mobile phone—and that’s why US cops can’t search it when they arrest you
6/25/2014 - Harley Davidson could be entering its own midlife crisis
6/25/2014 - The US Supreme Court says Aereo is illegal, but the cloud is safe for now
6/25/2014 - The Indian government toasted the end of autocracy with its own brand of coca cola
6/25/2014 - Britain is finally doing something about non-compete clauses for minimum-wage workers
6/25/2014 - Forget high-tech gizmos—the smartest note-taking technology is two centuries old
6/25/2014 - This site is building a business on making you less famous
6/25/2014 - A little dishonesty goes a long way when it comes to repaying small loans
6/25/2014 - Newsflash: America doesn’t really love soccer
6/25/2014 - The US is one of only three countries that don’t guarantee paid maternity leave
6/25/2014 - Why Cooper Hewitt is giving away its new bespoke typeface
6/25/2014 - To get rich in tech, become an accountant—especially if you’re a woman
6/25/2014 - Why Americans, like Europeans, should be able to scrub their online search results
6/25/2014 - Rich countries pay zombie fishing boats $5 billion a year to plunder the seas
6/25/2014 - The economics of business class, explained through America’s most popular flight
6/25/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—US energy maneuvers, Google’s big day, Libya’s vote, World Cup hook-ups
6/25/2014 - If you need a visa to get to the US now, you probably always will
6/25/2014 - China’s growing food demands stoke fears of a global factory farming boom
6/25/2014 - Why this Hong Kong billionaire is investing $10 million in lab-grown leather
6/25/2014 - Three-quarters of Chinese say government officials are undisciplined slackers
6/25/2014 - Mobile dating apps suggest that the World Cup is a potent aphrodisiac
6/25/2014 - Nepal’s poor education system is creating greying ghost towns at the “roof of the world”
6/25/2014 - More techies move to India’s Silicon Valley than the real Silicon Valley
6/25/2014 - India has another transportation network that’s bleeding money
6/25/2014 - Indian women will never be equal as long as these 9 laws remain on the books
6/25/2014 - The curious case of Anirban Dey: India’s internet laws work against anonymous whistleblowers
6/25/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Google’s big day, US oil exports, China’s World Bank, high-altitude drone encounters
6/24/2014 - How a US decision to allow oil exports could change the world’s energy balance
6/24/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—Google’s big day, Libya’s vote, China’s currency controls, intelligent fish
6/24/2014 - Why elites hate it when you say giant student debts aren’t the problem
6/24/2014 - Most people want a bigger iPhone—some are even willing to pay extra for it
6/24/2014 - Maybe Greenpeace’s rogue trader should have bet on bitcoin
6/24/2014 - A Korean company killed off its rigid bureaucracy—but its employees want it back
6/24/2014 - Runaway college textbook inflation is about to get disrupted
6/24/2014 - Withings made a smartwatch you might actually want to wear
6/24/2014 - The very diplomatic reason why flag emoji count as two characters on Twitter
6/24/2014 - Thank Africa’s lousy internet for Facebook’s improved Android app
6/24/2014 - How to succeed in India’s online retail market: Find an obscure product to sell
6/24/2014 - Five years into the recovery, Americans might finally be feeling better
6/24/2014 - Google killed the web address—so why is it trying to sell you one?
6/24/2014 - How to make the best of the one hour you have with your kid every night
6/24/2014 - Last month was the hottest May on record
6/24/2014 - There is no way out for Indian pharma, but to play by the world’s rules
6/24/2014 - Even more than usual, German businesses see trouble ahead
6/24/2014 - Saddam Hussein’s Ba’athists may be winning back political influence in Iraq
6/24/2014 - India’s celebrated cricket captain faces arrest for a magazine cover he knew nothing about
6/24/2014 - Samsung vies for goodwill in China with cuddly ads that don’t show any phones
6/24/2014 - This World Bank report about India’s power sector has crisis written all over it
6/24/2014 - Americans may be buying fewer guns, but for utterly depressing reasons
6/24/2014 - Coming out on your resume? Great idea, especially if you’re black
6/24/2014 - The French government’s massive stock portfolio just keeps getting bigger
6/24/2014 - If you care about equal pay for women, tennis is the sport for you
6/24/2014 - The completely free way for New York City residents to control their A/C from their smartphones this summer
6/24/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Germany’s confidence hiccup, Kerry in Kurdistan, Abe’s third arrow, presidential sneeze guards
6/24/2014 - The discreet charm of French night clubs during day time
6/24/2014 - The Chinese government has much less control over its currency than most people think it does
6/24/2014 - Uttar Pradesh sends the largest number of Indian workers abroad, not Kerala or Punjab
6/24/2014 - This map shows why Finland, Sweden, and the UK have more freedom than any other countries
6/24/2014 - The porn industry is putting skin back in the game
6/24/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—German confidence, green GDP, supersized iPhones, espresso-pod meals
6/23/2014 - Brazil, take it from India: An athletic embarrassment can defeat an incumbent government
6/23/2014 - Brazil’s massive drought will reach your local Starbucks tomorrow morning
6/23/2014 - See how borders change on Google Maps depending on where you view them
6/23/2014 - Cocoa prices are surging, but cocoa farmers are still making a pittance
6/23/2014 - Ugandans are paying the price for an anti-gay law
6/23/2014 - All the times Vice CEO Shane Smith has dissed the mainstream media companies he might sell to
6/23/2014 - This is how America talks tech
6/23/2014 - Why TV captions are still so terebel
6/23/2014 - See the construction of Apple’s new headquarters from the sky
