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2015 February
2/28/2015 - Narendra Modi just cracked India’s economy open a tiny bit more
2/28/2015 - After 50 years, Warren Buffett is suddenly shifting his target metric
2/28/2015 - Scientists might make Pluto a planet again, if they can decide what a planet even is
2/28/2015 - The world’s craziest financial contract allowed people to go back in time and invest in the future
2/28/2015 - The two numbers that really matter in Narendra Modi’s first full budget
2/28/2015 - Quartz Weekend Brief—The Dress, the Great Firewall, political assassinations, desert jeep rallies
2/28/2015 - Hot chocolate has been prescribed to cure everything from infertility to bad teeth
2/28/2015 - Here’s what India Inc. has to gain from Narendra Modi’s budget
2/28/2015 - Here comes Swatch’s defense against the Apple Watch
2/28/2015 - What net neutrality and that dress have in common: They’re what the internet was meant to be
2/28/2015 - Photos: One of Ukraine’s most nationalistic cities has become a refuge for nearly 2,000 Muslims
2/28/2015 - Kids dress up as the African American leaders you won’t hear about this Black History Month
2/28/2015 - The surprising FIFA decision that infuriated ESPN
2/28/2015 - Elegant design solutions to save your food from languishing in the fridge
2/28/2015 - This woman braved the catcalls to protest street harassment—in Afghanistan
2/28/2015 - Join India’s smartest graduate students and annotate Modi’s 46-page budget
2/28/2015 - The stock markets have delivered a verdict against Narendra Modi’s big budget
2/28/2015 - India’s finance minister has delivered two budgets—both in colours of #TheDress
2/28/2015 - Quartz Weekend Brief—The Dress, the Great Firewall, political assassinations, desert jeep rallies
2/28/2015 - Here’s what a two-time Indian finance minister wants from Arun Jaitley’s big budget
2/27/2015 - India Inc. fears that Modi’s marketing machine may be getting ahead of itself
2/27/2015 - Every Indian budget begins with a dish of halwa—and a few other quirks
2/27/2015 - Quartz Weekend Brief—The Dress, the Great Firewall, political assassinations, desert jeep rallies
2/27/2015 - Quartz Weekend Brief—The Dress, the Great Firewall, political assassinations, desert jeep rallies
2/27/2015 - Modi has one job: Get India’s lazy tiger of an economy to roar
2/27/2015 - Boris Nemtsov’s murder resembles past Russian contract hits
2/27/2015 - The oil patch rig count is down, but only technically speaking
2/27/2015 - Inside Google’s plans for its shiny new headquarters
2/27/2015 - The wisdom of Leonard Nimoy
2/27/2015 - Tim Cook confirms the Apple Watch battery will last a whole day
2/27/2015 - Leonard Nimoy showed Hollywood he was much more than Spock
2/27/2015 - Analysts say Americans love sweatpants too much for athleisure to go away
2/27/2015 - The 11 most important economic charts of the week
2/27/2015 - Barnes & Noble’s college bookstores division can run, but it can’t hide from Amazon
2/27/2015 - The history behind Leonard Nimoy’s Vulcan salute
2/27/2015 - Use this slider to see The Dress change colors before your very eyes
2/27/2015 - Did Argentina’s president have a hand in a prosecutor’s death? We’ll never really know
2/27/2015 - Watch this grouper stalking and destroying a lionfish
2/27/2015 - The ethical blindness of algorithms
2/27/2015 - Our obsession with sharing photos is encouraging ISIL’s cultural terrorism
2/27/2015 - T-Mobile’s John Legere gave a presentation to his German overlords. What could possibly go wrong?
2/27/2015 - 1,500 applied for that penguin post office job in Antarctica
2/27/2015 - Google changes course and won’t ban adult content on Blogger
2/27/2015 - The UK plans to lead the globe in Islamic finance
2/27/2015 - Google just spent $25 million to buy a seal of authenticity for app websites
2/27/2015 - The saga of Derrick Rose’s meniscus: selling Chicago sports with sadness
2/27/2015 - Harrison Ford will star in the sequel to “Blade Runner”
2/27/2015 - Slower US growth in the fourth quarter is actually a really good sign
2/27/2015 - A 3D printing startup backed by Carmelo Anthony wants to banish shoe sizes
2/27/2015 - An algorithm can help you shop the entire wardrobe from “House of Cards”
2/27/2015 - Eating disorders are about science, not vanity
2/27/2015 - Double-digit growth is coming to India, but its chief economist is still puzzled
2/27/2015 - It’s time to order furniture for your micro apartment
2/27/2015 - Asian-American families are closing the racial wealth gap the fastest
2/27/2015 - Tencent’s employees queue for hours to receive “red envelopes” containing as little as $1.60
2/27/2015 - Priceline and Expedia are spending more and more to get you to book a hotel room
2/27/2015 - NASA satellites show rain in detail like never before
2/27/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Athens bailout protests, Apple’s patent woes, Alipay’s IPO plans, dress color schism
2/27/2015 - Low oil prices are hitting the UK where it hurts: the North Sea
2/27/2015 - Doctors know they can’t change anti-vaxxers’ minds—but they can refuse to treat their kids
2/27/2015 - “There’s no such thing as an accidental repost:” likes and retweets Russia has used to prosecute activists
2/27/2015 - I have seen the future of search, and it isn’t Google
2/27/2015 - This dress of disputed colors is driving China crazy, too
2/27/2015 - Is Britain still a foreign policy power?
2/27/2015 - How this budget must make Modi’s “Make in India” possible
2/27/2015 - Hey Moschino, TLC called and they want their clothes back
2/27/2015 - Chinese speakers use more of their brain than English speakers
2/27/2015 - KFC’s edible coffee cups will also include infused scents of “freshly cut grass”
2/27/2015 - The only thing Arun Jaitley needs to do in this budget: spend, spend, spend
2/27/2015 - People in Delhi don’t feel safe staying out late—and it’s hard to blame them
2/27/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—US net neutrality, German’s Greece vote, Fitbit M&A activity, dress color controversy
2/27/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—US net neutrality, German’s Greece vote, Fitbit M&A activity, dress color controversy
2/27/2015 - Google’s latest, fascinating bet on the future of music is called Kobalt
2/26/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—America’s net neutrality, ISIL’s ‘Jihadi John’, weak American satire, Indian food revelations
2/26/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—America’s net neutrality, ISIL’s ‘Jihadi John’, weak American satire, Indian food revelations
2/26/2015 - Interactive graphic: The top 10 causes of workplace injuries
2/26/2015 - Warming oceans have flooded California with starving sea lion pups
2/26/2015 - Eat your heart out, Europe: the Germans have never felt better!
2/26/2015 - Facebook is expanding its suicide prevention feature
2/26/2015 - Apple has announced an event for March 9—here’s what to expect
2/26/2015 - America’s trading desks are imploding
2/26/2015 - Scientists now know why global warming has slowed down and it’s not good news for us
2/26/2015 - What America’s historic net neutrality rules mean in plain English
2/26/2015 - Actavis has quietly made stock market history
2/26/2015 - The mythic Hyperloop takes an actual step toward becoming real
2/26/2015 - The chart that puts the lie to cable companies’ claims that net neutrality will clobber them
2/26/2015 - Did Abercrombie violate religious freedom protections in failing to ask a job applicant about her hijab?
