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2017 September
9/30/2017 - Billionaire superheroes won’t save the world
9/30/2017 - Who is the Puerto Rico mayor standing up to Trump over hurricane relief?
9/30/2017 - Uber’s four-year journey through Africa’s fast-changing cities has been bumpy, but disruptive
9/30/2017 - Kenyan fashion designers respond to not being “African enough”
9/30/2017 - Trump accuses a Puerto Rico mayor who made a desperate appeal for help of “poor leadership”
9/30/2017 - A legendary South African musical returns 60 years later to find a country still divided
9/30/2017 - Puerto Rico’s eye-popping economic situation, in charts
9/30/2017 - All the expensive, troublesome jet travels of Trump’s cabinet
9/30/2017 - Everything you want to know about OJ Simpson’s release from prison
9/30/2017 - Saudi Arabia’s women are suddenly a huge new market for covetous car companies
9/30/2017 - New York City is using sheriffs and obscure building code violations to crack down on Airbnb
9/30/2017 - The progressive argument for reading Dr. Seuss books to kids
9/30/2017 - My kids use Alexa to constantly troll me
9/30/2017 - In both the US and Mexico, citizens led better disaster response than their governments
9/30/2017 - As women get to drive in Saudi Arabia, Uber might lose some of its most loyal customers
9/30/2017 - A former Obama speechwriter on how to make America optimistic again
9/30/2017 - Weekend edition—Germany’s culture, Vietnam’s content farms, humanity’s demise
9/30/2017 - Puerto Rico’s main hope right now is the giant Puerto Rican diaspora
9/30/2017 - No animals were involved in producing this premium leather
9/30/2017 - The best film performance of 2017 so far is by a 6-year-old child
9/30/2017 - The journey of a “doctor” who joined the cult of alternative medicine and then broke out of it
9/30/2017 - Weekend edition—Germany’s culture, Vietnam’s content farms, humanity’s demise
9/30/2017 - Weekend edition—Germany’s culture, Vietnam’s content farms, humanity’s demise
9/29/2017 - Weekend edition—Germany’s culture, Vietnam’s content farms, humanity’s demise
9/29/2017 - Scientists are using high-tech “chemical surgery” to correct tiny genetic mutations
9/29/2017 - Hurricane Maria coverage, Cuban sonic attack, and eight other stories you might have missed
9/29/2017 - Apple is looking into reports that some iPhone 8s are falling apart
9/29/2017 - People shared nearly as much fake news as real news on Twitter during the election
9/29/2017 - National anthems
9/29/2017 - Charted: The toymakers Toys R Us owes money to
9/29/2017 - In 1995, this astronomer predicted the Internet’s greatest failure
9/29/2017 - Most of the fastest selling used cars in the US are now electric
9/29/2017 - Diabetics can now test their blood sugar levels with a mobile device
9/29/2017 - “You should be outraged”: A US Air Force general gives a lesson in leadership after racist slurs
9/29/2017 - Quartzy: the anthems edition
9/29/2017 - Quartzy: the anthems edition
9/29/2017 - Free in-flight wifi means we’re quickly losing an unexpected haven for deep productivity
9/29/2017 - We haven’t considered the true cost of drone delivery medical services in Africa
9/29/2017 - The US is pulling most of its staff out of Cuba after a series of mysterious attacks
9/29/2017 - An open letter to Jeff Bezos–you are needed to disrupt the health care sector
9/29/2017 - Uganda’s doctors and nurses are seeking greener pastures—in war-torn Libya
9/29/2017 - Amazon’s Alexa army, Europe takes on China’s rail giant, Lyft in London
9/29/2017 - SpaceX’s Elon Musk unveiled a rocket that can fly to the Moon, Mars—and Shanghai
9/29/2017 - Whole Foods’ CEO says Amazon saved the grocer from its own pretentiousness
9/29/2017 - Want to bridge the urban-rural divide? Start by learning about family farms.
9/29/2017 - A quick guide to Catalonia’s controversial independence referendum
9/29/2017 - Is Yahoo a fintech company now?
9/29/2017 - African cuisine has long been ignored on the global stage, and we can only blame our Western bias
9/29/2017 - The dark arts of international lobbyists and spin doctors are infecting Africa’s politics
9/29/2017 - Democrats should start watching baseball if they want to learn how to steal home
9/29/2017 - Musk on Mars, VW’s next hit, James Bond submarines
9/29/2017 - How many minutes away from your dream destination are you, via Elon Musk’s new spacecraft?
9/29/2017 - The only left-leaning choice for Japanese voters is now the communists
9/29/2017 - The new food pyramid in Belgium sticks meat next to candy and pizza
9/29/2017 - 🤑, 🤔, or 😰? What the world’s financial bigwigs think about bitcoin
9/29/2017 - No matter how hard the government tries, it can’t sell India’s growth story to the world
9/29/2017 - Stop glorifying colonialism. Have we already forgotten the starvation, plundering, and sheer brutality?
9/29/2017 - Morgan Stanley explains why India’s e-commerce market is a hot investment opportunity
9/29/2017 - India, always risky for journalists, has suddenly turned more dangerous following a murder
9/29/2017 - South Korea has banned all forms of initial coin offerings in the country
9/29/2017 - South Korea can teach India a thing or two about digitising an economy
9/29/2017 - Catalan referendum, Congress grills Twitter, James Bond submarines
9/29/2017 - Catalan referendum, Congress grills Twitter, James Bond submarines
9/28/2017 - China’s booming electric vehicle market is about to run into a mountain of battery waste
9/28/2017 - Twitter told Congress everything it knows about Russian influence on its app. It isn’t much
9/28/2017 - Innovation is the biggest security threat to companies
9/28/2017 - Advances in big data come with even bigger data risks
9/28/2017 - Ikea buys TaskRabbit, Congress grills Twitter, Musk’s Mars plan
9/28/2017 - Flying drones is now banned at major US tourist attractions
9/28/2017 - Russian meddling, NCAA corruption, and eight other stories you might have missed
9/28/2017 - Ikea is buying TaskRabbit because America’s DIY spirit is dying
9/28/2017 - Tropical forests used to absorb carbon. Now they emit as much as all US transit.
9/28/2017 - An architect of inspired social housing has won UK’s most prestigious architecture medal
9/28/2017 - The tulip bubble
9/28/2017 - Outraged programmers forced a rare concession from Facebook on its open-source software
9/28/2017 - Scientists are close to creating a strain of GMO, low-gluten wheat
9/28/2017 - The UN wants Facebook to fix its human trafficking problem
9/28/2017 - My father drew a portrait of me a decade ago. I just bought it back from a stranger on Facebook
9/28/2017 - No, the US State Department is not charging people to evacuate from Puerto Rico
9/28/2017 - An ingenious use of big data helped expose a Chinese company illegally poaching thousands of sharks
9/28/2017 - More than half of American workers can’t sue their employer
9/28/2017 - GoPro just launched some impressive new cameras that will hopefully help return the company to profitability
9/28/2017 - Sea creatures fled the Japanese tsunami on plastic rafts and travelled all the way to US shores
9/28/2017 - Trump’s strategy for selling his tax reform plan is to outright lie about it
9/28/2017 - Microsoft’s Satya Nadella shares the leadership lesson in watching Amazon win the cloud business
9/28/2017 - Hugh Hefner’s legacy shows the capitalist contradiction at the heart of the American dream
9/28/2017 - Without Hugh Hefner, there would be no Donald Trump
9/28/2017 - A horrifying statistic that conveys the sheer scale of the US opioid crisis
9/28/2017 - Your next drug could be a pill full of genetically modified bacteria
9/28/2017 - The age of $15-million-per-hour TV is upon us
9/28/2017 - Internet shutdowns are costing African governments more than we thought
9/28/2017 - Twitter’s longer tweet trial exposes the fundamental problem with its business model
9/28/2017 - Aston Martin has designed a futuristic submarine fit for James Bond
9/28/2017 - The US has a vast, untapped supply of renewable energy that’s neither wind, solar, or hydropower
9/28/2017 - Americans who go to college are four times better off than everyone else
9/28/2017 - It took three days of pressure for Trump to waive restrictions on aid deliveries to Puerto Rico
9/28/2017 - There are too many H&M stores, H&M acknowledges
9/28/2017 - All Americans are getting richer, but inequality is still getting worse
9/28/2017 - A little squishy robot named Daisy is on a quest to save all of our drinking water
9/28/2017 - Photos: National Geographic’s most beautiful aerial shots of nature are often now made by drone
9/28/2017 - A therapist’s guide to staying productive when you’re depressed or heartbroken
9/28/2017 - Fred Wilson’s five lessons for budding venture capitalists are also pretty good life and work lessons
9/28/2017 - AI hacks are trying to turn code into intelligence like alchemists tried turning lead into gold
9/28/2017 - Bed bugs may travel to new homes in your dirty laundry
9/28/2017 - Someone made over $60,000 hijacking people’s computers to mine cryptocurrency
9/28/2017 - VR and AR will be the death of pop-up ads and pre-roll videos
9/28/2017 - A major check-in systems crash is disrupting airports worldwide
9/28/2017 - Trump wants to make America great again by using the Supreme Court to gut the rights of non-union workers
9/28/2017 - You now see colors that once didn’t exist
9/28/2017 - Tech companies already have the tools to stop hate speech in its tracks. Why won’t they use them?
9/28/2017 - Robot cars need eyes like ours—soon they might have them
9/28/2017 - People are skeptical of inherited wealth and execs born into family businesses
9/28/2017 - Not even Elon Musk’s mother can jump the line to get a Tesla
9/28/2017 - Google’s EU response, RIP Hugh Hefner, AI invents new sodas
9/28/2017 - A gigantic Chinese social-media platform is offering iPhones for citizen censors
9/28/2017 - Europe’s biggest airline could face regulatory action over “misleading” people on flight cancellation compensation
9/28/2017 - It’s sinking—no, it’s not: India’s top politicians are speaking up about the economy
9/28/2017 - Why are small businessmen in Gujarat turning to mutual funds and fixed deposits?