6/23/2014 - India’s Planning Commission has left the building—hopefully not forever
6/23/2014 - Six ideas that can help Indian Railways transform its mainstay freight business
6/23/2014 - Kenyan tourism is drying up as security deteriorates
6/23/2014 - How Taco Bell applies disruptive innovation to tacos
6/23/2014 - The US military now has X-ray vision
6/23/2014 - London’s pervasive surveillance can now help you find a bus seat
6/23/2014 - Indians have $2.3 billion in Swiss banks—or maybe it’s 600 times that
6/23/2014 - The best way for your kids to spend the summer is just playing
6/23/2014 - The iWatch is real, if Foxconn’s share price is anything to go by
6/23/2014 - The nonsensical “evidence” Egypt used to convict Al Jazeera’s journalists
6/23/2014 - How to put your savings in another country and earn more interest
6/23/2014 - KFC in China wants you to “calm your heart” in a Starbucks-style hangout venue
6/23/2014 - Watch the global hacking war in real time with a weirdly hypnotic map
6/23/2014 - Here’s the real reason people keep working at Google
6/23/2014 - Tim Cook is setting Apple up for its next big hit and he isn’t getting the credit he deserves
6/23/2014 - The fear of a school shooting turned a group of teachers into entrepreneurs
6/23/2014 - Spotify hasn’t gone public yet, but it is hosting practice earnings calls
6/23/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Egypt journos jailed, Kerry in Baghdad, China-Japan turnaround, hangover helpers
6/23/2014 - Nestle is developing a Soylent-like “nutrient Nespresso”
6/23/2014 - China’s cure for teenage internet addiction is worse than the supposed disease
6/23/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Alstom picks GE, China bucks slowdown, Kurdish oil sales, hangover cures
6/23/2014 - A great new way for the IMF to help debt-laden countries without forcing them to default
6/22/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—Alstom decision, ICANN summit, Kurdish oil sales, hangover cures
6/22/2014 - China’s wobbly housing market isn’t the only thing dragging down growth—not by a long shot
6/22/2014 - These revealing charts tell the real story at India’s big five IT companies
6/22/2014 - How to fix India’s crippling coal shortage in four easy steps
6/22/2014 - How to watch the US vs. Portugal World Cup match for free online
6/22/2014 - France is terribly worried about what you might do with a website ending in “.wine”
6/22/2014 - No one expected the US to beat Portugal in 2002, either
6/21/2014 - Disney is reshaping ‘Star Wars’ in the model of Marvel
6/21/2014 - Will people let Dropcam see into their homes when it’s owned by Google?
6/21/2014 - What scientific research says you should do when you have a hangover
6/21/2014 - World Cup ads are pushing rum in English and beer in Spanish
6/21/2014 - Football brings Nigerians together—that’s why Boko Haram attacks it
6/21/2014 - The density of banks and ATMs in India is not as low as you think
6/20/2014 - Kurdistan defies Baghdad and delivers a million barrels of oil to Israel
6/20/2014 - Quartz Weekend Brief—Twitter jihad, mobile finance, disrupting disruption, “smart dumb”
6/20/2014 - Here’s how India’s least windy places are generating wind energy
6/20/2014 - Putin’s revenge—anti-fracking protests in Europe
6/20/2014 - How our cities’ design drives away the homeless
6/20/2014 - The US caught the world’s most dangerous man, and took only one photo of him
6/20/2014 - To get good employees, paying college tuitions may be the new health benefits
6/20/2014 - The most important 11 charts from a humdrum week of economic data
6/20/2014 - Marc Andreessen is wrong: Yo is not like a “missed call”
6/20/2014 - The remarkable rise of reverse-engineered private-label coffee pods
6/20/2014 - Why the Bay Area might be the best market for bankers in the country
6/20/2014 - If this is what it takes to do a deal in France, Alstom could be the last big takeover for a while
6/20/2014 - Why all-business-class airlines always seem to fail
6/20/2014 - Uh-oh, Yo has major security flaws
6/20/2014 - A stunning visual archive of the Glasgow School of Art’s fire-damaged Mackintosh Building
6/20/2014 - Here is high school kids’ favorite social media network—the SMS
6/20/2014 - Jeff Kinney is opening a store because he doesn’t want the physical book to die
6/20/2014 - Samsung’s bizarre, byzantine ownership structure in one incredibly convoluted chart
6/20/2014 - The FCC thinks Netflix and Cogent have a point in their dispute with the big internet providers
6/20/2014 - UK shoppers are turning German when they walk into a supermarket
6/20/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Americas edition—Canadian inflation, Diageo’s India buy, Siemens ups its offer, electric Harleys
6/20/2014 - Airplanes are the new weather balloons
6/20/2014 - Japan’s Toilennale is like the Venice Biennale, but for toilets
6/20/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—EU’s new budget, Moscow’s anti-fracking push, AbbVie shops, electric Harleys
6/19/2014 - India’s thirst for whiskey may finally be waning
6/19/2014 - Where over half of the world’s exports are going in one elegant chart
6/19/2014 - Why mobile money has failed to take off in India
6/19/2014 - Why Ukranian rebels won’t accept the ceasefire—they don’t trust it
6/19/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—GE ups its bid, Ukraine leans west, Uganda leans east, electric Harleys
6/19/2014 - It’s time for Iraq’s Nuri al-Maliki to go
6/19/2014 - Playing high school sports could give you an advantage in the job market
6/19/2014 - These World Cup matches promise to be the nail-biting, high-scoring ones you don’t want to miss
6/19/2014 - Like its rugby team, New Zealand’s economy is hard to stop
6/19/2014 - Today’s a tough day for technology patent trolls
6/19/2014 - Small business lending may emerge as the next problem for banks
6/19/2014 - Korea is the current world champion of R&D spending
6/19/2014 - American singing competitions are hoping Israel can save them
6/19/2014 - And now a word from the people invading your privacy