2/26/2015 - After a year of turmoil, Putin’s power, charted
2/26/2015 - Economics papers have been getting a whole lot math-ier
2/26/2015 - Exactly why Xiaomi’s new Mi Note is “the best phone you can’t get in America”
2/26/2015 - Solitary confinement is state-sanctioned torture, and it’s putting everyone at risk
2/26/2015 - 12 essential things to see in Shanghai
2/26/2015 - Half of US households could have Amazon Prime by 2020
2/26/2015 - Hollywood’s next big opportunity: Millennial moms
2/26/2015 - Stressed? It’s not how much you do, it’s how you do it
2/26/2015 - Regulator warns that hacking could set off a bank run—or worse
2/26/2015 - India’s off-grid, rural mobile towers are creating new businesses—and lighting up homes
2/26/2015 - Obama’s latest immigration tinkering targets guest-worker spouses caught in limbo
2/26/2015 - The sun is setting on Britain’s banking empires
2/26/2015 - The Eiffel Tower is now the loveliest electrical generator in the world
2/26/2015 - Azerbaijan is transforming into a mini-Russia
2/26/2015 - The US has fallen into deflation for the first time since the Great Recession
2/26/2015 - The dark secret of America’s wood floor fetish: endangered Siberian tigers
2/26/2015 - Details from the life of “Jihadi John” are mundane and also horrifying
2/26/2015 - Communist Vietnam just adores global capitalism—and it’s easy to see why
2/26/2015 - China’s Great Firewall is demolishing foreign websites—and nobody knows why
2/26/2015 - Adobe saved Photoshop by ditching boxes for the cloud
2/26/2015 - 700,000 people in the UK have jobs that guarantee no work or pay
2/26/2015 - How one of the world’s largest railways is using technology to reinvent itself
2/26/2015 - It’s getting better to be the little guy in US banking
2/26/2015 - Proof that one simple piece can make a wardrobe
2/26/2015 - The verdict on India’s railway budget is out: Suresh Prabhu has kept it real
2/26/2015 - I teach early childhood education, and I know that testing hurts kids more than it helps
2/26/2015 - Italians don’t think it’s “cool” when their navy speaks English
2/26/2015 - Even the best cover letter isn’t as good as a two minute conversation
2/26/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—UK banks in disarray, US net neutrality, decriminalizing adultery, Vatican B-school
2/26/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—UK banks in disarray, US net neutrality, decriminalizing adultery, Vatican B-school
2/26/2015 - An Afghan refugee made famous by a 1984 National Geographic cover is once more at the center of a political firestorm
2/26/2015 - Brazil has more freshwater than any other country, but its biggest city is running dry
2/26/2015 - What women know about Obamacare that men don’t
2/26/2015 - From clean toilets to designer bed linen, what Suresh Prabhu promised in his first rail budget
2/26/2015 - South Korea has finally stopped imprisoning adulterers
2/26/2015 - There’s a good chance the Guardian’s next editor-in-chief will be a woman
2/26/2015 - More than half the patent applications in Europe last year came from the US, China, and Japan
2/26/2015 - Turkish men are cross-dressing for women’s rights and their president is mocking them
2/26/2015 - Narendra Modi plans to spend Rs8.5 lakh crore to rebuild India’s railways by 2019
2/26/2015 - China is publishing the emotional “confession diaries” of corrupt officials
2/26/2015 - Ukrainians don’t trust the government they fought for
2/26/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Net neutrality vote, Qantas soars, Morgan Stanley atones, genetic savings traits
2/26/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—Net neutrality vote, Qantas soars, Morgan Stanley atones, genetic savings traits
2/26/2015 - Just in time for the Indian budget: The real definition of free markets
2/26/2015 - The only seven charts you need to see as Suresh Prabhu presents India’s rail budget
2/25/2015 - It’s official—China is blacklisting Apple, Cisco, and other US tech companies
2/25/2015 - The long history of China’s obsession with numbered policies
2/25/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—India’s railway budget, net neutrality, negative on Netanyahu, viral colors
2/25/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—India’s railway budget, net neutrality, negative on Netanyahu, viral colors
2/25/2015 - How the military will fight ISIS on the Dark Web
2/25/2015 - Three Al Jazeera journalists are reportedly in custody for flying a drone in Paris, where drones overhead have the city on edge
2/25/2015 - NASA video shows how massive amounts of dust travel from the Sahara to the Amazon
2/25/2015 - Volunteering makes you feel good—but Americans are doing less and less of it
2/25/2015 - This is the fastest wireless network in the world—but you can’t use it yet
2/25/2015 - Gucci’s gawky new look is barely recognizable, compared to its sleek past
2/25/2015 - What happens if Congress shuts down Homeland Security?
2/25/2015 - Scientists have measured the impact of greenhouse gas on the Earth’s surface, and their findings are not good news
2/25/2015 - Space diplomacy: Russia commits to the International Space Station through 2024
2/25/2015 - The US Supreme Court has affirmed that fish are not an information-storage device
2/25/2015 - You don’t have to take the LSAT to be a lawyer anymore
2/25/2015 - Your genes help determine how much money you save
2/25/2015 - ESPN is almost as dominant on the internet as it is on cable
2/25/2015 - NASA is auctioning off the first space selfie and a trove of other incredible photos
2/25/2015 - Lego is leaving Barbie and the Transformers in the dust
2/25/2015 - In England, 23% fewer young adults own their own homes than 10 years ago
2/25/2015 - “Modern Family’s” Apple-centric episode is product integration at its best—and great TV
2/25/2015 - The best selling prescription drugs in the world last year
2/25/2015 - Photos: Inside the studio of the Michelangelo of Legos
2/25/2015 - The Keystone pipeline debate is missing a huge human cost: Indigenous rights
2/25/2015 - The dark side of America’s achievement culture
2/25/2015 - Traditional, slow cricket is dying in England. Will making it faster save the game?
2/25/2015 - It’s not easy being young, black, and vegan
2/25/2015 - How to play the strong pound to get the most out of holiday travel this year
2/25/2015 - Soon American highways could be overrun with self-driving trucks
2/25/2015 - Once a pioneer, Google’s now playing catch-up to Apple in mobile payments
2/25/2015 - Tesla’s forgotten co-founder wants to electrify America’s garbage trucks
2/25/2015 - Facebook is starting to rival Google’s online ad dominance
2/25/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Apple’s patent setback, HSBC’s parliamentary grilling, Chicago’s mayoral run-off, sheep-eating plants
2/25/2015 - Abercrombie & Fitch’s problematic dress code goes all the way to the Supreme Court today
2/25/2015 - Forget CFOs, corporations are counting on climate specialists to save them billions
2/25/2015 - Snapdeal has just been taken to court for selling vibrators
2/25/2015 - Indonesia’s looming executions add to a growing death penalty toll in Asia
2/25/2015 - Hong Kong can thank mainland China for some of the city’s $8 billion budget surplus
2/25/2015 - The EU stands by as thousands of migrants drown in the Mediterranean
2/25/2015 - Shark-shaped mittens attacked the runway at London Fashion Week
2/25/2015 - Quartz deciphers Europe’s jargon-laden plans for Greece so you don’t have to
2/25/2015 - A fear of losing their virginity keeps Indian women from using tampons
2/25/2015 - Hungry kya? Domino’s will now deliver pizza on Indian trains
2/25/2015 - Narendra Modi needs to see these three charts—and turn the charm on India Inc.
2/25/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—HSBC’s parliamentary grilling, HP’s pre-breakup blues, Chicago’s “black site,” sheep-eating plants
2/25/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—HSBC’s parliamentary grilling, HP’s pre-breakup blues, Chicago’s “black site,” sheep-eating plants
2/24/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Motorola’s big reveal, HSBC in hot water, Greece’s reprieve, desert parties
2/24/2015 - Apple’s grand ambitions for the Apple Watch are suddenly clearer
2/24/2015 - Experts: “Nightmare octopus” in terrifying viral video was just being a normal octopus
2/24/2015 - Study: We won’t fare well in the robot-controlled future
2/24/2015 - LinkedIn will refund its premium users a dollar each for putting their passwords at risk
2/24/2015 - Russia’s scared neighbors are beefing up their security
2/24/2015 - In a robot world, Goldman Sachs lists “human error” as new risk factor
2/24/2015 - Proof you have no idea what a good price for your flight is
2/24/2015 - Another US state legalizes weed, and everyone forgets that weed is still mostly illegal in the US
2/24/2015 - Forget FedEx and UPS—Waffle House it
2/24/2015 - Adidas tried to hand out Porsches to NFL prospects, but had to settle for giving $100,000 instead
2/24/2015 - Why Facebook is obsessed with hacking internal productivity tools
2/24/2015 - Netflix adds Pee-wee Herman to its growing list of revivals
2/24/2015 - A banished member of Kazakhstan royalty has died by apparent suicide
2/24/2015 - How the success of vaccines gave rise to anti-vaxxers
2/24/2015 - Watch this smart watch make millions in real time
2/24/2015 - FIFA, outraging fans, stupidly suggests moving the Qatar World Cup to winter
2/24/2015 - US banks made slightly smaller gigantic profits last year
2/24/2015 - During World War II, the Red Cross refused to accept blood from black donors
2/24/2015 - Atul Gawande: Healthcare is massively better today because of doctors, not technology
2/24/2015 - JP Morgan says size doesn’t matter
2/24/2015 - Ted Cruz is wrong: Internet regulation is not like Obamacare
2/24/2015 - American business needs the Green Berets
2/24/2015 - All girls, all Zeppelin: when a tribute band outdoes the original
2/24/2015 - Whole Foods finally got cheaper and it’s working
2/24/2015 - Comcast is about to have more customers for internet than TV
2/24/2015 - All the ways Mayweather-Pacquiao will be the biggest boxing match ever
2/24/2015 - Google will ban adult content on its blogging platform
2/24/2015 - Asians are not impressed with Apple’s “diverse” yellow emoji
2/24/2015 - Why Bollywood and the rest of India’s film industry hate the budget
2/24/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Greeks bearing reforms, Euro zone deflation, Obama’s Keystone veto, kosher marijuana
2/24/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Americas edition—Greeks bearing reforms, Euro zone deflation, Obama’s Keystone veto, kosher marijuana
2/24/2015 - Samsung loses its grip on India’s shrinking tablet market
2/24/2015 - A Chinese freight train just carried Christmas toys and olive oil over a 2,000-year-old trade route
2/24/2015 - Meet the real creator of Monopoly, an unmarried left-wing stenographer
2/24/2015 - ISIS is proof of the failed “war on terror”
2/24/2015 - New VAT tax rules are making a mess out of online retail in Europe
2/24/2015 - Some mainland Chinese tourists have “given up” on post-umbrella Hong Kong
2/24/2015 - These are Narendra Modi’s priorities for fixing India’s coal sector
2/24/2015 - HSBC’s CEO just suggested the bank may be too big to manage
2/24/2015 - That part of the India-Pakistan border that’s all beer and gunshots of joy
2/24/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Greece’s misssed deadline, BHP Billiton’s profit, Singapore’s redistribution, Wi-Fi-sniffing drones
2/24/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—Greece’s misssed deadline, BHP Billiton’s profit, Singapore’s redistribution, Wi-Fi-sniffing drones
2/24/2015 - Five taxes India’s finance minister will probably tinker with this budget
2/23/2015 - Will Hollywood’s white allies please stand up?