9/28/2017 - You can buy the world’s first fidget spinner phone in India for $20
9/28/2017 - Remembering Playboy’s Hugh Hefner, the civil rights activist
9/28/2017 - Rent a dream: How Indians are living it up without splurging
9/28/2017 - Sub-Saharan Africa is still in the dark but North Africa will soon be selling power to Europe
9/28/2017 - Team Modi wants the moon, the sun, and the stars but it doesn’t have the right spacecraft
9/28/2017 - Google’s EU response, RIP Hugh Hefner, rodents of unusual size
9/28/2017 - Google’s EU response, RIP Hugh Hefner, rodents of unusual size
9/27/2017 - On North Korea, China is taking away with one hand and giving with another
9/27/2017 - Time-stretched Koreans are turning to “fast healing” to fix their minds and bodies
9/27/2017 - How Hurricane Maria will be more costly for Puerto Rico than Harvey was for Texas
9/27/2017 - iPhone X snag, Russia-US moon base, rodents of unusual size
9/27/2017 - Giant companies like Apple will make billions from Trump’s new tax proposal
9/27/2017 - Congress is investigating how Twitter bots may have influenced the US election
9/27/2017 - GOP tax plan, Twitter’s character assassination, and eight other stories you might have missed
9/27/2017 - What Trump has gotten right about Puerto Rico
9/27/2017 - France’s Code du Travail
9/27/2017 - Facebook isn’t consulting the experts to fight Russian election meddling on its platform
9/27/2017 - Amazon says there are now 5,000 people working just on Alexa
9/27/2017 - Here are all the new products Amazon announced today
9/27/2017 - AI told Coca-Cola to make Cherry Sprite. So it did
9/27/2017 - The five best Google Doodle games to play instead of working today
9/27/2017 - The data that prove bad weather alters your mood
9/27/2017 - Taylor Swift sending flowers to her hot new competition is the ultimate power move
9/27/2017 - Germany’s uber-powerful finance minister, a staunch defender of austerity, is leaving his post
9/27/2017 - South Koreans are prepping for potential nuclear war with these survival bags
9/27/2017 - Scientists may have found a way to test football players for CTE before it kills them
9/27/2017 - Putting a TV in your kid’s bedroom carries health risks
9/27/2017 - If you want to read more books, organize your list by season
9/27/2017 - It’s a problem that an iceberg over twice the size of Paris just broke off Antarctica
9/27/2017 - Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s advice to women on how to use your voice to be taken seriously
9/27/2017 - Zimbabwe’s economy is worsening as food lines grow and investors are left frustrated
9/27/2017 - Alex Garland’s “Annihilation” will be your next sci-fi obsession
9/27/2017 - Are we offering kids too many choices?
9/27/2017 - Amazon has spoiled us when it comes to free shipping
9/27/2017 - Ford is bringing self-driving cars to Lyft
9/27/2017 - A rapper needs $1 million to find what no one has ever seen before—the curve of the Earth
9/27/2017 - Europe’s biggest airline cancels another 18,000 flights because it screwed up staff vacations
9/27/2017 - Technology is helping middle-class Nigerians turn to farming without getting their hands dirty
9/27/2017 - There’s an alt-right version of everything
9/27/2017 - When you split the brain, do you split the person?
9/27/2017 - Trump’s sparring with North Korea is a reminder that foolishness really can kill
9/27/2017 - Speaking English with an accent has an unexpected advantage: the benefit of the doubt
9/27/2017 - It’s the end of the university as we know it
9/27/2017 - Nike’s sales growth has ground to a halt
9/27/2017 - Marc Benioff got tired of the gender pay gap at Salesforce, so he spent $3 million to close it—twice
9/27/2017 - Prescription drug pricing is totally broken, even for generics—here’s what happened
9/27/2017 - Weird new animal facts discovered with 21st century tracking technology
9/27/2017 - Smart cities are great. Human-centric cities are (again) the future
9/27/2017 - Blockchain may finally rid the world of fax machines
9/27/2017 - Everyone wants cobalt, but few want to get tangled up in the world’s largest producing nation
9/27/2017 - The secret to Germany’s happiness and success: Its values are the opposite of Silicon Valley’s
9/27/2017 - A racist video by a British Airways staffer mocking Nigerians captures a long fraught relationship
9/27/2017 - Uber’s UK defense, GOP tax plan, terrified guppies
9/27/2017 - Anti-gentrification activists took over Berlin’s iconic public theater and turned it into a 24/7 party
9/27/2017 - Kids who see guns in movies are more likely to pull the trigger in real life
9/27/2017 - In Japanese, Chinese, and Korean, 140 characters for Twitter is plenty, thank you
9/27/2017 - The world will soon have a new terror hub in Myanmar if the Rohingya crisis isn’t tackled well
9/27/2017 - If you expected more from Modi’s response to BHU students, you’ve forgotten his history of sexism
9/27/2017 - A 133-year-old Indian Ayurveda brand is teaming up with Amazon to fight Patanjali
9/27/2017 - African entrepreneurs have made Guangzhou a truly global city
9/27/2017 - The lifting of the ban on women driving caps a pretty good month for Saudi feminists
9/27/2017 - Indians themselves don’t want to work in Indian companies
9/27/2017 - Uber’s UK defense, longer tweets, Eminem investment
9/27/2017 - Uber’s UK defense, longer tweets, Eminem investment
9/27/2017 - Twitter is doubling the number of characters allowed in tweets—and Twitter users are not happy
9/27/2017 - India’s first woman head of a unicorn is also its youngest self-made woman millionaire
9/26/2017 - America’s probable newest senator has likened the Koran to Mein Kampf and blamed 9/11 on godlessness
9/26/2017 - This is why 5% of the global food supply never makes it to store shelves
9/26/2017 - Singapore has the richest, safest, and best quality of life for expats
9/26/2017 - Brexit is sapping expats’ confidence in Britain’s economy and its political stability
9/26/2017 - The Saudi king’s decree allowing women to drive is as much about money as human rights
9/26/2017 - Microsoft is using Excel as a gateway drug to AI
9/26/2017 - The US is the second-most competitive economy in the world, according to the World Economic Forum
9/26/2017 - Equifax’s CEO “retires,” NCAA corruption, Eminem IPO
9/26/2017 - Inflight wifi will be everywhere in 20 years and it’s going to make airlines a lot of money
9/26/2017 - Google is using a Latina queer theorist to troll Donald Trump
9/26/2017 - Puerto Rico’s devastation, Obamacare survives, and eight other stories you might have missed
9/26/2017 - Four times Facebook could have taken its Russia problem seriously, but didn’t
9/26/2017 - A Colin Kaepernick jersey is now hanging in New York’s Museum of Modern Art
9/26/2017 - A global crackdown on illegal drugs—code-named Pangea X—just put 400 people in handcuffs
9/26/2017 - Charted: Why the CEO had to go
9/26/2017 - The Kuddle-Up Baby Blanket
9/26/2017 - A law designed to protect American ship-building is limiting aid delivery to Puerto Rico
9/26/2017 - Is antifa necessary?
9/26/2017 - Scientists used an experimental procedure to bring a man out of a 15-year vegetative state
9/26/2017 - The US Marines finally have their first female infantry officer
9/26/2017 - Google’s reported solution to Europe’s giant antitrust fine is already under fire
9/26/2017 - The racial wealth divide is worse than people think—and it’s growing
9/26/2017 - Not even Bill Gates is using a Windows phone anymore
9/26/2017 - The director of “Insecure” and Beyoncé’s “Formation” is adapting a novel about Jamaica and Bob Marley for TV
9/26/2017 - Darth Vader’s helmet, Indiana Jones’ whip, Thor’s hammer: iconic film props for auction, today only
9/26/2017 - If they could do it again, most bond traders would choose a different career
9/26/2017 - Uber director Arianna Huffington succinctly explains the value of a healthy corporate culture
9/26/2017 - A new federal case exposes how big-money brands have corrupted US college sports
9/26/2017 - Egypt doesn’t have anti-gay laws, but is arresting music fans for raising the rainbow flag
9/26/2017 - The overwhelming majority of popular tourist destinations are in Asia
9/26/2017 - Boeing is hosting a competition to build the world’s first personal flying machine
9/26/2017 - China’s vision of itself as the world’s peacekeeper starts in Africa
9/26/2017 - Should you invest in an Eminem IPO? Maybe, as music might finally be profitable again
9/26/2017 - What took him so long? The CEO of Equifax is ‘retiring’
9/26/2017 - The far right is reeling in professionals, hipsters, and soccer moms
9/26/2017 - Oil prices have climbed to a two-year high on OPEC’s cuts, China’s stockpiles, and Turkey’s threats
9/26/2017 - North Korea may be mining bitcoin in addition to hacking it
9/26/2017 - How Hollywood created its own worst enemy in Rotten Tomatoes
9/26/2017 - What AmEx did to be recognized as the best place in the US for adoptive parents to work
9/26/2017 - 21 unexpected things that Donald Trump thinks are beautiful
9/26/2017 - 6,000 pounds of rotting pig carcasses can teach you a lot about nature
9/26/2017 - At the UN, usual optimism swapped for hopelessness on Yemen
9/26/2017 - The surprising reason why you should learn a local dialect instead of a global language
9/26/2017 - Twitter says it’s holding Trump to the same standards as everyone else, but also not, because he’s POTUS
9/26/2017 - Japan’s most powerful woman is messing up prime minister Shinzo Abe’s script
9/26/2017 - Please don’t bribe the officials: Singapore’s Chinese embassy has some etiquette rules for mainland tourists
9/26/2017 - The Essential phone is the perfect phone for Silicon Valley
9/26/2017 - Boeing vs. Bombardier, Cowboys vs. Trump, surprise Yoda cameo
9/26/2017 - Why robot traders haven’t replaced all the humans at the New York Stock Exchange—yet
9/26/2017 - As China has boosted renewable energy it’s moved dirty coal production to Africa
9/26/2017 - Is Narendra Modi afraid of young women asking for their rights?
9/26/2017 - Are Indians dreaming of a bullet train? No, they’re longing for a train that runs on time
9/26/2017 - Boeing vs. Bombardier, Kushner’s emails, Yoda cameos
9/26/2017 - Boeing vs. Bombardier, Kushner’s emails, Yoda cameos
9/26/2017 - Indian NGOs are now suffering for not having groomed leaders over the years
9/26/2017 - Let’s stop playing the national anthem before sporting events
9/26/2017 - Cameroon is on edge after security forces opened fire on Anglophone protesters
9/26/2017 - Bye bye Java: It’s time for Indian IT institutions to let go of outdated coding languages
9/25/2017 - Vietnam has some lessons for India on how to get bikers to actually wear their helmets
9/25/2017 - Deloitte hack, China’s WhatsApp crackdown, Yoda cameos
9/25/2017 - The new satellite image of Earth on WeChat’s splash page features China at its center—for a reason
9/25/2017 - How Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella disrupted the corporate retreat
9/25/2017 - Big American companies are embracing a novel strategy to attract new workers: raising wages
9/25/2017 - Trump and the NFL, Facebook infiltration, and eight other stories you might have missed
9/25/2017 - Scientists plan to #TakeAKnee to protest police violence against black Americans tomorrow
9/25/2017 - Siri will now search the web with Apple’s smartphone competitor instead of its computer rival
9/25/2017 - Satellite images of Puerto Rico before and after Hurricane Maria show scope of destruction
9/25/2017 - The US murder rate was up again—and 20% of the national increase came in Chicago
9/25/2017 - Elevator buttons
9/25/2017 - Investing in the right tech could help your business navigate uncertain times
9/25/2017 - How secure is your business?
9/25/2017 - The key to productivity is focusing on what matters
9/25/2017 - Managing a small business’ IT is easier than you’d think
9/25/2017 - With his new book, Satya Nadella takes control of the Microsoft narrative
9/25/2017 - White Castle is now selling spicy tofu burgers and cherry duck sliders in Shanghai
9/25/2017 - Photos: Sixty years ago, nine black students in Little Rock were escorted into a white school
9/25/2017 - Your devices could soon be powered by ocean waves
9/25/2017 - “Dissidents are patriots”: Bob Costas defends the NFL protests after Trump’s attack
9/25/2017 - Street-style photographers are shaming brands and influencers who use their work for free
9/25/2017 - Anthony Weiner’s face is what it looks like to have everything and throw it away
9/25/2017 - Bannon’s simple instruction on infiltrating Facebook: “Can u get on this”
9/25/2017 - You can now pay $350 to control your phone with a jean jacket
9/25/2017 - The leader of Germany’s far-right party quit hours after its election success—because it’s too radical
9/25/2017 - Silicon Valley and governments have to play nice if we want to save the world
9/25/2017 - NFL players standing for the national anthem is not a longstanding tradition
9/25/2017 - Why the right tech partner could help your business flourish
9/25/2017 - UC Berkeley paid $40,000 a minute for Milo Yiannopoulos to be yelled at on campus
9/25/2017 - Germany and France thwarted far right populism—why did the US and UK fall to them?