6/19/2014 - Don’t just learn to code—learn to keep learning
6/19/2014 - How YouTube’s misguided war against indie music could backfire
6/19/2014 - There’s only one relevant question to ask foreign investors eyeing India’s arms sector
6/19/2014 - The chart that finally has Argentina talking to the “vulture funds”
6/19/2014 - FCC report shows Comcast works just fine, and that’s bad news for the merger
6/19/2014 - Iraq shows that the global economy needs Saudi Arabia again
6/19/2014 - China beats India hands down in bilateral trade
6/19/2014 - India’s effort for more women on boards is backfiring in the worst way
6/19/2014 - In Europe, knowing your neighbor doesn’t necessarily make you happier
6/19/2014 - India’s stock market just confirmed: It really pays to have political connections
6/19/2014 - In China, paleontology is going the way of the dinosaur
6/19/2014 - How to manage all your financial affairs from a $20 mobile phone
6/19/2014 - The new CEO of American Apparel is the anti-Dov Charney
6/19/2014 - Five things American Apparel’s Dov Charney didn’t get fired for
6/19/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—BlackBerry bottoms out, BP pulls out, Sony warning, buttered coffee
6/19/2014 - The world’s largest postal network wants to become a bank—and it should
6/19/2014 - Investors working to spark social change in India suffer from herd mentality
6/18/2014 - Five charts India’s new finance minister should commit to memory
6/18/2014 - Bihar’s largest radio station is not a radio station at all
6/18/2014 - Now China can censor journalists before they even start reporting a story
6/18/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—BlackBerry bottoms out, British rates, Starbucks’ social responsibility, butter-brewed coffee
6/18/2014 - Entrepreneur Barbie is not going to help your daughter be more ambitious
6/18/2014 - ISIL or ISIS? Why the world can’t decide
6/18/2014 - Amazon’s phone pricing actually is not disruptive at all
6/18/2014 - Stop protesting Blue Ivy’s hairstyle and celebrate what it really means
6/18/2014 - A history of Starbucks’ dubious social responsibility campaigns
6/18/2014 - Amazon launches a shopping machine and calls it a phone
6/18/2014 - Here’s the most important chart from the Federal Reserve’s latest move
6/18/2014 - Starbucks wants to pay workers’ college tuition—because they probably won’t go
6/18/2014 - The emerging picture of the tech industry’s diversity is pretty ugly
6/18/2014 - An independent Scotland shouldn’t adopt the euro but the Norwegian krone
6/18/2014 - These are the images that make the Washington Redskins’ logo too offensive for a trademark
6/18/2014 - In 2014, H&M is opening an average of more than one store per day
6/18/2014 - How to save India’s cotton farmers: Stop using a process invented in the 1700s
6/18/2014 - The recent history of Apple in one chart
6/18/2014 - What Netflix gets from outspending its competitors on content
6/18/2014 - Four charts showing that the Chinese housing market slump can still get a lot worse
6/18/2014 - Narendra Modi must be getting tired just reading about his workaholic ways
6/18/2014 - A Kickstarter for your own personal weather station on a keyring
6/18/2014 - The Bank of England drops more hints that it’s itching to hike rates
6/18/2014 - Comic Sans does something good for a change: helping to fight cancer
6/18/2014 - Congratulations, IMF, you’re doing a great job at stoking the next crisis
6/18/2014 - Three management lessons from the people who build the digital news world
6/18/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Americas edition—FedEx results, China property prices, Iraqi kidnappings, astronaut espresso
6/18/2014 - Here’s what you get for $700 million in Hong Kong
6/18/2014 - Detroit will make more money this year than the whole of Ireland
6/18/2014 - Maira Kalman chose Abe Lincoln’s watch and Toscanini’s pants to re-open America’s national design museum
6/18/2014 - Nine Wall Street charts you should see before the big Fed meeting
6/18/2014 - India Inc. benefits from complex tax laws even as it demands simpler ones
6/18/2014 - A Chinese tycoon is offering poor Americans $300 to have lunch with him
6/18/2014 - Smugglers use bizarre ways to get around India’s obstacle course of gold imports
6/18/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—H&M results, China property prices, Adobe’s cloud success, astronaut espresso
6/17/2014 - How India can keep startups from moving to Singapore
6/17/2014 - The Amazon phone is coming—here’s what to look for and why it matters
6/17/2014 - A college degree may be the most effective form of birth control
6/17/2014 - When you’re traveling through Europe, steer clear of rivers and lakes
6/17/2014 - The markets are remarkably calm about another “gas war” between Russia and Ukraine
6/17/2014 - You’re not crazy, America—your grocery bill is going up fast
6/17/2014 - This Chinese soccer club is now the world’s 16th most valuable, thanks to Alibaba
6/17/2014 - How to make your EU nation an offshore banking middle man
6/17/2014 - The world’s most valuable marijuana business is getting more valuable
6/17/2014 - Last year’s truly amazing hit product: Rubber bands
6/17/2014 - Colgate is betting that you care as much about your pet’s mouth as your kid’s
6/17/2014 - North Americans want to work for Google instead of big banks
6/17/2014 - Hundreds of Chinese kids are sickened by lead poisoning and the government blames it on pencil-chewing
6/17/2014 - The latest stage in the evolution of content piracy is apps that look like they’re legal
6/17/2014 - BuzzFeed may have just joined the billion-dollar startup club
6/17/2014 - The complete guide to World Cup sex rules
6/17/2014 - $1 billion went missing while China was building this electricity grid
6/17/2014 - What Walmart, Tesla, and Burberry stores have in common
6/17/2014 - In Brazil, the sports drinks grow on trees
6/17/2014 - Can we eat away invasive species? Probably not, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t try
6/17/2014 - The television miniseries is back (under a new name)