2/23/2015 - Ridesharing goes to the moon (literally)
2/23/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Greek homework, Honda handover, Yellen’s hints, happy Alaskans
2/23/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—Greek homework, Honda handover, Yellen’s hints, happy Alaskans
2/23/2015 - Apple brings some diversity to its emoji
2/23/2015 - Big media should want a piece of baseball’s best business
2/23/2015 - The architectural theory that’s killing personal space at the office
2/23/2015 - Here’s another smartwatch the Apple Watch is probably going to steam past
2/23/2015 - Acidic oceans are threatening shellfish around US coasts
2/23/2015 - A ticket to Disney World now costs more than $100
2/23/2015 - Why it’s un-American to get rid of AP US history class
2/23/2015 - Ranked: The salary bump you can expect from a graduate degree, by major
2/23/2015 - Privacy researchers have come up with a new, unbelievably creative way to track your phone’s location
2/23/2015 - The endless war between slave and master…ants
2/23/2015 - Watch the invisible patterns of sea cargo cover the earth
2/23/2015 - In the near future, your face will be your ID
2/23/2015 - The stats backing John Legend’s slavery comparison at the Oscars
2/23/2015 - Does somebody actually want to buy the Discovery Channel?
2/23/2015 - Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s business skills are as good as his boxing
2/23/2015 - Let’s not kid ourselves: Arab armies are not going to defeat ISIL
2/23/2015 - Patricia Arquette nails it at the Oscars: “All women deserve equal pay”
2/23/2015 - Apple needs to look to Tesla and Carlos Ghosn if it really wants to build a car
2/23/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—HSBC’s profit plunge, Greek reform due, Oscar rundown, speed TV
2/23/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Americas edition—HSBC’s profit plunge, Greek reform due, Oscar rundown, speed TV
2/23/2015 - The 2015 Oscars were the most politically charged in years
2/23/2015 - Wiki Wars: Inside the increasingly nasty battle for Wikipedia’s soul
2/23/2015 - Benedict Evans wants you to know that Google is a tiny company
2/23/2015 - How to prepare for this increasingly common but extremely personal interview question
2/23/2015 - An Indian-owned company just won an Oscar for Interstellar’s incredible special effects
2/23/2015 - Six ways to combat the female brain drain at Indian companies
2/23/2015 - Can strongman Buhari mend a broken Nigeria?
2/23/2015 - Oscar winners paid tribute to Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement
2/23/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Greek reform, US port strike ends, Oscar rundown, speed TV
2/23/2015 - Can India’s Spotify for Bollywood music keep on playing?
2/22/2015 - How Royal Enfield won over the Indian motorcyclist—and now looks unstoppable
2/22/2015 - Who won what? The Oscars 2015 rundown.
2/22/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Greek reform, HSBC in the hot seat, Mall terror, “Humane” executions
2/22/2015 - Want to win an Oscar? Here are the roles most likely to snag a statue
2/22/2015 - Sexist questions on the Oscars red carpet are driven by dollars
2/22/2015 - The graphic designer behind Wes Anderson’s “The Grand Budapest Hotel”
2/22/2015 - Here’s how to stop looking at your phone every five seconds
2/22/2015 - All the ways America has chosen to execute people since 1776
2/22/2015 - Why we didn’t vaccinate our child
2/22/2015 - Seven lessons for writers, from Scottish poet Kathleen Jamie
2/21/2015 - Millennials love this newfangled photo technology called film
2/21/2015 - #win! Matteo Renzi’s first year as Italy’s prime minister was great—on Twitter
2/21/2015 - The Ukrainian city that’s become a haven for Jews fleeing another European war
2/21/2015 - Psychedelia and sci-fi detectives: the pop cultural ephemera of New York Fashion Week
2/21/2015 - This year’s Oscars prove only white actors get to be ordinary
2/21/2015 - China’s island-building spree is about more than just military might
2/21/2015 - A row in South Africa highlights ANC’s ebb
2/21/2015 - Bolivia’s “spaceship architecture” showcases the new wealth of indigenous people
2/21/2015 - Quartz Weekend Brief—Automobiles redux, the biotech bubble, Muslim modernity, sewage love
2/21/2015 - India’s toxic air is taking away three years from your life
2/21/2015 - The fall of Brian Williams reveals our shallow support for American troops
2/21/2015 - New York Fashion Week wasn’t all-American, and that’s what made it so American
2/21/2015 - How motorcycle cabbies keep the peace in Rwanda
2/21/2015 - The future of the car may be here, but the future of the car business is another question
2/21/2015 - Quartz Weekend Brief—Automobiles redux, the biotech bubble, Muslim modernity, sewage love
2/20/2015 - Massive fire breaks out in Dubai’s Marina Torch, one of the world’s tallest residential buildings
2/20/2015 - Marissa Mayer is confident that Yahoo is finally catching up in mobile
2/20/2015 - Quartz Weekend Brief—Automobiles redux, the biotech bubble, Muslim modernity, sewage love
2/20/2015 - The markets clearly liked the look of Italy—yes, Italy—this week
2/20/2015 - Europe has “rebooted” its Greek rescue for four more months
2/20/2015 - Nine economic charts that mattered this week
2/20/2015 - A Chinese investor is bringing back JNCOs
2/20/2015 - How American and British spies hacked the world’s largest SIM-card-maker
2/20/2015 - Sea creatures will get bigger and bigger—if we don’t eat them first
2/20/2015 - Ralph Lauren’s nephew put Americana through a blender, and this is what came out
2/20/2015 - How female executives can strengthen their networks
2/20/2015 - The “never-ending support system” for female executives
2/20/2015 - Everything you need to know about space probes in one beautiful website
2/20/2015 - Are Bill O’Reilly’s misrepresentations of his reporting experience the same as Brian Williams’?
2/20/2015 - Much of the US is experiencing below-average snowfall
2/20/2015 - The New York Times could be worth $19 billion instead of $2 billion
2/20/2015 - A day-by-day, chart-by-chart account of Greece’s crazy week
2/20/2015 - This is the first look at a live-action Aquaman
2/20/2015 - It’s everyone’s duty to imagine a better future for Muslims–and for America
2/20/2015 - The UK now imports almost half its energy, more than at any time in history
2/20/2015 - No, Starbucks’ Chai Tea Latte is not real chai
2/20/2015 - Fashion at its best is an art that creates a powerful personal connection
2/20/2015 - Hong Kong is marking the new year with a surge of rage against mainland shoppers
2/20/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Greece’s extension plea, SIM cards hacked, Apple car accelerates, speeded-up reruns
2/20/2015 - Dear Indian dog owners, Saint Bernards and Huskies do not belong in Delhi or Mumbai
2/20/2015 - It takes 8,700 volunteers to measure the snowfall in the US
2/20/2015 - Want to manage your time successfully? Use this simple Google investment trick
2/20/2015 - The seven homegrown firms fighting over India’s $620 billion defence market
2/20/2015 - Do you love coffee? You should probably be drinking even more
2/20/2015 - There’s a Muslim baby boom in the UK and it’s going to hit the ballot box
2/20/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Wal-Mart’s raised wages, Ukraine’s failing ceasefire, Greece’s extension plea, Kim Jong-un’s haircut
2/20/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—Wal-Mart’s raised wages, Ukraine’s failing ceasefire, Greece’s extension plea, Kim Jong-un’s haircut
2/20/2015 - What India 2.0 shouldn’t disrupt: Your dad’s stodgy business ideas
2/20/2015 - A US port slowdown is disrupting Chinese New Year on both sides of the Pacific
2/19/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Iran’s nuclear talks, Wal-Mart’s wages, Ukraine’s ceasefire, Kim Jong Un’s haircut
2/19/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—Iran’s nuclear talks, Wal-Mart’s wages, Ukraine’s ceasefire, Kim Jong Un’s haircut
2/19/2015 - What’s Apple Worth More Than?