9/25/2017 - Trump can’t win a war on race with the NFL
9/25/2017 - The euro is falling after Angela Merkel’s “nightmare victory” in the German election
9/25/2017 - Nine years ago Warren Buffett bet on an unknown Chinese battery maker, and it’s sort of paying off
9/25/2017 - American low-cost fund giant Vanguard is now pulling in £2 million per day in the UK
9/25/2017 - After 70 years, we’ve finally figured out how to build a better microwave
9/25/2017 - A shoplifting solution billed as enlightened was ruled to be “textbook extortion”
9/25/2017 - Google moonshot lab cofounder Sebastian Thrun talks flying cars, automated teaching, and an AI arms race with China
9/25/2017 - The US has expanded its controversial travel ban with three more countries
9/25/2017 - An Omani sheikh paid $34 million for two apartments so his family could live next to Harrods in London
9/25/2017 - Kurdish referendum, Merkel’s tainted victory, potato power
9/25/2017 - A volcano in island paradise Bali could be about to erupt for the first time in half a century
9/25/2017 - A gay expat in Hong Kong just won a landmark ruling over granting her spouse a visa
9/25/2017 - At a recruiting event, a Chinese tech exec tells Japanese majors they should make porn instead
9/25/2017 - The British chip designer that Apple killed might soon be bought by a Chinese-backed fund
9/25/2017 - North Korea’s Kim dynasty is following the example of Joseph Stalin and the British Raj in India
9/25/2017 - The future of transportation may be about sharing batteries, not vehicles
9/25/2017 - Patanjali does naturals, we do science and naturals, says L’Oréal
9/25/2017 - 1.5 million dead in a decade: Just what is wrong with India’s roads and vehicles?
9/25/2017 - Kurdish referendum, Merkel’s difficult victory, potato power
9/25/2017 - Kurdish referendum, Merkel’s difficult victory, potato power
9/25/2017 - Experts believe mosquitos are spreading a flesh-eating bacteria in Australia
9/25/2017 - With India stocking up festival season crackers, Amazon just delivered an explosive package at Flipkart
9/25/2017 - Fun over experience: India Inc likes its CEOs young
9/24/2017 - Merkel is chancellor for another four years—now for weeks of coalition wrangling
9/24/2017 - Other ways that Americans regularly disrespect their flag aside from kneeling
9/24/2017 - New US travel rules, Merkel wins German vote, Chinese sex questions
9/24/2017 - German voters put a far-right party into parliament for the first time since the Second World War
9/24/2017 - NFL players, coaches protest Trump tweets saying they should be fired
9/24/2017 - African startups need to solve big problems, not chase unicorn status
9/24/2017 - Angela Merkel and her party are cruising to victory in the German general election
9/24/2017 - Trump’s NFL tirade is based on the same logic as Google’s case against James Damore
9/24/2017 - Africa’s largest museum for modern art opens this month in a former grains silo
9/24/2017 - How Cosmopolitan’s Helen Gurley Brown taught women to prize skinniness above all else
9/24/2017 - Selling US-themed souvenirs used to be straightforward. Then Trump got elected
9/24/2017 - “Brain zapping” could be the best way to treat depression and spark creativity
9/24/2017 - We asked Michael Bloomberg whether the world is better or worse off today than a year ago
9/24/2017 - The idea for lab-grown meat was born in a prisoner-of-war camp
9/24/2017 - Marriott is hosting the conference of the largest anti-Muslim hate group
9/24/2017 - The technology firsts that have shaped modern life as we know it
9/24/2017 - For sex advice, people in China turn to a 65-year-old female BDSM expert at $15 a pop
9/24/2017 - How to tell if your computer is secretly mining cryptocurrency, and what to do about it
9/24/2017 - Which of these promising projects will be Hulu’s next “The Handmaid’s Tale”?
9/24/2017 - There’s an unexpected link between boosting car sales in Africa and UN sustainability goals
9/24/2017 - Africa’s universities, Kenya’s battered retailers, vintage Ethiopia
9/23/2017 - The threats between Donald Trump and North Korea just escalated to a “show of force”
9/23/2017 - We may have hit peak Apple
9/23/2017 - Now everyone can see the pep talk LeBron James gave at a private event for global leaders
9/23/2017 - India’s foreign minister Sushma Swaraj at UN: “We’re fighting poverty, Pakistan is fighting us”
9/23/2017 - Donald Trump uninvited Stephen Curry to the White House, just for RSVPing “no thanks”
9/23/2017 - Past US presidents’ insults of North Korea now seem quaint
9/23/2017 - Mark Zuckerberg will sell at least $6 billion in Facebook stock over the next 18 months
9/23/2017 - To Donald Trump, what’s wrong with football is what’s wrong with America
9/23/2017 - Meetings create a commodity no organization can function without
9/23/2017 - Don’t buy the idea teens are having less sex until you take a closer look at the data
9/23/2017 - Everything, including the growing income disparity, can be explained by physics
9/23/2017 - How Oprah is likely to approach her “Divided America” segment on “60 Minutes”
9/23/2017 - Map: All the places where Uber is partially or fully banned
9/23/2017 - A schoolgirl trapped in Mexico’s earthquake rubble won the world’s hearts—except she didn’t exist
9/23/2017 - Facebook’s stance on the dangers of its platform is a lot like the NRA’s stance on guns
9/23/2017 - Weekend edition—Trust at the UN, chess on Wall Street, mastiff mania
9/23/2017 - What the predictions for 2017’s biggest Halloween costumes say about our collective psyche
9/23/2017 - Ugandan students who watched “Queen of Katwe” performed better on their national exams
9/23/2017 - Statistically speaking, black people in Germany don’t exist
9/23/2017 - Four steps to leading like Angela Merkel, master of crisis management
9/23/2017 - Groundbreaking African architecture is shedding a colonial past and identifying its own aesthetic
9/23/2017 - Here’s what president Trump got right in his much ridiculed Africa speech
9/23/2017 - Weekend edition—Trust at the UN, chess on Wall Street, mastiff mania
9/22/2017 - Weekend edition—Trust at the UN, chess on Wall Street, mastiff mania
9/22/2017 - Weekend edition—Trust at the UN, chess on Wall Street, mastiff mania
9/22/2017 - Mexico’s foreign minister trolls Trump on DACA, says NAFTA’s end wouldn’t be “end of the world”
9/22/2017 - Facebook’s Frankenstein moment, McCain pulls the plug, and eight other stories you missed
9/22/2017 - The TR-808 drum machine
9/22/2017 - Senator McCain: “I cannot in good conscience vote for the Graham-Cassidy proposal”
9/22/2017 - How Congress could regulate Facebook vs. how Mark Zuckerberg wants to do it himself
9/22/2017 - Researchers may have found a way to convert “bad” fat into “good” fat that burns calories
9/22/2017 - Here’s the letter rescinding the Obama-era policy on sexual assault on campus
9/22/2017 - You’re reading online product reviews all wrong—and its making you buy junky products
9/22/2017 - Everyone needs to chill out about Uber losing its license in London—for now, it changes nothing
9/22/2017 - Scientists finally discovered why languages don’t have the same number of terms for colors
9/22/2017 - The busiest land border crossing in the world is closed this weekend
9/22/2017 - There are three types of leaders who create radical change
9/22/2017 - To understand the end of the world, it helps to run Microsoft Windows 7 or 8
9/22/2017 - Do you hear yourself in these financial risk stories?
9/22/2017 - Do you hear yourself in these financial risk stories?
9/22/2017 - Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky on the most important trait for entrepreneurs
9/22/2017 - Quartzy: the creating space edition
9/22/2017 - Quartzy: the creating space edition
9/22/2017 - The crisis in Cameroon’s English-speaking regions has turned violent with bombings
9/22/2017 - A British rock legend can’t afford people to make his tea because no one buys albums anymore
9/22/2017 - Angela Merkel is a “ball of contradictions,” not a liberal hero
9/22/2017 - Businesses emerge as clean energy leaders around the world
9/22/2017 - The rise of renewable energy is ushering in a sustainable future
9/22/2017 - iPhone facial recognition, UK economy slowdown, Slack’s growing cash pile
9/22/2017 - Stephen King’s horror novels make a lot more sense when you realize they’re YA
9/22/2017 - Humans have way less agency than we think. Be grateful for the illusion
9/22/2017 - A UK group went undercover to fight the alt right. Will its unorthodox tactics work in the US?
9/22/2017 - Uber will lose its license to operate in London at the end of the month
9/22/2017 - Almost everyone is angry at Ryanair’s CEO except shareholders
9/22/2017 - The case for randomly gifting your friends money on Venmo
9/22/2017 - Trump is dismantling rules and laws protecting millions of Americans. Here are the most important.
9/22/2017 - A drug maker wants to use Botox technology to cure America’s opioid addiction
9/22/2017 - America’s current patent system inhibits innovation. Here’s how to fix it
9/22/2017 - A cofounder of Google’s moonshot factory doesn’t like to fire people, so he ‘liberates’ them instead
9/22/2017 - The NFL’s new helmet is supposed to make players safer from brain injuries. It’ll almost certainly do the opposite
9/22/2017 - The cord-cutter’s guide for what TV to watch this fall 2017
9/22/2017 - North Korea threatened a hydrogen bomb test in the Pacific—which is no stranger to nuclear blasts
9/22/2017 - Africa’s tech ecosystems can’t work like Silicon Valley, and they shouldn’t try to
9/22/2017 - UN General Assembly guide, Sept. 22: The home stretch, Trudeau mania, and chefugees
9/22/2017 - The home stretch, Trudeau mania, chefugees, and news from elsewhere
9/22/2017 - “It requires immense preparation”: Advice from Afghanistan’s president on how to talk to Trump
9/22/2017 - The UN general assembly’s events have truly terrible titles—so we fixed them
9/22/2017 - Germany votes, North Korea’s H-bomb threat, dino-eating frogs
9/22/2017 - The Philippines’ opinion on the US and China is wavering, but one thing’s for sure: Duterte’s the man
9/22/2017 - Even dinosaur vegetarians cheated with seafood
9/22/2017 - If you want to upgrade your data analysis skills, which programming language should you learn?