6/17/2014 - Lenovo’s founder just made an unexpected move into the dental business
6/17/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Americas edition—Argentina’s extortion, China investments, more GM recalls, new emoji
6/17/2014 - Delta discovers that there are no giraffes in Ghana
6/17/2014 - Corporate fraud is so bad, this Mumbai startup plans to make money protecting whistleblowers
6/17/2014 - On India’s highways, you can see the economy struggling to pick up speed
6/17/2014 - Google Capital’s first investment in India went to a company made famous by a Twitter spat
6/17/2014 - China and Britain are totally back together (as long as no one mentions human rights)
6/17/2014 - Installing toilets might not be enough to protect India’s women from rape
6/17/2014 - The fiercest rivalry between Brazil and Argentina unfolds in the streets of Kolkata
6/17/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—gas pipelines, Argentina’s costly news, more GM recalls, football manners
6/17/2014 - If Flipkart is launching a tablet, it’s a strategy fraught with risk
6/16/2014 - It wasn’t Ghana’s team that just lost. It was the president
6/16/2014 - Rest assured, India, with each World Cup, we’re getting closer to the game
6/16/2014 - The laws of thermodynamics tell us what Modi’s short-term effect on the Indian economy will be
6/16/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—Gas pipelines, Argentina’s costly news, tax havens, football manners
6/16/2014 - Elon Musk’s radical patent strategy for Tesla is already paying off
6/16/2014 - How Iraqi militants are gaming Twitter
6/16/2014 - Argentina could default on its debt at the end of the month
6/16/2014 - America can’t compete with Ghana on pure soccer passion
6/16/2014 - Here’s how Baghdad might fall to the Islamist rebels: Plain old bribery
6/16/2014 - Amazon Prime members spend almost twice as much as other Amazon shoppers
6/16/2014 - How to watch the US vs. Ghana World Cup match online
6/16/2014 - Here’s why Warren Buffett loves Wells Fargo
6/16/2014 - Counting calories won’t help you lose weight
6/16/2014 - It would cost $343,368 to buy every product featured in the latest issue of Vogue
6/16/2014 - Alibaba finally uncloaked the identities of the mysterious partnership that runs the company
6/16/2014 - This 9-year-old will make you love the World Cup
6/16/2014 - Alibaba has a new way of explaining its controversial Alipay spinoff
6/16/2014 - Long thought dead, PC sales are coming back
6/16/2014 - The World Cup is really a gigantic advertising feast with a bit of soccer on the side
6/16/2014 - You know Piketty is onto something when everyone’s trying to prove him wrong
6/16/2014 - Twitter brought a drone to Cannes so ad execs could take aerial selfies
6/16/2014 - Marriott is helping “Bitcoin Jesus” sell cheap citizenship in the Caribbean
6/16/2014 - Bill and Melinda Gates made a remarkably personal plea for graduates to pursue more than profit
6/16/2014 - Chinese companies have racked up $14.2 trillion in debt—more than any other country on the planet
6/16/2014 - Ghana is rationing electricity to make sure people can watch today’s World Cup match against the US
6/16/2014 - The fascinating 600-year history of a French mill, the world’s oldest shareholding company
6/16/2014 - The age of the quantified family is upon us
6/16/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Americas edition—Ukraine gas breakdown, ISIL’s Iraq gains, passports for bitcoins, soccer etymology
6/16/2014 - A new kindergarten on a tiny island is Beijing’s latest South China Sea incursion
6/16/2014 - A Bangalore accountant says he’s invented a way to clean the Ganga
6/16/2014 - The FIFA World Cup is reviving the fortunes of an ancient shipyard in Kerala
6/16/2014 - This powerhouse nonprofit just changed campaigning in India forever
6/16/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—Ukraine fighting, ISIL’s Iraq gains, cheap TVs, soccer etymology
6/15/2014 - Bangladeshis in India sent back $6.6 billion last year—6% of their homeland’s GDP
6/15/2014 - Does internet advertising work at all?
6/15/2014 - How paralysis forced Michael Graves to design a better wheelchair
6/15/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—French exams, Colombian elections, cheap TVs, soccer etymology
6/15/2014 - Amazon’s 3D smartphone is a gimmick—but it could present a huge retail opportunity
6/15/2014 - What Narendra Modi could learn from Bhutan’s prime minister
6/15/2014 - What the mainstream media gets wrong about development: basically, everything
6/15/2014 - You can thank lopsided economics for India’s sweltering summer blackouts—not a lack of capacity
6/14/2014 - How Americans wound up calling football “soccer”
6/14/2014 - Why I ripped up $1 million
6/14/2014 - Six charts that show how stingy America is toward its own families
6/14/2014 - Quartz Weekend Brief—Americas edition—Iraq again, the 747’s descent, Bill Gates’ favorite author, alpaca in your closet
6/14/2014 - This health-care non-profit’s culture deck is getting attention in the startup world
6/14/2014 - The internet of things is going to have to do better than this ridiculous “smart cup”
6/14/2014 - Quartz Weekend Brief—Europe and Africa edition—Iraq again, the 747’s descent, Bill Gates’ favorite author, alpaca in your closet
6/13/2014 - Quartz Weekend Brief—Iraq again, the 747’s descent, Bill Gates’ favorite author, alpaca in your closet
6/13/2014 - There was only one story in the financial markets this week
6/13/2014 - Italian footballers aren’t dirty cheaters—they just play smart
6/13/2014 - Does the advertising business that built Google actually work?
6/13/2014 - Proof that China’s leaders are really freaked out about a housing collapse
6/13/2014 - Here’s how many people Indian summer kills every year
6/13/2014 - What the markets make of the upheaval in Iraq
6/13/2014 - Why you really want India to join the US and China as a superpower
6/13/2014 - Twitter doesn’t know enough about its users—so it’s asking them
6/13/2014 - What the heck are leveraged loans?