2/19/2015 - Qualcomm’s latest smartphone chips keep it ahead of the pack
2/19/2015 - Happy lunar new year! But is it the year of the sheep or something else?
2/19/2015 - A hack to track everywhere you’ve been without using Foursquare
2/19/2015 - Elon Musk wants to spend a “staggering” amount of shareholders’ money at Tesla
2/19/2015 - This beautiful wood and aluminum bike is made in part from 3-D printing
2/19/2015 - Video: Jimmy Kimmel perfectly captures the absurdity of runway fashion
2/19/2015 - Here’s where Apple is poaching its electric car team from
2/19/2015 - See the Virginia home Jackie O designed for JFK
2/19/2015 - The global economy may be about to get a lift from Japan, of all places
2/19/2015 - The UK is planning a windfarm the size of Puerto Rico in the middle of the North Sea
2/19/2015 - Walmart finally decided to give its workers a raise
2/19/2015 - On African mobile phones there’s social networking, and then there’s everything else
2/19/2015 - Joy Division’s iconic album cover is actually based on a student’s chart from the 1970s
2/19/2015 - Survey: Americans care more about kids being good communicators than mathematicians
2/19/2015 - America’s cold snap, in epic pictures
2/19/2015 - Why you should boycott the Dominican Republic
2/19/2015 - Why cars will soon be the most connected devices in our lives
2/19/2015 - Delta’s CEO works in a 9/11 reference while blaming Gulf airlines for his troubles
2/19/2015 - The awesome Instagrammed concept art that nabbed the “District 9” director the new “Alien” movie
2/19/2015 - The future is this one-click remote for everything in your life
2/19/2015 - Charted: Pet deaths and injuries on US airlines last year
2/19/2015 - Mapped: These are the quietest spots in America
2/19/2015 - Sony is finally turning things around—or at least the markets think it is
2/19/2015 - Vice Media’s CEO blew $300,000 on dinner, and a Vegas casino boss blabbed about it
2/19/2015 - Critics and audiences often see Oscar best-picture nominees very differently
2/19/2015 - Apple has a patent for a virtual reality headset, but that’s one device the company is unlikely to sell you
2/19/2015 - A wedding gown designer gave the Ebola hazmat suit a makeover
2/19/2015 - Indian workers, treated like slaves in the US, just won a $14 million lawsuit
2/19/2015 - Forget the tech bubble. It’s the biotech bubble you should worry about
2/19/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Air France’s cuts, Walmart’s results, Apple’s car batteries, Vice’s Vegas splurge
2/19/2015 - Meet the woman trying to keep Egypt accountable despite torture, shaming, and a life sentence
2/19/2015 - To fix Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro must go
2/19/2015 - Italians really, really need to make more bambinos
2/19/2015 - Here’s why hedge funds will never be able to hold debtor countries hostage again
2/19/2015 - Most rural Indian doctors don’t even know how to treat diarrhoea
2/19/2015 - Indonesia is sinking illegal fishing boats in dramatic fashion—and may be killing fish in the process
2/19/2015 - For a small fee, this company clones everything from WhatsApp to Facebook
2/19/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Apple’s car batteries, Uber’s extra billion, ISIL’s organ farming, Vice’s Vegas splurge
2/19/2015 - How a refugee’s son from a small Indian town became Deloitte Global’s CEO
2/18/2015 - New Year’s fireworks transformed Beijing’s clear skies into a toxic haze
2/18/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Greece’s terms, Caterpillar’s taxes, Jeb Bush, limpet teeth
2/18/2015 - Sorry, but those Mars volunteers are never getting off the ground
2/18/2015 - What you learn by comparing Snapchat to other companies worth $19 billion
2/18/2015 - Nike just increased its cool factor by teaming up with an awesome Japanese brand
2/18/2015 - Greece’s options
2/18/2015 - Canines and catwalks: The Westminster Dog Show meets New York Fashion Week
2/18/2015 - The slow death of the Boeing 747
2/18/2015 - This incredibly racist film was the first movie ever to screen at the White House
2/18/2015 - American student loan debt has surpassed the GDP of Australia, New Zealand, and Ireland combined
2/18/2015 - Elon Musk is designing a Tesla battery to power your home
2/18/2015 - Podcast: Can a 92 year-old inventor break the battery impasse and save the world?
2/18/2015 - Facebook is a private company, and it will censor if it wants to
2/18/2015 - How the US government rigs the deck for wealth inequality
2/18/2015 - How Nigeria became the world’s dual SIM-card superpower
2/18/2015 - Massive clouds erupted into Mars’ atmosphere and no one knows why
2/18/2015 - The strongest natural substance known to man is… sea-snail teeth
2/18/2015 - British soccer fans self-identified as racist while pushing a black man off a train
2/18/2015 - Anti-vaxxers shouldn’t use my autism to justify their bad choices
2/18/2015 - The caloric highs and lows of eating at Chipotle, McDonald’s, Panera, and Taco Bell
2/18/2015 - France wants to let shops open on Sundays—by any means necessary
2/18/2015 - What countries around the world tell women planning to visit India
2/18/2015 - Your fancy zippers are forcing Chinese laborers into mind-numbing drudgery
2/18/2015 - Hotel prices are down pretty much everywhere for Americans
2/18/2015 - Apple’s not-so-secret weapon in streaming music
2/18/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Switzerland raids HSBC, UK employment drops, Ukraine retreats, Boston snow madness
2/18/2015 - The skinny suit days for men are finally nearing their end
2/18/2015 - The mercury level in your tuna is rising
2/18/2015 - A Middle Eastern designer proves women’s fashion doesn’t have to be revealing to be sexy
2/18/2015 - Why America rallied behind an Indian grandfather but abandoned Ferguson
2/18/2015 - Toxic exposure could be causing a pandemic of brain disorders in kids
2/18/2015 - Just like Modi, Kejriwal is walking a fine line between environment and business
2/18/2015 - Chinese mothers are rushing to give birth before the year of the sheep begins
2/18/2015 - Beijing has turned into a beautiful ghost town for Chinese New Year
2/18/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Snapchat’s $19B valuation, Buffett dumps Exxon, Ukraine truce crumbling, Boston snow madness
2/18/2015 - Now there is an app to measure Delhi’s deadly air—in real time
2/17/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—A plan for Libya, a climbdown for Greece, oil prices, midnight snacking
2/17/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—A plan for Libya, a climbdown for Greece, oil prices, midnight snacking
2/17/2015 - The US is painting a clearer picture of Hispanic and Asian unemployment
2/17/2015 - Carnegie Mellon fulfilled, then horribly crushed, the dreams of 800 budding computer scientists
2/17/2015 - Aung San Suu Kyi has gone silent on a major human-rights crisis in Myanmar
2/17/2015 - We can’t decide if the Greeks or their creditors are being more dangerously petulant
2/17/2015 - The simple reason why your airline points always get more valuable
2/17/2015 - Startup success is, to a great extent, about good timing
2/17/2015 - American millennials are behind most of their counterparts in some pretty basic skills
2/17/2015 - Study: Today’s potent pot is creating a higher risk of psychotic disorders
2/17/2015 - Scientists say all the world’s data can fit on a DNA hard drive the size of a teaspoon
2/17/2015 - Ukraine may be at war, but Bayern Munich is here and the show must go on
2/17/2015 - Oil’s luminaries think that we are witnessing merely another historical bust
2/17/2015 - 100 people will vie for the 24 spots on the one-way mission to Mars
2/17/2015 - Antarctica needs a postmaster: Must love penguins
2/17/2015 - How ambient computing is moving us toward intelligent systems
2/17/2015 - London’s housing market is cooling, but buyers aren’t feeling much relief