9/22/2017 - What Facebook told Congress suggests its Russian ad problem could be bigger than it looks
9/22/2017 - Theresa May’s big Brexit speech won’t make a difference to breaking the negotiation deadlock
9/22/2017 - Researchers have figured out why almost no men take paternity leave in a country that offers 12 months of it
9/22/2017 - How Germany took in one million refugees but dodged a populist uprising
9/22/2017 - How KPMG got caught up in the breathtaking corruption of South Africa’s private sector
9/22/2017 - Instead of more sanctions and bombast, let’s try a smarter, nuanced approach to North Korea
9/22/2017 - Uber is getting set to launch a national bus service in Egypt
9/22/2017 - In 20 hours, Flipkart sold a record-breaking 1.3 million smartphones
9/22/2017 - Led by cash-rich Flipkart and Amazon, Indian e-tailers will burn up to 60% more cash this festive season
9/22/2017 - Germany and NZ vote, Rocket Man vs. dotard, Persian poetry trolling
9/22/2017 - Germany and NZ vote, Rocket Man vs. dotard, Persian poetry trolling
9/22/2017 - How ancient India pioneered fundamental math concepts centuries before Europe
9/22/2017 - Academic arguments backing white supremacy and colonialism are making an ominous comeback
9/21/2017 - India may be watching more videos online than ever but content makers are not earning much
9/21/2017 - France will skip the 2018 Winter Olympics near North Korea if safety can’t be guaranteed
9/21/2017 - Dotard: Kim Jong-un’s latest insult to Donald Trump roughly translates as “old lunatic beast”
9/21/2017 - Pakistan keeps it predictable at the UN: hostility for India, love for China
9/21/2017 - Japan’s economic overhaul is inspired by Uber and rainbow bagels
9/21/2017 - One in five central banks say they will be using blockchain tech by 2019
9/21/2017 - Thousands of huge, aggressive dogs are roaming Tibet after their rich Chinese owners abandoned them
9/21/2017 - A university president explains the two key ways to get the most out of college
9/21/2017 - What Obama’s secretary of Education tells his kids about Trump: The battle is never over
9/21/2017 - S&P China downgrade, Facebook-Congress deal, Persian poetry trolling
9/21/2017 - A dog named Frida is among the heroes rescuing survivors of the Mexico earthquake
9/21/2017 - Justin Trudeau spent his entire UN speech talking about human-rights abuses in his own country
9/21/2017 - You can now buy a Volvo like an iPhone
9/21/2017 - UN interpreters
9/21/2017 - A French chef’s plea to relinquish his Michelin stars is proof success can be truly soul-crushing
9/21/2017 - Pollution deaths are the equivalent of three jumbo jets crashing every hour
9/21/2017 - Canada has to import most of its bodily fluids
9/21/2017 - To break our fast-fashion addiction, Greenpeace says we have to embrace “true materialism”
9/21/2017 - TV’s most brilliant comedy is a reality show about social anxiety—and it’s finally back
9/21/2017 - “Get Out” director Jordan Peele is making a TV show about hunting Nazis in America
9/21/2017 - Mark Zuckerberg is a bit sensitive about the small army he has managing his Facebook page
9/21/2017 - Solar, wind, and water account for 2% of Puerto Rico’s energy—and now it’s 100% in the dark
9/21/2017 - Jamie Dimon is being accused of market abuse in Sweden for badmouthing bitcoin
9/21/2017 - Donald Trump wants to lead a 21st century scramble for Africa—but he doesn’t know how
9/21/2017 - Watch the video that emboldened Justin Trudeau to publicly call himself a feminist
9/21/2017 - Where the iPhone 8 is cheapest and most expensive—in dollars, pounds, and yuan
9/21/2017 - WhatsApp’s role as a government protest tool is in the spotlight again as Togo blocks it
9/21/2017 - Tim Cook’s goals for his legacy are opposite what Steve Jobs’s were—and that’s a good thing
9/21/2017 - There are 55 real African countries but Hollywood, and now Trump, keep making more up
9/21/2017 - A law professor’s big idea for combatting greedy drug company titans like Martin Shkreli
9/21/2017 - Our analysis of five decades of sex research shows an evolving spectrum of sexual norms
9/21/2017 - The friends you make in the first year of college can impact how well you do
9/21/2017 - One in five US college students says it’s acceptable to use violence against an “offensive” speaker
9/21/2017 - Dear Washington, DC progressives: Pay your interns—here’s why
9/21/2017 - America needs Amazon more than Amazon needs America
9/21/2017 - Analysis of 500 million Reddit comments shows how the alt-right made the alt-left a thing
9/21/2017 - Artists are mining cryptocurrency with wind to fund climate science
9/21/2017 - Did we just buy decades more time to hit climate goals?
9/21/2017 - Stop asking people whether they’re married—even as an icebreaker
9/21/2017 - The missing piece in solving the refugee humanitarian crisis is the private sector
9/21/2017 - UN General Assembly guide, Sept. 21: Witch hunts, blockchains for breakfast, and polished put-downs
9/21/2017 - Witch hunts, blockchains for breakfast, polished put-downs, and news from elsewhere
9/21/2017 - Trump meets Abe, HTC-Google deal, Bill Gates’s big regret
9/21/2017 - Hackers broke into SEC computer systems and may have traded on the stolen information
9/21/2017 - Saudi Arabia wants tech investment. It needs to answer some difficult questions first.
9/21/2017 - “Relentless and infectious optimism”: Barack Obama’s recipe for success in a scary world
9/21/2017 - The Narendra Modi government may finally be admitting that India has epic economic problems
9/21/2017 - These vintage photos capture the lives of young Ethiopians in Addis Ababa 50 years ago
9/21/2017 - South Korea will send $8 million in aid to North Korea because it says humanity trumps politics
9/21/2017 - Google is snapping up the remains of a dying smartphone maker to boost its own smartphone ambitions
9/21/2017 - In trying to be the Indian Airbnb, OYO may be turning too cumbersome
9/21/2017 - HTC-Google deal, Puerto Rico destruction, Bill Gates’s regret
9/21/2017 - HTC-Google deal, Puerto Rico destruction, Bill Gates’s regret
9/21/2017 - China’s path out of poverty can never be repeated at scale by a country again
9/21/2017 - When Google killed its business, a startup hit the jackpot and became one of India’s profitable unicorns
9/21/2017 - In a festive season when Indians have lots of sex, an actress draws fire for promoting condoms
9/20/2017 - The Modi government is damned if it cuts oil prices—and damned if it doesn’t
9/20/2017 - The only countries not in the Paris agreement any more are those led by Trump and Assad
9/20/2017 - Photos: Mexicans show the world how to work together when an earthquake hits
9/20/2017 - Fed unwinds stimulus, HTC’s big reveal, fungal furniture
9/20/2017 - If Trump pulls out of the Iran nuclear deal it could sink $32 billion in airline sales
9/20/2017 - With one incredibly mundane sentence, the Fed unwinds its monumental $4.5-trillion stimulus plan
9/20/2017 - Netflix’s new Marvel star is the nihilistic, revenge-obsessed, gun-toting “Punisher”
9/20/2017 - A strong earthquake hit off the coast of Japan, about 200 miles from the Fukushima nuclear plant
9/20/2017 - In a chilling assertion, Turkey’s Erdogan says imprisoned journalists are not journalists but terrorists
9/20/2017 - Yes, Bill Gates regrets Ctrl+Alt+Delete
9/20/2017 - Our massive microbiomes make thousands of tiny teams to keep our bodies going
9/20/2017 - You can now take an online course to learn how to build a flying or self-driving car
9/20/2017 - Fungus furniture will give you the green-living bona fides you’ve been seeking
9/20/2017 - Apple CEO Tim Cook explains why companies should get involved in politics
9/20/2017 - Being the anti-Trump is the must-have look at this week’s UN general assembly
9/20/2017 - The US is missing out on the biggest business opportunity of the future, and one of India’s top executives is “delighted”
9/20/2017 - Iran’s president Rouhani trolled Trump with poetry
9/20/2017 - One of the biggest problems in rescuing people from modern-day slavery is counting them
9/20/2017 - England says Oliver is the most popular boys’ name, but it’s actually Muhammad
9/20/2017 - Alibaba founder Jack Ma says to be a successful leader you need EQ, IQ, and LQ
9/20/2017 - Refugees are flocking to Mexico for asylum as Trump closes doors to the US
9/20/2017 - Hurricane tracker: Scientists have run out of adjectives to describe Maria’s devastating power
9/20/2017 - How to help Mexico recover from its devastating earthquake from wherever you are
9/20/2017 - Bill Clinton coined a new phrase to describe today’s right-wing populism
9/20/2017 - Amazon has laid out exactly how to game its self-publishing platform
9/20/2017 - Jimmy Kimmel calls out the senator who “lied” to him about the health-care bill
9/20/2017 - Apple CEO Tim Cook lambasted Trump over DACA and suggested his own radical immigration policy
9/20/2017 - Airbnb’s newest plan to win over travelers is telling them where to eat
9/20/2017 - Parents in the US don’t prefer boys anymore, according to new research
9/20/2017 - The biggest food makers have agreed to trash their confusing expiration labels
9/20/2017 - The UK will go from the fastest to the slowest-growing G7 economy in just four years
9/20/2017 - The science behind the 15 most common smart drugs
9/20/2017 - Selling data to feed hedge fund computers is one of the hottest areas of finance right now
9/20/2017 - Kenya’s supreme court says the presidential election may have been hacked
9/20/2017 - Imagine how great universities could be without all those human teachers
9/20/2017 - The list of things Uber is in hot water for in Asia keeps getting longer
9/20/2017 - East Africa’s family-owned retailers are struggling to adapt to a changing business
9/20/2017 - An emergency-room doctor explains why being racist is bad for your health
9/20/2017 - The political wild card at the UN General Assembly isn’t Trump—it’s North Korea’s top diplomat
9/20/2017 - Law schools are letting down their students and society—here are three steps they can take to fix things
9/20/2017 - Competition can help fix what’s ailing American health care
9/20/2017 - Silicon Valley is suffering from an Icarus complex
9/20/2017 - Lloyd’s of London wants to insure self-driving airplanes and ships. Regulators (and the public) won’t let them
9/20/2017 - UN General Assembly guide, Sept. 20: Rouhani’s retort, policing peacekeepers, and jargon watch
9/20/2017 - Celebrating Karen Blixen’s “Out of Africa” shows why white savior tropes still persist
9/20/2017 - Rouhani’s retort, policing peacekeepers, jargon watch, and news from elsewhere
9/20/2017 - Everything you need to know about the UN nuclear treaty ban backed by the Nobel Peace committee
9/20/2017 - The Quartz Global Power Poll: Help us rank world leaders
9/20/2017 - Fed decision day, Mexican quake deaths rise, blue dino eggs
9/20/2017 - A guide to getting the most from India’s online shopping deals during its festive season
9/20/2017 - Fatbergs
9/20/2017 - An economist says India lacks the guts to even admit that it faces epic economic problems
9/20/2017 - Aung San Suu Kyi was always against the Rohingya, but the world simply ignored the woman
9/20/2017 - The anti-violence speech by Nigeria’s president Buhari at the UN was deeply ironic
9/20/2017 - Mexico held an earthquake drill two hours before its latest deadly quake hit
9/20/2017 - Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, Mexico earthquake, blue dino eggs
9/20/2017 - Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, Mexico earthquake, blue dino eggs
9/20/2017 - SBI Life: India’s first billion-dollar insurance IPO opens today
9/20/2017 - With a series of Wikipedia Edit-a-Thons, Indian women are finally getting their due online