6/13/2014 - Behold Mexico’s lucha libre-themed World Cup jerseys
6/13/2014 - The most important 13 charts from a crucial week for the global economy
6/13/2014 - What the Italian World Cup team’s swanky suits say about Italians
6/13/2014 - What’s the EU good for? Start with getting rid of sneaky online fees and misleading ads
6/13/2014 - Everyone (i.e. Twitter) loves the Waka Waka song more than Ole Ola
6/13/2014 - The story of internet investing in one chart
6/13/2014 - The World Cup statistic nobody is talking about
6/13/2014 - Uber is offering helicopter rides over Mumbai and Bangalore for $85
6/13/2014 - Manta rays and human babies are the latest victims of traditional Chinese medicine
6/13/2014 - Google searches for World Cup matches will now turn up ESPN highlights
6/13/2014 - Brazil’s pursuit of the World Cup means millions of tons of junk TVs
6/13/2014 - Here’s how you know there’s an inside candidate for that job listing
6/13/2014 - Americans are moving back to the suburbs, but now as renters
6/13/2014 - Ignore the market rally; Modi has limited room to turn things around
6/13/2014 - This Chinese World Cup sponsor hasn’t made a profit in 10 quarters
6/13/2014 - Meet the five specters now haunting Canada’s stamps
6/13/2014 - This is what the ATM of the future looks like
6/13/2014 - Chinese counterfeiters are selling the iPhone 6 before it has even been released
6/13/2014 - Millennials would rather work in a hospital than in finance
6/13/2014 - No one wants to buy a Father’s Day card with golf clubs on it
6/13/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Americas edition—Chaos in Iraq, fighting in Ukraine, stimulus in Japan, burrito bonds
6/13/2014 - The 747 is going extinct
6/13/2014 - To fix the Communist Party, China’s leaders plan to shrink it
6/13/2014 - South Africa’s World Cup advice to Brazil—and a huge Waka Waka confession
6/13/2014 - Fighting in Iraq is helping Kurdish independence—and foreign oil companies
6/13/2014 - All that was broken at Infosys can be good for the new CEO
6/13/2014 - 5 things Vishal Sikka must immediately fix at Infosys
6/13/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—Chaos in Iraq, Tanks in Ukraine, China subprime, burrito bonds
6/12/2014 - The search is not over: 13 senior executives left Infosys in the last year
6/12/2014 - The secret to getting a credit card in India these days: Spend spend spend
6/12/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—Tesla’s patents, Kenya’s GDP, space soccer, burrito bonds
6/12/2014 - 17 members of the Croatian World Cup team are older than the Republic of Croatia
6/12/2014 - British booze companies and Bangladeshi garment workers are already winners at the World Cup
6/12/2014 - Mark Zuckerberg is paid so much it distorts CEO pay studies
6/12/2014 - Interactive chart: explore this year’s Aspen Ideas speaker list
6/12/2014 - How Aspen Ideas maintains its brilliant spontaneity
6/12/2014 - Lululemon hopes men in sweatpants can help turn business around
6/12/2014 - Elon Musk won’t sue you for using Tesla’s trade secrets
6/12/2014 - A Twitter executive’s resignation is a warning for CFOs who want the top job
6/12/2014 - Live stream of the World Cup protests in Rio
6/12/2014 - Traditional American supermarkets are being eaten alive
6/12/2014 - Ai Weiwei is using legs not for soccer but as “hand-held guns”
6/12/2014 - London’s cabbies just gave Uber its biggest boost yet—by striking against Uber
6/12/2014 - Here’s one country where WhatsApp and Skype could actually help mobile operators
6/12/2014 - Meet the company that pays its bondholders in burritos
6/12/2014 - Twitter’s “Mr Fix-It,” Ali Rowghani, just resigned
6/12/2014 - The Bill Gates book review: Have you hugged a concrete pillar today?
6/12/2014 - A long (and short) history of World Cup hemlines and women’s fashion
6/12/2014 - Forget glow-in-the-dark roads—here’s an interactive highway
6/12/2014 - JPMorgan just threatened to cut investment banker pay
6/12/2014 - In defense of meetings
6/12/2014 - How to watch the World Cup in the US without paying for TV
6/12/2014 - Oil prices aren’t coming down any time soon, and Iraq is just the latest reason
6/12/2014 - Brazil is in a pretty miserable mood for a party
6/12/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Americas edition—World Cup kick-off, BNP departures, Iraq counter-strike, golf quants
6/12/2014 - Beautiful Twitter bots tell us what the future of automation is all about
6/12/2014 - What new Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka likes: Hesse, Lufthansa, Bollywood, Matrix trilogy
6/12/2014 - A 900-year-old map isn’t the best way to draw borders in the South China Sea
6/12/2014 - Beijing has convinced foreign companies that supporting democracy is bad for Hong Kong
6/12/2014 - Central banks, please remember there are worse problems than deflation
6/12/2014 - Team Argentina wore short suits to the very first World Cup
6/12/2014 - The World Cup will open with a kick from a brain-controlled exoskeleton
6/12/2014 - Europe has not learned a thing from the Tamiflu scandal
6/12/2014 - These skin-lightening commercials will infuriate you (and should shame India’s ad industry)
6/12/2014 - Infosys’ founders are all leaving management to let the new CEO, Vishal Sikka, do his thing
6/12/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—World Cup kick-off, London’s RMB win, Intel’s court case, mellowing mafia
6/11/2014 - One reason it’s so hard to fight India’s black money problem: typos
6/11/2014 - The Silicon Valley entrepreneur trying to kill teacher tenure just won big
6/11/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—GoPro’s IPO, Russian gas wars, World Cup kick-off, mellowing mafia
6/11/2014 - 10 charts that explain why a slave may well have caught the shrimp on your grill this summer
6/11/2014 - Aeroflot just launched its version of EasyJet, and it won’t be a deathtrap
6/11/2014 - 5 reasons you can stop worrying about El Niño’s disastrous effect on Indian farmers
6/11/2014 - Here’s why an old-school web browser is worth billions to Alibaba
6/11/2014 - When two-thirds of your work force are freelancers, every staffer has to be a manager
6/11/2014 - An innocent bot could have unwittingly spread a virus around Twitter
6/11/2014 - SpaceX shows Washington its non-Russian “trampoline” into orbit
6/11/2014 - GoPro says it’s worth half of a Nikon and one-fifth of a Fuji
6/11/2014 - Tata Motors’ future lies somewhere between a Nano and Indica Vista
6/11/2014 - Americans are surprisingly confident and weirdly unpatriotic when it comes to the World Cup
6/11/2014 - Britain’s jobless rate is dropping, but so is its standard of living
6/11/2014 - Harvard’s endowment returns are the worst in the Ivy League
6/11/2014 - Zara faces an H&M attack on upmarket fast fashion, amid drop in profits
6/11/2014 - Japan has run out of excuses to hunt whales, but it’s going to keep doing it anyway
6/11/2014 - Italy’s mafia murders are in a decades long decline
6/11/2014 - China is crazy about the World Cup even though it’s not sending a team
6/11/2014 - The financial industry made a bad investment in Eric Cantor
6/11/2014 - We should have seen this profit warning coming, Lufthansa edition
6/11/2014 - Sell Air India: It is costing us too much good money to keep it in the skies
6/11/2014 - Tweaking a hate group’s message by one letter produces satisfyingly weird results
6/11/2014 - How to fight your kid’s math anxiety
6/11/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Americas edition—Tea Party’s victory, Alibaba’s US launch, Zara results, halophytes
6/11/2014 - These World Cup teams will field the most foreign-born players
6/11/2014 - What Dave Brat’s economics students think of his teaching
6/11/2014 - China responds to the latest hacking accusations by calling America “The Matrix”
6/11/2014 - Alibaba just launched China’s largest-ever internet deal
6/11/2014 - These 6 charts explain why Infosys and the media disagree on everything
6/10/2014 - India’s higher education system in 6 charts
6/10/2014 - Big retail can’t compete with India’s corner shops—but online grocery sites have a chance
6/10/2014 - How the Indian family’s gold fixation is hurting the economy
6/10/2014 - Might Google’s Skybox acquisition have something to do with self-driving cars?