2/17/2015 - Racial disparities can be found even in our 401(k) accounts
2/17/2015 - At 69, Neil Young is the latest cool old person to become the face of a fashion label
2/17/2015 - Nike may let you design your next pair of shoes using virtual reality
2/17/2015 - China’s blockbuster taxi-app merger is likely to stand despite a 99% market share
2/17/2015 - The headaches Apple will face if it does build a self-driving car
2/17/2015 - Swiss watchmakers’ greatest fear isn’t the Apple Watch—it’s men wearing jewelry
2/17/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—US cyberhacks exposed, Greece’s deal deadline, China’s housing bounce, Japan flip-phone love
2/17/2015 - What digital creatives need: less training, more practice
2/17/2015 - This is what the lives of Iranian women really look like
2/17/2015 - Two words explain how Infosys got its groove back: Outsider CEO
2/17/2015 - Interpol just nabbed one of the world’s most wanted wildlife traffickers
2/17/2015 - Every prominent Indian journalist is scrambling to find Act 2.0
2/17/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—US cyberhacks exposed, failed Greece talks, China’s housing bounce, Japan loves flip-phones
2/17/2015 - Indians are chocolate addicts but still suckers for tradition
2/16/2015 - Mike Bloomberg is in Delhi doing Indian things
2/16/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Greece’s failed deal, Rolls-Royce and Petrobras, Britain in Chinese, Martin Luther toys
2/16/2015 - China’s Internet censors have a choral anthem and it’s everything you want it to be
2/16/2015 - At least we know what the Apple car won’t look like
2/16/2015 - Time is running out to save Greece, and the markets are spooked
2/16/2015 - The UK is giving its tourist sites Chinese names, and they sound like money
2/16/2015 - China is bragging that air pollution fell by 11% last year
2/16/2015 - India’s most famous journalist is turning entrepreneur
2/16/2015 - A new Google-powered website lets you compare every constitution in the world and write your own
2/16/2015 - Here is one runway accessory you won’t be wearing this autumn
2/16/2015 - Alibaba employees aren’t getting traditional envelopes of cash this Chinese New Year
2/16/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Greek crisis talks, US drone rules, Apple’s test drive, NSA valentines
2/16/2015 - The one thing you need to achieve any goal
2/16/2015 - In Estonia, life is good, maybe too good, for ethnic Russians
2/16/2015 - I fell in love at a sewage treatment plant
2/16/2015 - Indonesia wants to “preserve dignity” by stopping its export of maids
2/16/2015 - Merkel’s moment of power and partnership with America is right now
2/16/2015 - The India-Pakistan cricket match was perfect—picture perfect
2/16/2015 - Even Google thinks India is a great place to build startups
2/16/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Ukraine’s ceasefire holds, US drone rules, Apple’s test drive, NSA valentines
2/16/2015 - India’s finance minister must ditch the deficit and spend freely this coming budget
2/15/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—Dubai World, euro zone vs. Greece, Copenhagen shooting, Merkel’s crisis tour
2/15/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Dubai World, euro zone vs. Greece, Copenhagen shooting, Merkel’s crisis tour
2/15/2015 - The FAA’s new drone rules are four years late and still don’t make sense
2/15/2015 - Cheap US gas means an extra $50 billion to spend on sweatpants and Oreos
2/15/2015 - Meet the designer who is taking K-pop fashion global
2/15/2015 - Why the Catholic Church is losing Latin America, and how it’s trying to get it back
2/15/2015 - The Copenhagen attacks have brought the free speech fight full circle
2/15/2015 - Goodbye to Michele Ferrero, the man who gave us Nutella
2/15/2015 - Angela Merkel’s crisis world tour, mapped and explained
2/15/2015 - Why coding is not the new literacy
2/15/2015 - Headlines that will inevitably be written about Comcast by the end of the year
2/14/2015 - These videos capture the intense sporting rivalry between India and Pakistan
2/14/2015 - One radical theory behind Apple’s sudden interest in cars
2/14/2015 - Apple CEO Tim Cook says privacy is a matter of “life and death”
2/14/2015 - Lorne Michaels is the most influential man in comedy
2/14/2015 - This giant, pulsating heart is a Valentine to New York City
2/14/2015 - We only have two years left to watch Usain Bolt, perhaps the greatest athlete ever
2/14/2015 - Quartz Weekend Brief—The newsman’s integrity, Facebook v. the internet, the brain in your gut, Grexit for dummies
2/14/2015 - An epitaph for the American newsman
2/14/2015 - To be truly happy, researchers say find a mate who is just like you
2/14/2015 - The history of YouTube as told through 10 iconic videos
2/14/2015 - The rediscovery of red velvet has gone way too far
2/14/2015 - What the AAP has in common with Occupy Wall Street and the Arab Spring
2/14/2015 - Quartz Weekend Brief—The newsman’s integrity, Facebook v. the internet, the brain in your gut, Grexit for dummies
2/13/2015 - Apple reportedly has “hundreds of employees” working on an electric car that looks like a minivan
2/13/2015 - Quartz Weekend Brief—The newsman’s integrity, Facebook v. the internet, the brain in your gut, Grexit for dummies
2/13/2015 - Quartz Weekend Brief—The newsman’s integrity, Facebook v. the internet, the brain in your gut, Grexit for dummies
2/13/2015 - In Apple, Elon Musk has finally attracted a worthy competitor
2/13/2015 - Reminder: the rig count drop is but a leading indicator of US oil production
2/13/2015 - The markets were clearly fixated on freezing weather this week
2/13/2015 - Connected cars will send 25 gigabytes of data to the cloud every hour
2/13/2015 - The 10 most important economic charts of the week
2/13/2015 - Argentina’s president is charged, once again, in alleged bombing cover-up
2/13/2015 - Even as it shrinks, the US military budget is unrivalled
2/13/2015 - Yes, Nigeria’s on the brink—but that’s no cause for alarm
2/13/2015 - Every new original content creator is trying really hard to find its “House of Cards”
2/13/2015 - The thought that ISIL might be using bitcoin is keeping US regulators up at night
2/13/2015 - Dealing with death ties us tighter at UNC
2/13/2015 - Kanye won’t stop trash-talking Nike, but his new Adidas line is no threat
2/13/2015 - How natural gas will begin to power our cars, trains, and boats
2/13/2015 - Apple just passed one of the greatest milestones of Japan’s bubblicious 1980s
2/13/2015 - NASA’s wackiest expedition posters in all their glory
2/13/2015 - For a young journalist, there was no better champion than David Carr
2/13/2015 - A year old, the Comcast-Time Warner Cable merger plan is precariously poised
2/13/2015 - Welcome to Italy, where stagnation is an achievement
2/13/2015 - Americans can legally unlock their phones now. Hooray?
2/13/2015 - The incredible staying power of the Oreo cookie
2/13/2015 - Where Google, Facebook, and Tesla like to poach from
2/13/2015 - Don’t believe the hype about expat Americans ditching their passports
2/13/2015 - Apple opens the doors for marijuana apps
2/13/2015 - Five shocking Dominique Strauss-Kahn quotes from his pimping trial
2/13/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Euro zone growth, Rolls-Royce warning, David Carr RIP, NASA’s space submarines
2/13/2015 - Jacob Zuma’s state of the nation speech went horribly wrong
2/13/2015 - How community colleges will help fill one million jobs in the US
2/13/2015 - How to watch the cricket World Cup online
2/13/2015 - The reasons shoppers don’t care about brand names
2/13/2015 - Sorry, ‘Fifty Shades of Grey,’ but the steamiest sex is on TV, not in movies
2/13/2015 - “MSG: The Messenger” is much, much worse than we thought it would be
2/13/2015 - Hong Kong, home to the Umbrella Movement, hosts a massive umbrella IPO
2/13/2015 - Why is Aamir Khan offended by the AIB roast when he has done worse in 3 Idiots?