9/20/2017 - For US defense contractors, North Korean hostilities are good for business
9/19/2017 - In the age of WhatsApp, Indians are developing a fetish for exquisite notebooks and pens
9/19/2017 - Remembering the fearless Indian woman who cut off her breasts to protest a tax on the lower castes
9/19/2017 - An earthquake early warning system helped Mexico City. Trump’s budget would kill it in the US
9/19/2017 - The world is losing a generation of development leaders, and Melinda Gates wants to fix that
9/19/2017 - A 7.1-magnitude quake shook Mexico City on the anniversary of the deadliest tremor in its history
9/19/2017 - The 2017 hurricane season is on track to break the record for the most named storms
9/19/2017 - Meet Shadowsocks, the underground tool that China’s coders use to blast through the Great Firewall
9/19/2017 - Loftium will finance your downpayment for a house if you rent it continuously on Airbnb
9/19/2017 - Mexico earthquake, Trump UN threat, colored dino eggs
9/19/2017 - Mexico’s earthquake, Rocket Man reference, and eight other stories you might have missed
9/19/2017 - A new statue honors the inventor of the AK-47, the creation that haunted him
9/19/2017 - A rating of countries, according to Donald Trump
9/19/2017 - Macron’s speech at the UN was the opposite of Trump’s in almost every way
9/19/2017 - The hacks you need to safely use ride-share apps like Uber in dangerous places
9/19/2017 - Amalia Hernandez’s iconic and beautiful imagery is perfect for the Google era
9/19/2017 - Hollywood’s favorite pop star right now is the late folk music legend John Denver
9/19/2017 - The iPhone 8 reviews are in and everyone wants to wait for the iPhone X
9/19/2017 - Netflix’s perfect cease-and-desist letter to an unauthorized “Stranger Things” pop-up bar
9/19/2017 - Dominica’s PM posted frantic Facebook messages as Hurricane Maria tore the roof off his home
9/19/2017 - Photos: UN delegates react to being lectured by Trump on morality and cooperation
9/19/2017 - Trump’s threat at the UN to “totally destroy” North Korea sounded even worse in Chinese
9/19/2017 - Donald Trump’s choicest comments about countries at the UN general assembly
9/19/2017 - That’s so Fetch: Uber sues its ad agency for putting ads on Breitbart
9/19/2017 - Trump mentioned sovereignty 21 times in a speech heralding a new American worldview
9/19/2017 - Adidas just achieved the unthinkable by overtaking Nike Jordans in US sales
9/19/2017 - Polyester
9/19/2017 - A renowned South African artist has inspired a mural on the streets of New York City
9/19/2017 - To defeat neo-Nazis, Americans need to revisit their own history of political protest
9/19/2017 - Watch the recording of Donald Trump’s full speech before the United Nations
9/19/2017 - Quartz’s iPhone app now includes news stories in augmented reality
9/19/2017 - Apple is releasing new iPhone software today: Here’s how to find out if your apps will still work
9/19/2017 - How the internet of things, a mobile phone network and a herd of zebras could save the rhino
9/19/2017 - Investing in the search for a cancer cure
9/19/2017 - How we’re investing in the search for a cancer cure
9/19/2017 - Donald Trump’s childhood home is being rented to refugees to make a statement
9/19/2017 - UN secretary general Guterres welcomed Trump with a bunch of thinly veiled jibes
9/19/2017 - Scientists searching for alien life are starting to consider some weird biological possibilities
9/19/2017 - Stanislav Petrov, the man who saved the world from nuclear war, is dead at 77
9/19/2017 - Watch LIVE: Donald Trump gives his first major speech before the United Nations
9/19/2017 - The team-building rituals that companies love can actually tear workers apart
9/19/2017 - When it comes to sex, dating, and drinking, 18 is the new 15 for American teens
9/19/2017 - As her peace icon image fades, Aung San Suu Kyi is winning over a new set of admirers in China
9/19/2017 - UN General Assembly guide, Sept. 19: Trump speaks, Rohingya flee, and climate-talk metaphors
9/19/2017 - An electric bus just snagged a world record by driving 1,100 miles on a single charge
9/19/2017 - China’s bitcoin investors are flocking to one of the last available places to trade
9/19/2017 - Meet the woman who warned about Russian election meddling years ago—and got death threats
9/19/2017 - Only 2% of EY’s intern class says diversity is a key factor in choosing an employer
9/19/2017 - Conflating “skinny shaming” and “fat shaming” of women masks the often forgotten issue of thin privilege
9/19/2017 - Who should Trump make time for at the UN this week? Definitely the Russians
9/19/2017 - This bestselling novelist’s giveaway contest celebrates the beauty of prime numbers
9/19/2017 - Trump speaks, Rohingya flee, climate-talk metaphors, and news from elsewhere
9/19/2017 - An 8-year-old just published her first paper in an academic journal about her love of bugs
9/19/2017 - Why Brazil speaks first, and all your other questions on the UN General Assembly
9/19/2017 - Trump at the UN, Hurricane Maria’s destruction, The Trash Isles
9/19/2017 - Africa’s universities are not preparing graduates for the 21st century workplace
9/19/2017 - The chart that shows why we should be worried about the world’s food problem
9/19/2017 - As villages burn and Rohingya flee, Aung San Suu Kyi tells the world “solid evidence” is needed
9/19/2017 - Hillary Clinton says Kenya’s annulled election was a “project” of a controversial US data firm
9/19/2017 - Europe’s biggest airline just canceled 2,024 flights because it “messed up” pilots’ vacations
9/19/2017 - An Indian summer is coming, and it will last half-a-century: Deloitte
9/19/2017 - How a slave trader created a Bombay in New York
9/19/2017 - China is retaliating against a US university for inviting the Dalai Lama to speak at graduation
9/19/2017 - South Africa has spent millions of dollars subsidizing articles in scam academic journals
9/19/2017 - Google’s Tez shows what’s hot and what’s almost out in India’s fin-tech sector
9/19/2017 - Trump at UN, Hurricane Maria, ocean-trash country
9/19/2017 - Trump at UN, Hurricane Maria, ocean-trash country
9/19/2017 - India is about to embark on the most ambitious electric-car transformation in the world
9/19/2017 - Did Pakistan help North Korea develop nuclear weapons? India-US-Japan want to know
9/18/2017 - As Myanmar’s Rohingya pour in, Bangladesh worries about space and radicalisation
9/18/2017 - Trump at UNGA, Slack’s fresh funding, ocean trash countries
9/18/2017 - Trump addresses the UN, best Emmy moments, and eight other stories you might have missed
9/18/2017 - Hurricane tracker: Maria takes aim at Puerto Rico as a category-5 storm
9/18/2017 - A US civil war monument honoring “both sides” was just unveiled—in Canada
9/18/2017 - Disrupting the disruptors: A marketer’s survival guide for the connected age
9/18/2017 - Bitcoin mines
9/18/2017 - Janet Yellen is once again the frontrunner for the next Fed chair—for now
9/18/2017 - An anti-virus company accidentally distributed a PC virus, and maybe let’s just cancel the internet
9/18/2017 - Nike’s new “Flyleather” recycles leather scraps into a material that feels like premium leather
9/18/2017 - A dot-com era deal with Amazon marked the beginning of the end for Toys R Us
9/18/2017 - As competition increases, only the most flexible marketers will survive
9/18/2017 - The problem with St. Louis police chanting “Whose streets? Our streets!”
9/18/2017 - Apple quietly raised the price on a bunch of items last week
9/18/2017 - Darren Aronofsky’s “Mother!” is both a spectacular flop and the most memorable movie of 2017
9/18/2017 - A calendar of UN General Assembly events worth tuning in to
9/18/2017 - A poignant image from St. Louis captures the importance of video in prosecuting police shootings
9/18/2017 - The essential guide to the key issues at the 2017 United Nations Global Assembly
9/18/2017 - The wealthiest local sheriff in America is starting his first full week on the job
9/18/2017 - The latest advancement in consumer drones: black
9/18/2017 - Roger Ailes’ legacy was perfectly commemorated at the 2017 Emmy awards
9/18/2017 - How a terror attack released me from the trivial rules of parenting
9/18/2017 - Trump has spoken at the “sad!” UN for the first time—and managed not to badmouth it once
9/18/2017 - Rolling Stone magazine’s best music writing (or the little of it that you can read online)
9/18/2017 - This country is tapping into the lucrative marijuana industry that could make Africa rich
9/18/2017 - Local languages are driving the BBC’s expansion in Africa
9/18/2017 - The best explainer on how blockchains will upend banking comes from an unexpected source
9/18/2017 - There’s something just as cool as the solar eclipse going on right now that’s harder to see
9/18/2017 - Inside the Chinese border town where North Koreans get their solar power
9/18/2017 - A newly invented word describes the feeling of traveling to a place for the first time
9/18/2017 - The Emmys finally gave the LGBT community the recognition it deserves
9/18/2017 - Outlandish theories that aliens built the pyramids are rooted in racism
9/18/2017 - Portugal’s debt is creeping out of the junk heap
9/18/2017 - E-commerce may finally fund tests for all those sketchy vitamins and supplements
9/18/2017 - Sorry, drones and self-driving cars won’t be delivering your Amazon packages anytime soon
9/18/2017 - When will self-driving electric cars make conventional cars worthless?
9/18/2017 - Slack has raised $250 million it doesn’t particularly need
9/18/2017 - Trump’s United Nations debut, Hulu’s Emmy haul, octopus city
9/18/2017 - A quick guide to understanding the German election
9/18/2017 - More than half the refugees fleeing Myanmar are children
9/18/2017 - It’s over: China’s biggest bitcoin exchanges will halt all trading services for local customers
9/18/2017 - Fewer North Koreans have defected to South Korea this year
9/18/2017 - India simply cannot afford to boycott “Made in China”
9/18/2017 - The anatomy of a modern-day genocide
9/18/2017 - India and China may have pulled back on the Himalayan frontier, but the bilateral chill is real
9/18/2017 - Trump’s United Nations debut, Hulu’s Emmy haul, octopus city
9/18/2017 - Trump’s United Nations debut, Hulu’s Emmy haul, octopus city
9/18/2017 - By going online in India, Zara can finally reach fashion-forward shoppers outside the metros
9/18/2017 - When North Korea will conduct its next missile and nuclear tests
9/17/2017 - No university needed: A Stanford-born company is equipping India’s youth for well-paid tech jobs
9/17/2017 - Hulu, not Netflix, is the first streaming service to win the Emmy for best drama series
9/17/2017 - The Emmys didn’t miss a single opportunity to drag Donald Trump
9/17/2017 - Sean Spicer did a comedy bit about lying to the American people on the Emmys
9/17/2017 - Trump’s UNGA debut, London bombing arrests, life on “Mars”
9/17/2017 - The GIF of Donald Trump hitting Hillary Clinton with a golf ball came from an anti-Semitic Twitter account
9/17/2017 - Emmys 2017: HBO needs to watch its back
9/17/2017 - The year network television lost its grip on culture, according to Emmy data
9/17/2017 - The Philippines’ greatest female philosopher has died
9/17/2017 - Two British science museums held a majestic, two-day fight on Twitter
9/17/2017 - A new study shows that people forget about natural disasters really quickly
9/17/2017 - The dystopian vision that Westerners have about China is pretty backward
9/17/2017 - How “white people” were invented by a playwright in 1613
9/17/2017 - Hillary Clinton tried to take on sexism. Now she’s facing the same critique women always do
9/17/2017 - “Is alcoholism contagious? Can it be inherited? Did my behavior affect my children?”