6/10/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—British jobs, Iraq’s turmoil, Google satellites, halophytes
6/10/2014 - The New York Times doesn’t see “software” in the future of news
6/10/2014 - The man who may be one of China’s top hackers likes grain alcohol and Heineken
6/10/2014 - Twitter is hoping the World Cup will help fix its biggest problem
6/10/2014 - Unsurprisingly, the Italian World Cup team is traveling in far better style than the English
6/10/2014 - An ad exec says Apple is a less interesting company to work for than Coke or Pepsi
6/10/2014 - The US may finally be achieving escape velocity
6/10/2014 - Stephen Wolfram, who never finished high school, has some great advice for those who just did
6/10/2014 - Attention all Tesla owners: you’re still hurting the environment
6/10/2014 - Forget Africa: America’s machine-driven internet is growing much faster
6/10/2014 - US banks are elbowing their European competitors out of the bond-trading business
6/10/2014 - T-Mobile US and Sprint customers are bingeing on cheap data
6/10/2014 - So much Arctic ice has melted that we need a new atlas
6/10/2014 - Infosys billionaire Nandan Nilekani had some unlikely political enemies—techies
6/10/2014 - The World Cup’s greatest moments in five-second animations
6/10/2014 - Finally, an algorithm for picking the perfect bra
6/10/2014 - A visual guide to where World Cup players spend most of their time
6/10/2014 - Here are the 32 countries Google Maps won’t draw borders around
6/10/2014 - The World Cup’s biggest corporate sponsors are already being ambushed
6/10/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Radioshack results, Ukraine’s evacuation corridor, Microsoft partners in China
6/10/2014 - Employers, you should not be selling the job in the interview
6/10/2014 - Chip-makers are betting that Moore’s Law won’t matter in the internet of things
6/10/2014 - Why 1 million Chinese migrants are building a new empire in Africa
6/10/2014 - China’s crackdown on prostitution just shut down 20 million WeChat accounts
6/10/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—China inflation, Time-Warner Vice, Japanese resumes, virtual trading desks
6/10/2014 - Skip the MBA and just take a few pages from Shah Rukh Khan’s playbook
6/9/2014 - There’s something women’s rights groups in America can learn from Akhilesh Yadav and his father
6/9/2014 - Facebook has raided PayPal for a new messaging boss because payments are its future
6/9/2014 - Time Warner may be looking to buy half of Vice after ditching its old publishing business
6/9/2014 - Netflix to Verizon: No, poor video quality is actually your fault
6/9/2014 - What people who think Uber is worth $17 billion believe
6/9/2014 - How to add all the World Cup matches to your calendar in 15 seconds
6/9/2014 - Spanish bond yields have dropped below those on US Treasurys—but it doesn’t mean they’re safer
6/9/2014 - The last time Apple split its stock, it was a completely different company
6/9/2014 - Japan’s elaborate traditional resume makes it too hard to get even a lousy job
6/9/2014 - This is what an internet war looks like for Netflix subscribers
6/9/2014 - Credit Suisse deals with the decline of bond trading
6/9/2014 - Billionaire investor Carl Icahn thinks he can profit from “dollar stores” that serve the poorest Americans
6/9/2014 - The spreading sclerosis of the non-compete agreement
6/9/2014 - India’s summer power outages are getting so bad, states want you to DIY
6/9/2014 - America’s credit card addicts just relapsed
6/9/2014 - Watch John Oliver skewer FIFA, the “cartoonishly evil” organization behind the World Cup
6/9/2014 - India’s central bank is overstating its forex reserves by 10%
6/9/2014 - A tiny technical change in iOS 8 could stop marketers spying on you
6/9/2014 - Scientists have developed Guitar Hero for bird-watchers
6/9/2014 - These five innovations can help improve India’s abysmal farm productivity
6/9/2014 - Brick-and-mortar retailers need to make customers feel they’re walking into a website
6/9/2014 - K-Pop’s latest video with Psy and Snoop Dogg is pretty sobering
6/9/2014 - Virtual reality headset Oculus Rift meets the Bloomberg terminal
6/9/2014 - Beijing is having a hard time convincing officials they shouldn’t abandon China
6/9/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—Japan’s GDP growth, FIFA allegations, Russia’s RMB embrace, Twitter poems
6/9/2014 - Modi must remember the punch line to the joke: What’s the best city in India? Answer: Dubai
6/8/2014 - Hello, India. A welcome letter from our team
6/8/2014 - The four charts that make the case for Narendra Modi to liberalize, liberalize, liberalize
6/8/2014 - Two-thirds of the world’s mobiles are dumb phones. Meet the company getting them online
6/8/2014 - Foreign tourists choose to travel in a very different India than locals
6/8/2014 - Edward Snowden threw a bucket of hot water on Scandinavia’s quest to house the world’s data
6/8/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—FIFA allegations, Uber’s valuation, Italian soccer stickers, Twitter poems
6/8/2014 - Here’s a major hurdle in the way of investment in India
6/8/2014 - Migration patterns are slowly sorting American cities into “educated” and “uneducated”
6/8/2014 - Gap clothing will soon display “Made in Myanmar” tags
6/8/2014 - Palestine is the best country at soccer that’s not officially a country
6/8/2014 - Robots can now officially imitate humans
6/8/2014 - Who will be the defining star of the 2014 World Cup?