2/13/2015 - How YouTube killed Google’s video-based marketplace
2/13/2015 - Even Narendra Modi can’t get India excited about the cricket World Cup
2/13/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Xiaomi’s US plans, Kraft’s shakeup, Hasbro’s heads-up, China’s censorship anthem
2/13/2015 - Homeopathy is pure bunkum and let nobody (not even Modi) tell you otherwise
2/13/2015 - New York Times columnist David Carr has died. Here is his last interview, with Edward Snowden
2/12/2015 - An inspirational message from Kanye West
2/12/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—Fifty Shades unleashed, Ukraine’s IMF lifeline, Microsoft’s stylus tango, drunk art
2/12/2015 - “Let us beat the world in fruit farming” and other new North Korean slogans
2/12/2015 - Ambient computing: Putting the internet of things to work
2/12/2015 - This century-old suit-maker wants to bring back the casual, elegant American man
2/12/2015 - Ukraine is heading for a total economic collapse
2/12/2015 - 18 universities produce half of US and Canada’s computer science professors
2/12/2015 - Ukraine’s ceasefire gives separatists two days “to conquer as much territory as they can”
2/12/2015 - The US is on track for a record-breaking megadrought
2/12/2015 - China is responsible for a quarter of the plastic clogging our oceans
2/12/2015 - Elon Musk is right: Tesla could be as big as Apple someday
2/12/2015 - The only story on Swedish monetary policy you ever have to read
2/12/2015 - Slack’s phenomenal growth in the year since its launch
2/12/2015 - Armenian genocide, still a political hot potato, is about to land at the Eurovision song contest
2/12/2015 - Why doctors need to pay more attention to their kinky patients
2/12/2015 - What students at the world’s top-ranked business school think it’s doing wrong
2/12/2015 - Apple Watch is about to crush Android’s toehold on the wearable market
2/12/2015 - You can now designate an heir to your Facebook account
2/12/2015 - ESPN has a new mobile app and you will never guess what it’s called
2/12/2015 - Inside the lab where scientists are 3D-printing a real working trachea
2/12/2015 - The financial world should obviously be run by women
2/12/2015 - This 10K video may be the most detailed recording ever captured
2/12/2015 - You don’t have to go to Wharton to get access to tech giants
2/12/2015 - Epson had a Fashion Week party for its new printer
2/12/2015 - Beijing is kicking out thousands of poor residents who live in former bomb shelters
2/12/2015 - You have a second brain in your gut, and it can live without you
2/12/2015 - If the passenger in the seat next to you buys a snack or a movie, you probably will too
2/12/2015 - A (very) brief guide to cricket and the World Cup
2/12/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Americas edition—Ukraine ceasefire 2.0, Sweden goes negative, “nut rage” verdict, psychedelic dinosaurs
2/12/2015 - Why medical debt is the most dangerous kind
2/12/2015 - United sold thousands of first-class tickets for as little as $44—then cancelled them
2/12/2015 - Zomato has finally figured out a way to make more money in India
2/12/2015 - Nigeria’s currency is taking a beating from low oil prices and political uncertainty
2/12/2015 - Narendra Modi has been elevated to the status of a God—but he is not pleased
2/12/2015 - Aam Aadmi Party wants to thank the BJP’s social media team for their landslide win
2/12/2015 - Alibaba’s New Year cash giveaway is under fire from people who didn’t win
2/12/2015 - “60 Minutes” reporter Bob Simon just died. This was his most important story
2/12/2015 - 8 marketing lessons from the AAP’s stunning victory in the Delhi elections
2/11/2015 - Pixar’s daycare has one of lowest vaccination rates in Silicon Valley
2/11/2015 - Tesla’s solution to its woes in China: better seats
2/11/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—Obama wants war, Walmart wants Canada, mass deaths at sea, city bees
2/11/2015 - Netflix briefly put the third season of “House of Cards” online, then pulled it
2/11/2015 - AOL still has 2.2 million dialup subscribers, and they’re paying more
2/11/2015 - No, India’s economy is not about to catch up with China’s anytime soon
2/11/2015 - Europe is standing up for the Greeks, using this hashtag
2/11/2015 - An ex-Nigerian president is worried the country’s military is steps away from taking power
2/11/2015 - What will Jon Stewart do next?
2/11/2015 - The hidden agenda behind the latest US complaints about Chinese trade practices
2/11/2015 - What are the odds of Greece leaving the euro zone?
2/11/2015 - 13 women who could replace Jon Stewart as host of “The Daily Show”
2/11/2015 - A decade ago, Brian Williams would’ve gotten away with it
2/11/2015 - Photos of a sandstorm in Cairo show its captivating reach
2/11/2015 - The shooting deaths of three US Muslims sparked charges of press bias
2/11/2015 - The strange afterlife of the “ship your enemies glitter” stunt
2/11/2015 - American labor-union strikes are almost completely extinct
2/11/2015 - This smiling galaxy cluster in NASA’s image archive looks like an emoji
2/11/2015 - Anti-vaxxers are a product of America’s broken healthcare system
2/11/2015 - Napster still exists, and it has millions of streaming subscribers
2/11/2015 - This woman wants to live and die on Mars—and 200,000 others would gladly take her place
2/11/2015 - Stack it? Melt it? Dump it in the river? Weighing the options for America’s snowed-in cities
2/11/2015 - The Mycoin scandal in Hong Kong had nothing to do with actual bitcoins
2/11/2015 - Why don’t Americans realize ISIL executions look awfully like the thousands of lynchings that happened on their soil?
2/11/2015 - These are the first women to be allowed into the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews
2/11/2015 - Why Kejriwal embracing his wife is as important as the Modi-Obama hug
2/11/2015 - Tesla’s problem in China: there aren’t enough rich Chinese nerds
2/11/2015 - I just relived the Bush years with Jon Stewart clips and laughed to keep from crying
2/11/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—TV anchors away, Greece & Ukraine talks, Samsung’s OLED gamble, pot as PED
2/11/2015 - What vaxxers and anti-vaxxers are missing: Autism isn’t the worst thing to happen to a child
2/11/2015 - A Canadian mining company allegedly evicted thousands of Burmese villagers from their homes
2/11/2015 - It’s the US that has the most to lose if Congress keeps blocking IMF reform
2/11/2015 - Finally, an Indian philanthropist is giving money for literature and not building temples
2/11/2015 - Jon Stewart may be one of a kind, but “The Daily Show” is more than just one person
2/11/2015 - How a formidable Kiran Bedi clammed up and lost the race for Delhi
2/11/2015 - Watch Jon Stewart announce his departure from “The Daily Show”
2/11/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—Australia terror arrests, TV anchors away, Apple’s new peak, pot as PED
2/11/2015 - Three colossal mistakes that cost the BJP the Delhi elections
2/10/2015 - Jon Stewart is leaving “The Daily Show” after nearly 17 years in the fake-news chair
2/10/2015 - Apple is building a massive farm of solar panels to power its new campus
2/10/2015 - The dangers of telling young journalists to give up
2/10/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—Greece pleads, Halliburton cuts, Coke bleeds, Varoufakis struts
2/10/2015 - Apple just became the first $700 billion company. Ever.
2/10/2015 - The Premier League’s blockbuster broadcast deal is great for players, not so great for fans
2/10/2015 - LGBT youth who come out as teens have better self-esteem as adults
2/10/2015 - Yelp wants to be a one-stop shop for hungry diners
2/10/2015 - Google has a patent for a wearable that makes you smell better
2/10/2015 - The unstoppable rise of the English Premier League
2/10/2015 - The NFL is “aggressively pursuing” its first internet broadcast in the US
2/10/2015 - Jeb Bush just revealed the social security numbers of a bunch of former constituents
2/10/2015 - These cities have figured out how to grow sustainably
2/10/2015 - Sony is finally letting Spider-Man star in Marvel films
2/10/2015 - NASA filmed the rising sun meeting the northern lights for 15 incredible seconds
2/10/2015 - There is no internet bubble, and never was, according to this tech visionary
2/10/2015 - Scientists believe there’s a new layer deep in the earth’s inner core
2/10/2015 - China’s cities need more babies, but one child policy still rules the provinces
2/10/2015 - The tangled network of tech: How the most influential products of the past 20 years intersect
2/10/2015 - Interactive: The influence network of product design in electronics + communications
2/10/2015 - Explore the surprising relationships between the most influential technologies of the past 20 years
2/10/2015 - Computers aren’t making us better workers like they used to
2/10/2015 - The false vaccine debate shows we’re in a golden age of believing whatever we want
2/10/2015 - Most CFOs are embarrassed by their companies’ tax avoidance schemes
2/10/2015 - Britain’s ancient class war, as applied to the world of acting
2/10/2015 - Facebook’s plan to connect one billion Indians is starting small—really small
2/10/2015 - If there is life beyond Earth, it’s probably on this moon of Jupiter
2/10/2015 - Oil hasn’t bottomed out, so trade now at your own peril
2/10/2015 - Why iPhone 6 Plus users consume twice as much data as those using the iPhone 6
2/10/2015 - Europe built twice as much wind power capacity last year as coal and gas combined
2/10/2015 - No one ever really fits a job description, so let applicants write their own
2/10/2015 - China is banning Western textbooks to crack down on its own professors
2/10/2015 - How to influence your manager when you’re never both in the same office
2/10/2015 - This is why politicians really don’t care about young voters
2/10/2015 - Five thankless jobs that technology will make better
2/10/2015 - Snapchat has nailed mobile-native video
2/10/2015 - The story of the world’s largest, most beloved laundromat
2/10/2015 - A year after Mt. Gox’s implosion, nearly $400 million has evaporated from a Hong Kong bitcoin exchange
2/10/2015 - Why Elon Musk sees Brownsville, Texas as his gateway to the universe
2/10/2015 - Meet the most vitriolic Valentine’s Day haters around the world
2/10/2015 - There’s more than just a semi-automatic gun ban behind Australia’s plummeting homicide rate
2/10/2015 - How opinion polls always get it wrong with Kejriwal in Delhi
2/10/2015 - Anna’s sidekick to Delhi’s messiah: Arvind Kejriwal’s meteoric rise to power
2/10/2015 - Why giants like Alibaba are pouring money into India’s e-commerce market
2/10/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—SpaceX tries again, China fines Qualcomm, US oil strike, Google’s kickable robot
2/9/2015 - Google creates an ominous robotic dog, and repeatedly kicks it
2/9/2015 - India trails all other emerging markets when it comes to chips and soda
2/9/2015 - A first among the big four consulting firms: Deloitte appoints a female CEO
2/9/2015 - Microsoft’s smart ploy to turn the next generation of startups into customers
2/9/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—Delhi’s vote count, OECD scolding, Netflix comes to Cuba, see-through eggshells
2/9/2015 - What can Obama’s reliance on sanctions really solve?