9/17/2017 - A fun new mindset for living in our apocalyptic reality
9/17/2017 - Rihanna’s makeup is a wild success because it was actually made for dark-skinned women
9/17/2017 - How Nikki Haley defied the skeptics, sidestepped Trump, and won the heart of the UN
9/17/2017 - An MIT Media Lab startup is creating beautiful wooden toys to teach children the basics of coding
9/17/2017 - The new Watch 3 and iPhone X interfaces are examples of a classic Steve Jobs insight
9/17/2017 - Octlantis is a just-discovered underwater city engineered by octopuses
9/17/2017 - Facebook and Google need humans, not just algorithms, to filter out hate speech
9/17/2017 - The Emmy voters totally shafted one of the best shows on TV
9/17/2017 - 15 Oscar-worthy films for your consideration this fall
9/17/2017 - Remembering Steve Biko, Egypt’s tourism, Ethiopia’s federalism
9/16/2017 - A court allowed an Ohio student convicted of rape in the Steubenville case to play in a college football game
9/16/2017 - The gruesome murder of a Mexican teenager is exposing the risks of ride-sharing apps
9/16/2017 - “Without protest there can be no progress”: the voices and faces of St. Louis protesters
9/16/2017 - Equifax’s chief security officer, who studied music, is out. But the CEO is keeping his job.
9/16/2017 - The Equifax breach will most hurt the people who can least afford it
9/16/2017 - All the reasons you should be absolutely furious at Equifax—and the entire credit bureau industry
9/16/2017 - All of the anti-Semitic, racist, and xenophobic ad-targeting options offered by Big Tech
9/16/2017 - The remains of the victims of Germany’s first genocide are in the American Natural History museum
9/16/2017 - Ta-Nehisi Coates’ one-sentence argument for why Donald Trump really is a white supremacist
9/16/2017 - Muslim women in Tunisia can now marry whoever they want—including non-Muslims
9/16/2017 - In 1987, the best TV was all in one place and free. Now, you need Netflix and Hulu and HBO and…
9/16/2017 - The Apple Watch is no longer a device for the everyday consumer
9/16/2017 - People will soon be doing graffiti in augmented reality, and no one knows how to police it
9/16/2017 - Weekend edition—Hillary’s trolls, Israel’s nukes, America’s porn
9/16/2017 - A lonely aerial view of Irma’s destruction in the Florida Keys
9/16/2017 - The complete guide to the Equifax breach
9/16/2017 - A new mathematical equation proves that the T. rex wasn’t such a fast sprinter after all
9/16/2017 - The American left has its own Tea Party, and it’s coming for Donald Trump
9/16/2017 - A Stanford scientist says he built a gaydar using “the lamest” AI to prove a point
9/16/2017 - A handful of “hurricane hunters” are paid to fly directly into storms. Here’s what it’s like
9/16/2017 - Will Stephen Colbert get political? And other things to watch for in the 2017 Emmy awards
9/16/2017 - The guide psychologists gave carmakers to convince us it’s safe to buy self-driving cars
9/16/2017 - It’s not Mindy Kaling’s job to explain racism and sexism to you
9/16/2017 - Weekend edition—Hillary’s trolls, Israel’s nukes, America’s porn
9/16/2017 - Weekend edition—Hillary’s trolls, Israel’s nukes, America’s porn
9/15/2017 - Facebook is considering putting limits on which user details advertisers can target
9/15/2017 - The silent killer of workplace happiness, productivity, and health is a lack of basic civility
9/15/2017 - Tube attack, robotic friends, and eight other stories you might have missed
9/15/2017 - The Cassini Mission
9/15/2017 - “Myanmar has been completely deaf to our requests,” says UN secretary general Antonio Guterres
9/15/2017 - Google is being sued for paying women less than men. So what’s new?
9/15/2017 - A genetic testing company is reviewing 50,000 saliva samples after messing up their results
9/15/2017 - A new “snooze” button on Facebook lets users temporarily mute a friend, page, or group
9/15/2017 - The word “girl” also used to mean “boy”
9/15/2017 - These images capture the dream life of prisoners in solitary confinement
9/15/2017 - Silicon Valley’s quest for a basic income in the US just got a boost from a $1.4 trillion tax proposal in Congress
9/15/2017 - People are using Siri as a therapist, so Apple is seeking engineers who understand psychology
9/15/2017 - Trump wants to end chain migration—which is how his mother came to America
9/15/2017 - Scientists created cotton that glows and is magnetic
9/15/2017 - It took an act of Congress for Trump to clearly condemn white supremacy
9/15/2017 - Marriage is more linked to college education than ever before
9/15/2017 - Quartzy: the bodega cats edition
9/15/2017 - Quartzy: the bodega cats edition
9/15/2017 - China’s three biggest bitcoin exchanges will soon halt local trading
9/15/2017 - Amazon expands in Mexico, iPhone X vs. Note 8, criminal salaries
9/15/2017 - Harvard rescinded Chelsea Manning’s fellowship after CIA chief Mike Pompeo cancelled a visit
9/15/2017 - Bernie Sanders’ brilliant plan to make Americans stop being so scared of health-care reform
9/15/2017 - Darren Aronofsky’s new film “mother!” is designed to be beautiful on an iPhone
9/15/2017 - This was Cassini’s last image before burning up in Saturn’s atmosphere
9/15/2017 - All of the times Hillary Clinton apologizes and admits being wrong in her book
9/15/2017 - True conservatives would let Dreamers stay in the US—to avoid wasting billions of taxpayer dollars
9/15/2017 - Goldman Sachs thinks fintech has as much potential as trading
9/15/2017 - The gross state of the world’s oceans, in one photo
9/15/2017 - Ethiopia’s tense ethnic federalism is being tested again
9/15/2017 - All of the car companies, suppliers, and auto startups in Silicon Valley
9/15/2017 - Meet America’s most heroic dogs of 2017—and yes, they can show real bravery
9/15/2017 - The next big winners in tech will be the companies that choose heart over head
9/15/2017 - These seven words changed my whole perspective on working out
9/15/2017 - London terror incident, Cassini’s final act, robot orchestras
9/15/2017 - The US has issued visa bans on African nations that refuse to accept deportees
9/15/2017 - An explosion on a train in West London is being treated as a terrorist incident
9/15/2017 - Nigeria’s use of brute force to stem Biafra agitation is stoking fears of conflict again
9/15/2017 - Cassini got to live two lives instead of one
9/15/2017 - Egypt is trying to get the tourists back to see the pyramids after years of security fears
9/15/2017 - Don’t forget about us, Japanese victims of North Korea’s abductions say
9/15/2017 - China is getting tougher on North Korea—to stop the US from getting tougher on it
9/15/2017 - The EU Commission president believes Britain isn’t hurtling towards a “hard Brexit”
9/15/2017 - Tokyo is upgrading airport toilets with voice guides for the blind and waiting areas for service dogs
9/15/2017 - China is turning to Jared Kushner to prepare for Trump’s visit to Beijing
9/15/2017 - Thanks to China, Apple has updated its app store policy to allow tipping
9/15/2017 - For the first time in 30 years, a book celebrates black women photographers
9/15/2017 - A search for Old Delhi’s courtesans reveals a present that’s not always comfortable with the past
9/15/2017 - Even now no one in the world can tell whether North Korea exploded a hydrogen bomb
9/15/2017 - Ancient Indians were using zero even earlier than we thought
9/15/2017 - Indians like their bots feminine, polite, and funny
9/15/2017 - Cassini’s suicide, missile over Japan, robot orchestras
9/15/2017 - Cassini’s suicide, missile over Japan, robot orchestras
9/15/2017 - Despite Softbank’s setbacks, Masayoshi Son’s brother thinks Indian entrepreneurs are “amazing”
9/14/2017 - Pakistan says it’ll raise Kashmir again at UN. India says go ahead, nobody’s listening
9/14/2017 - It’s official: Sushma Swaraj will meet Rex Tillerson next week
9/14/2017 - North Korea sends another missile over Japan, putting more heat on China
9/14/2017 - Nestlé‘s Blue Bottle buy, Bitcoin’s swan dive, robot orchestras
9/14/2017 - DACA deal, the race against heat, and eight other stories you might have missed
9/14/2017 - Hurricane watch: Jose is moving up the East Coast, Norma threatens, Max moves in on Mexico
9/14/2017 - What Bodega got right and wrong about the future of the on-demand economy
9/14/2017 - Chelsea Manning’s hiring at Harvard’s Kennedy School was just too much for one ex-CIA official
9/14/2017 - Solar is now so cheap in the US it beat government goals by three years
9/14/2017 - It’s official: San Francisco is the richest urban area in America
9/14/2017 - There’s still one big reason why people aren’t buying their groceries online
9/14/2017 - FEMA maps failed to capture 75% of damage in five previous Houston floods
9/14/2017 - Cassini’s own discoveries were its demise
9/14/2017 - Sheryl Sandberg’s prescient warning to Hillary Clinton before the 2016 campaign
9/14/2017 - The world’s oldest bitcoin exchange is shutting down in China
9/14/2017 - “Technically it did land”—SpaceX debuts a wonderfully absurd blooper reel
9/14/2017 - Hillary Clinton is a manager first in her new book, with 170 pages of thanks to campaign staff
9/14/2017 - Why employers favor men
9/14/2017 - Amazon and Whole Foods have very different customers, and that’s great news for both of them
9/14/2017 - Economic models are broken, and economists have wildly different ideas about how to fix them
9/14/2017 - If Trump wants a strong border, he needs to start playing nice with Mexico
9/14/2017 - The US gender wage gap is closing because women are making more and men are making less
9/14/2017 - The robots are coming for Mozart
9/14/2017 - Trump once said he could “shoot somebody” and not lose votes. That was before a deal on DACA
9/14/2017 - Watch Cassini’s Saturn mission end with a daring dive into the atmosphere
9/14/2017 - Research suggests that everyone is not, in fact, hanging out without you
9/14/2017 - What American kids can learn from Chinese schools about real “grit”
9/14/2017 - For more than a decade, Cassini’s Saturn photos turned scientific research into contemporary art
9/14/2017 - China is stumbling hard at acquiring the high-tech chip companies it wants so badly
9/14/2017 - Russia’s huge war game is really a mind game against the West, and it’s working
9/14/2017 - Ethereum’s inventor on how “initial coin offerings” are a new way of funding the internet
9/14/2017 - People are seeking refuge from today’s chaos in the soothing promise of graph paper
9/14/2017 - The most important thing Apple announced this week was not a phone
9/14/2017 - How to watch Saul “Canelo” Álvarez fight Gennady “GGG” Golovkin live this weekend
9/14/2017 - The legalization of Islamophobia is underway in the United States
9/14/2017 - One Italian city’s ingenious plan to combat xenophobia with design
9/14/2017 - Distance running helped Yahoo’s former CIO get over his imposter syndrome
9/14/2017 - Eleven African countries will be probed by the UN over their military ties with North Korea
9/14/2017 - GrubHub is a not a food delivery company, according to GrubHub
9/14/2017 - Can victims of the Equifax breach simply ignore it?