6/8/2014 - Why your next sweater should be alpaca, not cashmere
6/8/2014 - Like the Dow in the 1980s, India’s Sensex is poised to climb four-fold to 100,000
6/7/2014 - Maxwell House coffee just got 10% more expensive
6/7/2014 - More than 9 million Chinese students are taking their university entrance exam
6/7/2014 - A bunch of cars at the Corvette Museum got swallowed by a sinkhole—and attendance soared
6/7/2014 - How Italian soccer stickers turned generations of kids into capitalists
6/6/2014 - Quartz Weekend Brief—GM in perspective, baseball’s future, overfishing, sexbots
6/6/2014 - A perfect portrayal of Vladimir Putin’s day in Normandy
6/6/2014 - Uber just had the biggest funding round of all time
6/6/2014 - The most important nine charts of a giant week for the global economy
6/6/2014 - The culture that made the whole of GM miss one engineer’s fatal mistake
6/6/2014 - How Germany’s highway system helped Hitler rise to power
6/6/2014 - How globalization saved the world in 2008
6/6/2014 - Bank of America may be ready to end its mortgage nightmare
6/6/2014 - Four ways to redesign the Super Bowl logo without losing the gladiatorial look
6/6/2014 - India’s most promising energy source is free and found nearly everywhere
6/6/2014 - The World Cup is Brazil’s big chance to rebrand
6/6/2014 - All the world’s trade disputes
6/6/2014 - The most important charts from May’s really good jobs report
6/6/2014 - Here is how to make mass transit in the US financially sustainable
6/6/2014 - The future of Major League Baseball is not just about baseball
6/6/2014 - The United States has finally recovered all the jobs lost during the Great Recession
6/6/2014 - The Amazon.com of the Middle East is launching a “banned books” section to confound the censors
6/6/2014 - The US employment report is due at 8:30 a.m. ET. Economists expect 220,000 jobs were added in May.
6/6/2014 - Indonesia’s presidential race is being fought with Facebook updates and “Happy” sing-alongs
6/6/2014 - The “Apple doesn’t get the cloud” era is officially over
6/6/2014 - Fishing, Chinese medicine, and a crazy-looking snout are driving sawfish to extinction
6/6/2014 - A pilot explains why it’s time to get over your fear of turbulence
6/6/2014 - China’s annual state of the environment report is miserable
6/6/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—Tense D-Day festivities, GM’s mea culpa, China terror warning, click-bait antidote
6/6/2014 - The other victims of the Ukraine crisis: Indian medical students
6/5/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia Edition—ECB moves, GM’s faults, LGBT travel, Lego business cards
6/5/2014 - Verizon demands that Netflix stop blaming it for choppy video. Netflix says no.
6/5/2014 - More layoffs could be in the works on Wall Street
6/5/2014 - Flu, coughs and hurricanes can’t stop “streak runners” from putting in a mile every single day
6/5/2014 - The US and Russia may be headed for a gas war in Asia
6/5/2014 - Corporate America’s mountain of cash just shrank by a huge amount
6/5/2014 - Mobile carriers have a secret weapon in their battle against web giants. It’s called Bollywood
6/5/2014 - When breaking bad news is part of the job
6/5/2014 - The ECB just joined the monetary policy free-for-all and here’s what it looks like
6/5/2014 - Mary Barra wants GM employees to contact her personally when they see a problem
6/5/2014 - “No broccoli, no dessert,” right? Wrong.
6/5/2014 - Fish can slow down global warming—but not if we keep eating them
6/5/2014 - How Marriott’s owner put aside his Mormon beliefs to cash in on the LGBT travel market
6/5/2014 - Prada handbags and shoes keep selling, despite the strong euro
6/5/2014 - Softbank’s humanoid robot will be great for tending to Japan’s elderly
6/5/2014 - How America fell out of love with writing checks
6/5/2014 - The first casualty of China’s missing metals probe may be a $765 million bank deal
6/5/2014 - Not even TV shows set in Hollywood can afford to film there anymore
6/5/2014 - What offices look like when they’re designed for introverts
6/5/2014 - Hong Kong’s Tiananmen vigil was really about telling Beijing off
6/5/2014 - Lego has the best business cards in the corporate world
6/5/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Americas edition—Draghi goes negative, Hollande’s double dinners, Sprint’s T-Mobile bid, reshaped pickle jars
6/5/2014 - Alibaba bets that Chinese soccer will evolve beyond corrupt mediocrity
6/5/2014 - If China’s warnings about Windows 8 are true, the country desperately needs it
6/5/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—Draghi’s decision, Sprint’s T-Mobile offer, Twitter’s tune targets, reshaped pickle jars
6/4/2014 - India is not the worst country for car-accident deaths
6/4/2014 - India’s largest coal company is going shopping—again
6/4/2014 - The most interesting thing about Amazon’s 3D phone might be how you pay for it
6/4/2014 - Google has recruited a fashion dream duo to un-dorkify Glass
6/4/2014 - The music industry’s latest big deal might really be about video
6/4/2014 - Watch how eerily Microsoft’s smart home of 1999 predicts our lives today
6/4/2014 - Everything you need to know before the big Friday jobs report
6/4/2014 - The most attractive cities worldwide for new graduates
6/4/2014 - Here’s what tens of thousands of people who didn’t forget Tiananmen look like
6/4/2014 - See what China sees when it searches for “Tiananmen” and other loaded terms
6/4/2014 - The global impact of India’s multi-disciplinary skills
6/4/2014 - Is Elon Musk going to open-source Tesla?