2/9/2015 - Why Netflix is entering Cuba even though the internet barely works there
2/9/2015 - What iPhone customers really want next from Apple: fewer bugs
2/9/2015 - Animal rights activists got the world’s biggest fashion retailer to stop selling rabbit wool
2/9/2015 - Russian hatred toward the West, charted
2/9/2015 - Syriza’s most radical plan for Greece? Collect taxes
2/9/2015 - The most important moment at the Grammys did not involve Kanye West
2/9/2015 - Study: 1 in 2 Brits will get cancer in their lifetimes
2/9/2015 - New York City hotel rooms are getting cheaper thanks to Airbnb
2/9/2015 - German exporters are loving the cheap euro
2/9/2015 - AMC just made another dent in the cable bundle
2/9/2015 - NASA did a killer animation of the dark side of the moon
2/9/2015 - Foreign cash, red flags: The case for making US realtors report suspicious activity
2/9/2015 - Got a valid passport? Have it transformed into an intricately inked work of art
2/9/2015 - Wretched trade data reveal China’s dangerous balancing act
2/9/2015 - Let’s just admit it: Governments never really pay off their debts
2/9/2015 - Who would buy a $300,000 house made of straw? We’re about to find out
2/9/2015 - Want to start a magazine? Move to France
2/9/2015 - Millions of Facebook users have no idea they’re using the internet
2/9/2015 - Alibaba just bought a $590 million stake in a smartphone maker with a reclusive founder
2/9/2015 - A heavy-handed propaganda video prompts China-loving bloggers to curse the Communist Party
2/9/2015 - Degrees don’t matter anymore, skills do
2/9/2015 - Gender-mandering—Why women have lost out on leadership in the new US Congress
2/9/2015 - Homework, stress, and tradition make it hard for Indian parents to spare the rod
2/9/2015 - The designer of Kikkoman’s beautiful, ubiquitous soy sauce bottle has died
2/9/2015 - HSBC’s private Swiss bank served everyone from alleged arms dealers to pop stars
2/9/2015 - Nigeria’s military is holding democracy to ransom while it struggles against Boko Haram
2/9/2015 - India’s latest black money revelation in three charts
2/9/2015 - The only seven seats worth watching as Delhi counts its votes
2/9/2015 - Corrupt Chinese officials who have fled to Australia remain out of Beijing’s reach
2/9/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—Abbott perseveres, HSBC’s Swiss leaks, Alibaba’s smartphone buy, vacuum robot rampage
2/9/2015 - A troubled Tata Motors is going where no Indian carmaker has gone before
2/8/2015 - The chart that shows why ‘Facebook at Work’ might actually work
2/8/2015 - How I learned that dignity is more important than happiness
2/8/2015 - Apple just defied a bunch of theories about business
2/8/2015 - The world should listen to Greece’s big idea about debt
2/8/2015 - Anti-vaxxers are more like us than we’re willing to admit
2/8/2015 - The anti-Islamic far-right is spreading in Europe—and going mainstream
2/8/2015 - What men and women will spend their money on this Valentine’s Day
2/8/2015 - Postcards from the world’s most polluted city
2/7/2015 - Nigeria is delaying its election to give it six more weeks to beat Boko Haram
2/7/2015 - Why Hollywood is now trying to save film after all its digital trailblazing
2/7/2015 - Hurricane Sandy turned a New York subway station into a petri dish of Antarctic bacteria
2/7/2015 - RadioShack’s slow-motion train wreck was painful to watch
2/7/2015 - Menswear thinks it’s really unfair that people only talk about womenswear
2/7/2015 - How India and China explain the Holocaust to school kids
2/7/2015 - Nigeria’s election is set for Feb. 14th, but voters will believe it when they see it
2/6/2015 - Quartz Weekend Brief—RadioShack’s demise, banking for the poor, Kremlinology redux, the internet of ants
2/6/2015 - Oil slid up and down and up and up this week
2/6/2015 - The 11 most important charts of the week
2/6/2015 - It’s cheaper and easier to rent an MBA than to hire one
2/6/2015 - How money transfer can fuel an economic engine
2/6/2015 - Harvard just banned sex between teachers and students
2/6/2015 - A quick chat to catch you up on the status of Apple’s internet TV service
2/6/2015 - Norway’s huge, influential oil fund is going on a divestment spree—of fossil fuel companies
2/6/2015 - Say “ahh” and let your smartphone check for Parkinson’s disease
2/6/2015 - Here’s the list of proposed RadioShack store closings
2/6/2015 - Watch a new US scheme that will use jet planes to launch satellites
2/6/2015 - Platforms, not products, are the way to bring financial services to the poor
2/6/2015 - This plan to run bike paths through London underground tunnels is ridiculous
2/6/2015 - We’re live-charting the vigorous (and vigorously revised) US jobs report
2/6/2015 - The January jobs report
2/6/2015 - You really should be putting acids on your face
2/6/2015 - Microsoft is making some clever moves
2/6/2015 - The secret behind India’s passion for porn
2/6/2015 - Google is key to our getting more personalized, trustworthy news
2/6/2015 - Apple is treating the Beats brand remarkably differently than its own
2/6/2015 - Why are wealthy Chinese kids twice as likely to be nearsighted as the poor?
2/6/2015 - How to have a successful unlimited vacation policy
2/6/2015 - Why you should fear dishonor but not shame
2/6/2015 - Welcome to Europe, where the bond market is upside down
2/6/2015 - India’s biggest smartphone company is…well, no one really knows
2/6/2015 - India’s B-schools are shutting down faster than ever before
2/6/2015 - A vacuum cleaner ad has driven a wedge between Indonesia and Malaysia
2/6/2015 - The US Department of Defense avoided a security breach in the Anthem hack
2/6/2015 - How India exploits millions of white-collar workers
2/6/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—Putin-Merkel-Hollande, Twitter’s breathing room, RadioShack bankruptcy, portentious handball corruption
2/5/2015 - I’m Italian, and I thank Greece for reminding us what Europe is supposed to be
2/5/2015 - How a small change by Apple cost Twitter millions of users
2/5/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—Pfizer’s big deal, the Greek-German showdown, Swatch’s smartwatch, performance eating
2/5/2015 - Twitter’s darkest days are behind it
2/5/2015 - GrubHub’s next major business move? It’s all in the delivery
2/5/2015 - On Bob Marley’s 70th birthday, passion about his message runs deeper than ever
2/5/2015 - The fall of Robert Mugabe may not be televised—but it has already been ruthlessly photoshopped
2/5/2015 - Lifestyle brands are acquiring their way to becoming tech companies
2/5/2015 - Ukraine’s currency is plummeting (again, and even further)
2/5/2015 - How business travellers can experience the cultural riches of Singapore
2/5/2015 - Singapore: A guide for business travellers
2/5/2015 - Amy Pascal is proof that Sony’s scandal wouldn’t be over until someone took a fall
2/5/2015 - Fewer oil rigs doesn’t mean less oil
2/5/2015 - The US had ties to an Argentine terror investigation that ended with a prosecutor’s mysterious death
2/5/2015 - Apple is preparing to give Spotify its first real competition
2/5/2015 - The battle over red meat regulations is sizzling
2/5/2015 - A Pfizer exec explains the price tag of new drug innovation
2/5/2015 - Germany and Greece can’t even agree to disagree on what to do next
2/5/2015 - Now there’s a way to diagnose HIV with a smartphone
2/5/2015 - By next century, New York winters will be as warm as Texas
2/5/2015 - Prices for the miracle drugs that cure Hepatitis C are collapsing
2/5/2015 - A heroic Star Wars fan created a Millennium Falcon drone
2/5/2015 - Venezuela’s consumer goods shortage now includes condoms
2/5/2015 - Facebook is now more valuable than JP Morgan Chase
2/5/2015 - The impending rise of the mini-Chipotle
2/5/2015 - RadioShack was the Starbucks of the ’80s and then it ran out of batteries
2/5/2015 - Plans are afoot to get British people voting online by 2020
2/5/2015 - After attacks and protests, here’s what the Modi government has promised Delhi’s Christians
2/5/2015 - The man who brought us the lithium-ion battery at the age of 57 has an idea for a new one at 92
2/5/2015 - The prison payphone company from “Serial” is battling smuggled-in mobile phones
2/5/2015 - GoPro gets closer to becoming a media company with its new Roku channel
2/5/2015 - These caviar-like capsules could be the answer to curbing carbon emissions
2/5/2015 - Japan may force its stressed-out workers to finally take a vacation
2/5/2015 - Hong Kong’s flu is so bad this year, the entire city could soon be wearing face masks
2/5/2015 - In Charlie Hebdo’s name, chauvinistic Urdu journalists in Mumbai are going after a female editor
2/5/2015 - The pilot of the fatal TransAsia crash is being hailed as a hero
2/5/2015 - The dirty secret of Indian politics that neither the AAP nor the BJP are debating
2/5/2015 - If you want your own tech company, forget an MBA—and learn to code instead