9/14/2017 - A Chicago exchange says bitcoin is here to stay, but it will provide a way to bet against it
9/14/2017 - The 2018 Winter Olympics will be held 50 miles from North Korea, and ticket sales are slow
9/14/2017 - Russia war games, Samsung’s self-driving bet, the curated fatberg
9/14/2017 - Google’s readying a mystery product for India because “fast is better than slow”
9/14/2017 - Britain’s “bespoke” Brexit deal for London’s financial hub could stop firms moving to Europe and the US
9/14/2017 - India takes a technological leap of faith by flagging off the bullet train project
9/14/2017 - A fund linked to the tech deal Trump just vetoed is an investor in China’s national security
9/14/2017 - Blindly mimicking China’s growth model may simply not be possible for latecomer India
9/14/2017 - An Indian startup knows the trick to make online content go viral—with or without Facebook
9/14/2017 - Russia war games, Pharma Bro jailed, the curated fatberg
9/14/2017 - Russia war games, Pharma Bro jailed, the curated fatberg
9/14/2017 - Why are India’s startups bringing Steve Jobs, Coco Chanel, and Shakespeare to the office?
9/13/2017 - A conservative US senator says “it’s high time,” haha, for more medical marijuana research
9/13/2017 - The UN’s weak position on the Rohingya refugee crisis is a symptom of its weakness in general
9/13/2017 - Russia war games, Amazon’s Mexico mega-warehouse, the curated fatberg
9/13/2017 - Western wildfires, opioid crisis costs, and eight other stories you might have missed
9/13/2017 - Why pharma companies are scared of Bernie’s Medicare for All plan
9/13/2017 - David Rockefeller’s home is on the market for $22 million
9/13/2017 - A line-by-line comparison of reviews of “The Room” and the film about it, “The Disaster Artist”
9/13/2017 - Amazon just deleted over 900 reviews of Hillary Clinton’s new book
9/13/2017 - The Supreme Court is Donald Trump’s best friend in Washington
9/13/2017 - Alibaba partners with New York Fashion Week, as China’s influence on global fashion expands
9/13/2017 - These numbers tell us real progress is at stake in the fight against global poverty and disease, say Bill and Melinda Gates
9/13/2017 - By Bill and Melinda Gates: This data will keep the world accountable in the fight against global poverty and disease
9/13/2017 - Ethiopia’s former health minister explains how they built an army to save mothers’ lives.
9/13/2017 - Ethiopia built an army to tackle maternal mortality. This is how they did it.
9/13/2017 - The most impressive thing Apple showed off at its event was its campus
9/13/2017 - Hurricane season has completely overwhelmed wastewater treatment centers in Florida and Texas
9/13/2017 - It’s not just Texas and Florida: 50 million people worldwide faced floods in the past month
9/13/2017 - The complete guide to understanding Bernie Sanders’s Medicare for All
9/13/2017 - Fending off malware shouldn’t be your full-time job
9/13/2017 - Israel found an unlikely buyer for its lab-grown meat: China
9/13/2017 - The future of retail is tiny stores everywhere that sell exactly what you need
9/13/2017 - Do you recognize this hacker’s phishing attempt?
9/13/2017 - Can you outwit a hacker?
9/13/2017 - A high-profile law firm has filed a complaint alleging Macy’s racially profiles Asian shoppers
9/13/2017 - The Trump administration is hiding data about how its crackdown on illegal immigration is going
9/13/2017 - Rotten Tomatoes isn’t actually responsible for Hollywood’s woes, a data scientist finds
9/13/2017 - A biology professor explains what fish can teach humans about geopolitics
9/13/2017 - A CEO makes the case that young employees are better at solving problems
9/13/2017 - There’s a big problem lurking behind Britain’s record-high employment
9/13/2017 - College textbooks are going the way of Netflix
9/13/2017 - When Jamie Dimon warns against bitcoin, it’s usually a good time to consider buying some
9/13/2017 - Tesla intentionally makes some of its cars worse, and it’s good for everybody
9/13/2017 - Want your kid to be bilingual? Alexa could help
9/13/2017 - Amazon’s takeover of Whole Foods is a fascinating experiment in class identity
9/13/2017 - If you value your privacy, be careful with online translation tools
9/13/2017 - Uganda has moved one step closer to having a president for life
9/13/2017 - The six must-read novels on this year’s Man Booker Prize shortlist
9/13/2017 - Swarmed with mosquitoes after Harvey, Texas calls in the US Air Force
9/13/2017 - Germans are living the best life, but the French and Danish aren’t far behind
9/13/2017 - UN discusses Rohingya crisis, the state of the European Union, crime really pays
9/13/2017 - Tech companies are redefining how we respond to natural disasters—in a good way
9/13/2017 - New data show that cancer drugs cost less to make than big pharma has claimed
9/13/2017 - JPMorgan has pulled ads from Zero Hedge that ended up there by accident
9/13/2017 - India’s revered IITs are missing the mark when it comes to top-notch job placements
9/13/2017 - Equifax hacking victims are now able to use a free chatbot to help sue for damages
9/13/2017 - Your kidney or your new iPhone X: Choose wisely
9/13/2017 - Indians are celebrating the country’s biggest tax reform by naming their babies after it
9/13/2017 - Nigeria’s retail boom might be over before it started unless investors bring malls closer to people
9/13/2017 - India Inc has come together to help the NGO sector create the unicorns it deserves
9/13/2017 - Looking for a job? India Inc finally has some good news for you
9/13/2017 - The state of the European Union, Brazil corruption probe, crime really pays
9/13/2017 - The state of the European Union, Brazil corruption probe, crime really pays
9/13/2017 - Bill and Melinda Gates: We’re on a course to miss 2030 development goals for health and poverty
9/12/2017 - Bangladesh, one of the world’s poorest countries, has taken in more than half a million Rohingya refugees
9/12/2017 - All of the strong smells at the Apple iPhone event
9/12/2017 - Everything Apple unveiled at its 2017 iPhone event
9/12/2017 - Pressure builds on the United Nations to act on Myanmar’s Rohingya crisis
9/12/2017 - Apple just unveiled three new iPhones—which one should you buy?
9/12/2017 - Five privacy and security concerns about Apple’s new FaceID facial recognition
9/12/2017 - The iPhone X, Typhoon Talim, monkey copyrights
9/12/2017 - Apple built an augmented-reality app to view its new campus—while you’re already there
9/12/2017 - Apple’s unveiling, Russian Facebook meddling, and eight other stories you might have missed
9/12/2017 - Apple has forsaken the bros
9/12/2017 - Animoji, Portrait mode, FaceID: Here are the new software features that Apple announced today
9/12/2017 - How to watch the 2017 Emmy Awards
9/12/2017 - Federal agency cites human error in fatal Tesla crash but faults Tesla’s safeguards as “lacking”
9/12/2017 - Only one female executive spoke today at Apple’s event
9/12/2017 - How much do the new iPhones cost compared to the competition?
9/12/2017 - Apple unveils the iPhone 8 and X
9/12/2017 - Everything you need to know about Apple’s AI chip
9/12/2017 - What happened to the iPhone’s fingerprint scanner, and what will replace it?
9/12/2017 - SoFi markets touchy-feely banking. Can it survive sexual-harassment allegations?
9/12/2017 - The most surprising details from the brief inside story of how Trump’s CEO council disbanded
9/12/2017 - Nordstrom’s clothes-free store makes more sense than you think
9/12/2017 - Finally, it’s like the recession never happened for middle-class American families
9/12/2017 - The new Apple Watch will let you jog without your phone
9/12/2017 - What it takes to be crowned the ugliest building in the UK
9/12/2017 - A new Bette Davis memoir is proof that it’s time to stop letting men construct women’s stories
9/12/2017 - Slack launches shared channels to ditch email for working with other companies
9/12/2017 - One of the largest evacuations in US history left thousands of inmates behind
9/12/2017 - Steve Bannon, ideologue of “economic war” with China, says the way China runs its economy is “brilliant”
9/12/2017 - Some New Yorkers queued for 15 hours to get Hillary Clinton’s version of the 2016 election
9/12/2017 - Israel’s first-ever Africa summit has been canceled setting back its quest to find global alliances
9/12/2017 - Want to stop letting Silicon Valley control our lives? Refuse to buy the new iPhones
9/12/2017 - Imagining Steve Biko as the anti-Mandela ignores his greatest contributions
9/12/2017 - What’s the point of watching porn on Twitter?
9/12/2017 - US Treasury secretary Steve Mnuchin on the debt ceiling, tax reform, and serving Trump
9/12/2017 - Everything at stake in the Emmys showdown between “Westworld” and “Stranger Things”
9/12/2017 - The new US college rankings are out, which is great news for Princeton and Harvard
9/12/2017 - Facebook is spending millions on original shows, but its users prefer the silly viral videos
9/12/2017 - We rely on the internet during a crisis. So what if the next crisis threatens the internet?