6/4/2014 - Pickle jars have always been the wrong shape, and we never knew it
6/4/2014 - LinkedIn is censoring posts about Tiananmen Square
6/4/2014 - This major US news organization is also a Wall Street trader
6/4/2014 - The planet’s most venomous animal costs Australia millions a year—here’s what might stop it
6/4/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Americas edition—Tesco’s bargain troubles, Alibaba’s auspicious IPO, GM’s recall gaffe, literal grammar Nazis
6/4/2014 - The only thing China isn’t censoring about the Tiananmen anniversary is this astonishing essay
6/4/2014 - The ridiculously convoluted ownership history behind Time magazine
6/4/2014 - Netflix is making sure customers know whom to blame for slow, grainy video
6/4/2014 - American hospital pricing is completely divorced from reality
6/4/2014 - Whether or not to get an MBA depends on the kind of person you are
6/4/2014 - There are 108 countries that surpass the US in measles vaccinations
6/4/2014 - Asia’s mobile market is finally seeing its long-promised explosion
6/4/2014 - The epic $6 billion struggle between two chicken giants over a hot dog maker
6/4/2014 - This had better be the last time only one woman attends the G7
6/4/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—Alibaba’s auspicious IPO, GM’s recall gaffe, Texas mad cow, Argentina’s dirty soccer
6/3/2014 - A student leader remembers Tiananmen before the massacre, and mulls its aftermath
6/3/2014 - Why Tiananmen matters more for young people in China today
6/3/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe’s disinflation woe, Icahn’s mortgage bet, A meaty bidding war, Argentina’s dirty soccer
6/3/2014 - Keurig’s new machine won’t stop K-cup piracy
6/3/2014 - Not a “Tiger Mom?” Don’t sweat it, your kids will still turn out fine
6/3/2014 - Here’s how the world’s oldest startup relentlessly innovates
6/3/2014 - How Mario Draghi’s pyrrhic victory over inflation is hurting Europe’s economy
6/3/2014 - Ready or not, OPEC will get back the petro-power crown
6/3/2014 - Why eating more fruit and vegetables is not helping obese people
6/3/2014 - What China’s anti-corruption push has done to Swiss watch exports
6/3/2014 - The Stanley Cup finals may mean as much to investors as hockey fans this year
6/3/2014 - These maps show how the world composts
6/3/2014 - Uber could overtake Airbnb, with a $17 billion valuation
6/3/2014 - The case for you to stop throwing away your food
6/3/2014 - The future of mobile phones doesn’t include phone calls
6/3/2014 - The European Central Bank may finally have the political cover it needs to act
6/3/2014 - American drug companies don’t want to pay US taxes—but they want global customers to pay US drug prices
6/3/2014 - These World Cup teams play the dirtiest soccer (but still lose)
6/3/2014 - Twitter’s new typeface neglects the countries where it’s growing the fastest
6/3/2014 - China’s investigation into missing metal could spark a much bigger crisis
6/3/2014 - Bitcoin is no longer the worst investment in the world
6/3/2014 - Harvard’s two most famous business professors are at odds over online MBAs
6/3/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Americas edition—Obama’s “reassurance fund,” Syria’s “election,” Samsung’s inheritance IPO, Leonardo’s cover letter
6/3/2014 - Cars in this new racing championship are fueled by electricity—and tweets
6/3/2014 - How to make electric cars sexy: Race them on the streets of the world’s biggest cities
6/3/2014 - A job waiting tables after college could suppress your wages for years
6/3/2014 - It’s time to honor the unsung hero of Tiananmen Square
6/3/2014 - The world’s biggest coal producer makes a fortune from China’s antiquated railroads—but not for long
6/3/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—Obama in Europe, GM deaths, Samsung IPO, deadly female hurricanes
6/2/2014 - To encourage saving, make people feel more powerful
6/2/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Apple’s new OS, Obama in Europe, Russia’s gas concessions, “female” hurricanes
6/2/2014 - The case for paying female retail workers at least $25,000
6/2/2014 - Every chart from today’s Apple WWDC keynote
6/2/2014 - Apple’s biggest news today is in the plumbing
6/2/2014 - Hidden sexism may make you more likely to die in a hurricane
6/2/2014 - Meet the rising star moving up the ranks at Goldman Sachs
6/2/2014 - Apple just took another step towards obscuring the way the web works
6/2/2014 - Russian markets had an absolutely huge May
6/2/2014 - Everyone is cutting their carbon emissions—except India
6/2/2014 - Why we need a 3,000-page rule to say “pollute less”
6/2/2014 - Watch “The Next Billion,” our forum about the internet in the developing world, live from Seattle
6/2/2014 - The news in India is all about the news
6/2/2014 - McDonald’s has been eating Burger King’s lunch for more than a decade
6/2/2014 - Forget drones: Microsoft’s plan to bring the internet to the world is all about TV
6/2/2014 - Whole Foods is suffering from an identity crisis
6/2/2014 - To watch Alibaba and Amazon battle for online shoppers, keep an eye on Malaysia
6/2/2014 - How climate change and a deadly fungus are threatening our coffee supply
6/2/2014 - MIT is outdoing IKEA by fitting all your furniture in one box
6/2/2014 - Will clients and counterparties stick with BNP Paribas?
6/2/2014 - How India’s liberals can get their mojo back
6/2/2014 - Why more and more Americans are renting cars instead of buying them
6/2/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—China’s anniversary crackdown, US greenhouse gases, Spain’s king abdicates, Bruce Lee’s secret
6/2/2014 - Thai coup protesters have adopted the Hunger Games’ three-fingered salute
6/2/2014 - China may be in a Tiananmen blackout, but Hong Kong is preparing for massive memorial crowds
6/2/2014 - China’s mandatory Tiananmen amnesia has been incredibly effective
6/2/2014 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—China’s anniversary crackdown, greenhouse gas cuts, Qatar’s cup bribes, Bruce Lee’s secret
6/1/2014 - Box is shooting for an IPO within weeks
6/1/2014 - Actually, electricians are more in demand than engineers
6/1/2014 - The 35 economic charts from May you really should see
6/1/2014 - What to expect from Apple’s big event tomorrow
6/1/2014 - The real threat to Europe isn’t a fascist revival, it’s the end of politics
6/1/2014 - Pandora doesn’t think Apple and Beats are a threat
6/1/2014 - How the Kremlin is killing off the last of Russia’s independent media