2/5/2015 - The ultra-hot Indian pepper that’s popping up in your sushi, whiskey, and supermarket
2/4/2015 - Bitcoin’s day of reckoning is here
2/4/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—Kirchner’s (un)diplomacy, Twitter’s progress, Jordan’s revenge, nap time’s revival
2/4/2015 - Japanese army troops have built a giant “Star Wars” snow sculpture
2/4/2015 - Google’s search deal with Apple is expiring soon, and everyone wants a piece of the action
2/4/2015 - Why Nigerians care so much about a 72-year-old presidential candidate’s high school diploma
2/4/2015 - Poem: The Internet from A to Z, 2015
2/4/2015 - Farming is now worse for the climate than deforestation
2/4/2015 - Disney has crushed it with “Frozen”—imagine what it will do with “Star Wars”
2/4/2015 - Argentina’s president tweeted something highly offensive about Chinese people—on a diplomatic trip to China
2/4/2015 - The worst anti-vaccine arguments
2/4/2015 - Jimmy Fallon is the best musician you never knew was a musician
2/4/2015 - The most important job in Nigeria right now
2/4/2015 - More evidence that smartphones need to stay out of bed
2/4/2015 - The latest sign that China’s financial system is facing a cash drain
2/4/2015 - The activist killed in Tahrir Square on Jan. 25 was a poet—here’s one of her works
2/4/2015 - A look inside American Airlines’ new retro amenity kits
2/4/2015 - A tiny share of Mongolians have decided the country’s future, by text message
2/4/2015 - The real reason Staples and Office Depot are merging: Amazon
2/4/2015 - Big Meat: The indie butcher business grows up
2/4/2015 - China detained more than 900 human rights activists last year
2/4/2015 - The “mommy wars” aren’t real—but the attack on American women is
2/4/2015 - The unbearable sadness of French chefs who lose their Michelin stars
2/4/2015 - It’s almost as if central banks are intentionally inflating their housing bubbles
2/4/2015 - Super effective business moves from fake Pokémon startups
2/4/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Americas edition—Taipei plane crash, Greece-ECB talks, weak yen bonuses, mayonnaise controversies
2/4/2015 - The AIB ruckus has Indian comedians angry—and confident of a comeback
2/4/2015 - India now has the third largest population of billionaires in the world
2/4/2015 - China’s “Operation Fox Hunt” just bagged a trophy in Italy
2/4/2015 - Twitter hopes to finally show Wall Street some progress
2/4/2015 - TransAsia’s fatal plane crash is only the latest to strike Taiwan
2/4/2015 - Samsung just fell behind in the world’s fastest-growing smartphone market
2/4/2015 - Ahead of the Delhi elections, Kiran Bedi emerges as the most admired Indian woman
2/4/2015 - Forget toilets. Narendra Modi is building thousands of selfie booths in Delhi
2/4/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—Greece-ECB talks, Disney’s “Frozen” streak, pet food buyout, lunar bureaucracy
2/3/2015 - Yahoo found the perfect small business to offload on its Alibaba spin-off
2/3/2015 - Beef lovers should be on the lookout for another Chipotle price jump
2/3/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—Greece’s meetings, S&P settles, three-parent babies, lunar bureaucracy
2/3/2015 - Google wants to teach you how to say place names like a local
2/3/2015 - Don’t look now, but Microsoft has more than 100 iOS and Android apps
2/3/2015 - Believe it or not, oil is in a bull market
2/3/2015 - There’s an app to calculate the odds of your plane crashing
2/3/2015 - The US government is getting ready for the commercialization of the moon
2/3/2015 - Harper Lee is publishing a sequel to ‘To Kill a Mockingbird,’ 50 years later
2/3/2015 - Black gold is finally getting its shine back
2/3/2015 - Make way for three-parent babies
2/3/2015 - Your college major is a pretty good indication of how smart you are
2/3/2015 - How much sleep your child really needs, by age group
2/3/2015 - The case for ultra-intense background checks for hires
2/3/2015 - Monopoly is putting real money in its board games
2/3/2015 - Now the market is ok with the Syriza win in Greece
2/3/2015 - Selfies caused a deadly plane crash
2/3/2015 - The web was supposed to be well beyond .com and .net by now. What happened?
2/3/2015 - Could Google beat Uber at being Uber?
2/3/2015 - Adidas made an app for sneakerheads dying to buy Kanye-designed shoes
2/3/2015 - The most frustrating gadget in your house is getting a user-friendly makeover
2/3/2015 - Sorry, Greece—you’re not going to get what you want (whatever that is)
2/3/2015 - A handy chart for haggling with Girl Scouts this year over the price of a box of cookies
2/3/2015 - A week after dissing Obama’s Delhi trip, Chinese dailies are back in love with India
2/3/2015 - The six most important ideas in Obama’s plan for the US government
2/3/2015 - A massive data dive proves that languages and genes evolve together
2/3/2015 - An unflappable group of young people just showed who is really ruining politics
2/3/2015 - Boko Haram and growth are fighting a battle royale in Nigeria
2/3/2015 - A creative agency locked away their phones and computers for a day and actually got more productive
2/3/2015 - All India Bakchod is proof that India’s moral police is fighting a losing battle
2/3/2015 - A $9 fashion shoot in a Chinese coal town shows how beautiful counterfeit clothes can be
2/3/2015 - Chinese tourists are hunting endangered fish on disputed islands in the South China Sea
2/3/2015 - Australia’s inflated housing market just got a extra burst of hot air
2/3/2015 - London has more people than ever—and 44% are ethnic minorities
2/3/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—Uber-Google face-off, Australia’s rate cut, Lenovo goes mobile, YouTube robot chefs
2/3/2015 - India’s finance minister needs to find 5420000000000 rupees in less than 60 days
2/3/2015 - Alibaba and Lending Club will loan US businesses $300,000 to buy Chinese goods
2/2/2015 - Apple is building a solar-powered data “command center” in Arizona
2/2/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—Egypt’s death sentences, the US budget, the love of cars, Her Majesty’s corgis
2/2/2015 - Microsoft gives Android users a taste of the Windows Phone experience
2/2/2015 - Six charts you need to see before the RBI’s first monetary policy review of 2015
2/2/2015 - Four ways McDonald’s almost ruined Chipotle
2/2/2015 - Energy bonds and the effect of cheap oil
2/2/2015 - The Iran nuclear talks will not pivot on whether the Iranian economy is brought to its knees
2/2/2015 - The surprising link between migration and global growth
2/2/2015 - Charted: One unvaccinated person undermines the efforts of everyone else
2/2/2015 - The Western world has turned its back on car culture
2/2/2015 - The Raspberry Pi 2 computer is six times faster—and still costs $35
2/2/2015 - How LEGO freaks stack and store their LEGOs
2/2/2015 - Watch all of the 2015 Super Bowl movie and TV trailers
2/2/2015 - Ryanair is flying high, but investors fear it may have clipped its own wings
2/2/2015 - Everything you need to know about Obama’s offshore tax plan
2/2/2015 - A crowdsourced project of beautiful, historic images of people of color
2/2/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Americas edition—Obama’s budget lands, Chinese execs “retire,” Ryanair climbs, tip creep
2/2/2015 - The death of Kenji Goto is forcing Japan to rethink its role in the world
2/2/2015 - India’s Royal Enfield just rode past Harley-Davidson
2/2/2015 - Fear drives Zomato to design its second logo in three months
2/2/2015 - China’s latest corruption probe could spell trouble for the global banking industry
2/2/2015 - These are the best—and the worst—state-run banks in India
2/2/2015 - How Maggi noodles became India’s favourite comfort food
2/2/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—Al-Jazeera journalist freed, Chinese execs quit, DSK in the dock, tip creep
2/2/2015 - The complete account of (almost) every coin and note issued in India since 2001
2/2/2015 - The same company put out the best and worst Super Bowl ads this year
2/1/2015 - The health of US business, as measured by the money it blows on Super Bowl ads
2/1/2015 - Quartz Daily Brief—Asia edition—Al-Jazeera journalists freed, Obama’s budget battle begins, DSK in the dock, chocolate angst
2/1/2015 - The most poignant commercial you’ll watch today is on Google’s homepage
2/1/2015 - Flu deaths and spousal abuse spike during big sports events like the Super Bowl
2/1/2015 - How to watch the Super Bowl online, for free
2/1/2015 - How Cadbury lost the right to sell its own chocolate in the US
2/1/2015 - Jay Z wants to sell you high-quality music subscriptions
2/1/2015 - When I found myself in a long-distance relationship, I wrote an app to make it better
2/1/2015 - Nigeria’s giving Muhammadu Buhari—an ex-military dictator—what he’s always wanted: A chance
2/1/2015 - This Michelin-star chef wants you to chew on this: No such thing as “Indian food”