9/12/2017 - The Apple iPod may not be dead, after all
9/12/2017 - Bill Gates on the biggest bets in energy investing
9/12/2017 - How to watch Apple’s iPhone event live today
9/12/2017 - The hard choices Amazon will have to make to find the right city for HQ2
9/12/2017 - Bell Pottinger has collapsed after a race-baiting PR campaign in South Africa
9/12/2017 - Helicopter parenting is bad for college kids—but a little hovering is just right
9/12/2017 - A drug company schemed to push opioids designed to treat cancer on cancer-free patients
9/12/2017 - EU nations authorized their vessels to unlawfully fish in African waters
9/12/2017 - Crime pays—around $900 a week
9/12/2017 - A photographer finally settled with a monkey’s lawyers over selfie copyright
9/12/2017 - The new iPhone(s), North Korea sanctions, a new form of water
9/12/2017 - America is slowly sucking the life out of education—starting with its teachers
9/12/2017 - North Korea is bullish on bitcoin, and state hackers are getting in on the action
9/12/2017 - Protesting farmers resort to eating their own faeces to get the Indian government’s attention
9/12/2017 - One of the most important Brexit bills cleared a major hurdle—but the biggest challenge starts now
9/12/2017 - Women’s bodies are under attack: The alarming reality of reproductive rights in India and the US
9/12/2017 - Russia and China are proving Trump right on North Korea: They hold all the cards
9/12/2017 - Uganda’s government should focus on building our economy and drop its morality and porn obsession
9/12/2017 - Wealthy families are cooling on hedge funds except in one area
9/12/2017 - More Indians die cleaning sewers than fighting terrorists in Kashmir
9/12/2017 - India leads the artificial intelligence race thanks to the local offices of US firms
9/12/2017 - Tanzania has seized a UK miner’s diamond shipment and spooked the global mining world—again
9/12/2017 - The oil economics and land-grab politics behind Myanmar’s Rohingya refugee crisis
9/12/2017 - Jack Ma just celebrated Alibaba’s birthday with a Michael Jackson-inspired dance number
9/12/2017 - The new iPhone(s), North Korea sanctions, kangaroo explosion
9/12/2017 - The new iPhone(s), North Korea sanctions, kangaroo explosion
9/11/2017 - Delhi residents could live up to nine years longer if the government reduced pollution levels
9/11/2017 - The next iPhone will mark a major test for Apple in China
9/11/2017 - Hurricane watch: Jose could threaten the East Coast next week
9/11/2017 - The surreal and random destruction Hurricane Irma left behind
9/11/2017 - The new iPhone(s), Irma slows down, kangaroo explosion
9/11/2017 - Hurricane Irma’s damage, future of offline retail, and eight other stories you might have missed
9/11/2017 - To get the lights back on in Florida, the US government is letting power plants break pollution laws
9/11/2017 - Equifax compounded its security problem with an empathy problem
9/11/2017 - Millions of homeowners aren’t insured for the damage done by Irma
9/11/2017 - Facebook needs to answer these questions about the Russian campaign to influence American voters
9/11/2017 - All of the meteorological records Irma has broken so far
9/11/2017 - This is how much of your life air pollution is stealing from you based on where you live
9/11/2017 - The “It” reboot’s smart, nostalgic bet on older audiences is paying off in spades
9/11/2017 - How the average age of CEOs and CFOs has changed since 2012
9/11/2017 - Eventually, only the US will sell cars powered by fossil fuels
9/11/2017 - Tesla is no longer reserving its supercharging stations for long-distance travelers
9/11/2017 - DNA evidence from a female Viking warrior’s grave shows bias is in the eye of the beholder
9/11/2017 - Rupert Murdoch is giving college newspapers their own media empire
9/11/2017 - Read George W. Bush’s “Islam is peace” speech, delivered days after 9/11
9/11/2017 - A children’s picture book of “Hidden Figures” is coming
9/11/2017 - Dapper Dan, the original tailor to hip-hop royalty, now has a deal with Gucci
9/11/2017 - This is what the world looks like through the eye of a hurricane
9/11/2017 - The design superstars of the future will be designing for their grandparents
9/11/2017 - Clowns were scarier when you were a kid—and that’s what the new “It” movie is counting on
9/11/2017 - Watch: There were zero airplanes flying over the state of Florida last night as Hurricane Irma moved through
9/11/2017 - Jamie Dimon is taking care of America’s “stupid shit” himself
9/11/2017 - A new study shows Trump fans can be easily coaxed into being more racist
9/11/2017 - Even if China shuts down cryptocurrency exchanges, bitcoin trading won’t stop
9/11/2017 - Kenya’s election redo will cost taxpayers an extra $117 million
9/11/2017 - Economists aren’t usually political—rising inequality is changing that
9/11/2017 - The growing gap between black and white workers’ wages in the US is getting harder to explain
9/11/2017 - UN sanctions vote, Irma weakens, cosmic cliffs of Dover
9/11/2017 - New phones, Apple Watches, and more: What to expect at Apple’s iPhone 10th-anniversary event
9/11/2017 - It’s no surprise a Taiwanese human rights advocate “confessed” to subverting state power in China
9/11/2017 - Ryan International School: How a farmer’s son built a vast empire that failed its students
9/11/2017 - The theory that a key Brexit bill will keep the UK stealthily in the EU is just a distraction
9/11/2017 - Your mobile phone rules advertising right now
9/11/2017 - Netflix’s horror-comedy “Little Evil” is a quiet breakthrough for gender identity and politics
9/11/2017 - Trump’s “fire and fury” on North Korea is prompting concerned offers of help from Europe
9/11/2017 - One big winner from Apple’s next iPhone could be its arch-rival
9/11/2017 - Greece is the worst place in the world to live as an expat
9/11/2017 - Nearly 8 million long-term residents of Germany can’t vote in the election
9/11/2017 - Doubling India business is a no-brainer for Unilever, says CEO Paul Polman
9/11/2017 - Don’t bother, India. That noise was just someone getting lynched in the neighbourhood
9/11/2017 - Brexit repeal bill vote, Irma slams Florida, cosmic cliffs of Dover
9/11/2017 - Brexit repeal bill vote, Irma slams Florida, cosmic cliffs of Dover
9/11/2017 - After a tepid start, India’s first international stock exchange is getting into its stride
9/11/2017 - The chaiwalla: a saviour to legions of India’s sleepy office workers
9/10/2017 - In the age of Tinder, India’s most popular website for arranged marriages is going public
9/10/2017 - Hurricane Irma: What we know
9/10/2017 - Irma hits Florida, China fossil-fuel car ban, ultimate AI guide
9/10/2017 - “Florida Man” vs Irma: Tales of heroism and stupidity as a hurricane makes landfall
9/10/2017 - Hurricane Irma update: There are whitecaps in the streets of downtown Miami
9/10/2017 - Watch Hurricane Irma rampage along the Florida coast via web cams
9/10/2017 - Elon Musk auto-magically extended the battery life of Teslas in Florida to help drivers evacuate
9/10/2017 - The complete guide to thriving, compiled by scientists
9/10/2017 - During a disaster, preserve your phone’s battery by leaving your status on voicemail
9/10/2017 - Forget the high winds—a hurricane’s storm surge is most likely to kill you
9/10/2017 - Everything you need to know about flood insurance
9/10/2017 - Online video is driving the demand for faster internet in Africa
9/10/2017 - More than 874,000 cars fled Florida ahead of Hurricane Irma
9/10/2017 - Hurricane Irma has taken a turn toward the most catastrophically vulnerable big city in America
9/10/2017 - Chinese kids born in the year of the dragon are more successful than their peers
9/10/2017 - The Quartz guide to artificial intelligence: What is it, why is it important, and should we be afraid?
9/10/2017 - Viagra’s famously surprising origin story is actually a pretty common way to find new drugs
9/10/2017 - The unexpected joy of keeping secrets from social media
9/10/2017 - David Simon’s gritty new show about porn is also about what makes America great
9/10/2017 - Zimbabwe’s pricey dollar, Ethiopia’s pop ban, chatbots help with aid
9/9/2017 - Watch people take selfies as they’re engulfed by Hurricane Irma in Key West
9/9/2017 - Major news networks are failing to explain that Hurricane Harvey was fueled by climate change
9/9/2017 - Most of the houses in southern Florida weren’t built to today’s hurricane codes
9/9/2017 - Traffic jams during hurricane evacuations are entirely preventable
9/9/2017 - Hurricane Irma: How to prepare for limited cell service and reach people during the storm
9/9/2017 - Hurricane Irma: Many Floridians are now in danger because they didn’t know how to read a hurricane map
9/9/2017 - North Korea’s true aim in its nuclear brinkmanship is not America
9/9/2017 - An activist set fire to a CFA note and reignited a debate on France’s hold on Francophone Africa
9/9/2017 - Hurricane Irma will likely cover South Florida with a film of poop
9/9/2017 - Track Hurricane Irma’s location and intensity in real time using NOAA data
9/9/2017 - You can finally sign up to get your own .africa domain name
9/9/2017 - What it means when white guys are “crate digging” through Africa’s pop music archives
9/9/2017 - This year’s devastating wildfire season in the American west, in photos
9/9/2017 - This one couch is listed for four different prices, with five different names, on five different sites
9/9/2017 - The simple metaphor that’s increasingly getting in the way of scientific progress
9/9/2017 - In defense of Aung San Suu Kyi
9/9/2017 - Weekend edition—North Korea’s aim, Ramaphosa’s skeletons, Trump’s whiteness
9/9/2017 - Charted: Hurricane Irma has a lot more stuff to destroy than Andrew did 25 years ago
9/9/2017 - What China wants on North Korea
9/9/2017 - An “America First” policy on trade with Canada is going to hit Harvey victims hardest
9/9/2017 - Weekend edition—North Korea’s aim, Ramaphosa’s skeletons, Trump’s whiteness
9/9/2017 - Weekend edition—North Korea’s aim, Ramaphosa’s skeletons, Trump’s whiteness
9/8/2017 - Equifax’s apparent effort to strip consumers of their right to sue was brazen even for corporate America
9/8/2017 - Weekend edition—North Korea’s aim, Ramaphosa’s skeletons, Trump’s whiteness
9/8/2017 - Irma heads towards Florida, sweatshop wages, and eight other stories you might have missed
9/8/2017 - The hackers who broke into Equifax exploited a flaw in open-source server software
9/8/2017 - Ten ways to make your cell phone last for days even if Hurricane Irma takes out the power
9/8/2017 - The new CFO of Heinz Kraft is 29 years old
9/8/2017 - Equifax Breach: How to check and protect your credit score
9/8/2017 - Yes, you can still sign up for Obamacare in the US. Here’s how
9/8/2017 - A giant baby peering over the US-Mexico border is a startling reminder of those affected by DACA
9/8/2017 - Mario Draghi has dashed Estonia’s dream for a state-issued cryptocurrency
9/8/2017 - China is reportedly closing cryptocurrency exchanges, so bitcoin and ether are crashing
9/8/2017 - Trump has given Congress six months to replace DACA. These are its four likeliest options
9/8/2017 - Calvin Klein brought classic American horror movies to the runway
9/8/2017 - Quartzy: the autumn circus edition
9/8/2017 - Quartzy: the autumn circus edition
9/8/2017 - The “It” movie is here to traumatize a new generation of clowns (and kids, too)
9/8/2017 - China’s “flying trains,” babies named Harvey, bitcoin’s plummet
9/8/2017 - African governments, not religion, are pushing their young people into extremism
9/8/2017 - Artificial intelligence is great at predicting the size of hurricanes, but humans still need to figure out their impact
9/8/2017 - Where to park your car in a hurricane
9/8/2017 - The good news about failing at absolutely everything in your 20s
9/8/2017 - Gold toilets, teen nose jobs, and the other things people buy in place of real social mobility
9/8/2017 - Your apps are making you miserable
9/8/2017 - Everything we know about the next iPhone
9/8/2017 - “Sanctions don’t work until they do”—the art of pressuring North Korea
9/8/2017 - Miami braces for Irma, earthquake hits Mexico, free-range trees
9/8/2017 - A politician’s advice for new dads shows kids don’t hurt your career—if you’re a man
9/8/2017 - Mexico is braced for tsunamis after its biggest earthquake in a century
9/8/2017 - Scientists invented a pen that can screen for cancer in seconds rather than weeks
9/8/2017 - China wants to build a credit score that dings online chat group users for their political views
9/8/2017 - London could lose Saudi Aramco’s $2 trillion IPO to New York over a UK rule it’s trying to change
9/8/2017 - A documentary is revealing the untold stories of six Chinese passengers who survived the Titanic
9/8/2017 - “I cannot imagine life without the internet”: Yep, that basically describes Indians
9/8/2017 - The Persian language has a rich history in India, but it’s slowly dying out
9/8/2017 - What makes the “poor man’s Raghuram Rajan” frown and smile
9/8/2017 - Did these Flipkart guys know they were creating history while having this chat?
9/8/2017 - Massive Equifax hack, Miami braces for Irma, housewives for hire
9/8/2017 - Massive Equifax hack, Miami braces for Irma, housewives for hire
9/8/2017 - Why it’s good Indian companies led by woman CEOs are reporting more sexual harassment cases
9/8/2017 - The complicated ethics of being a dermatologist in a country where many people want whiter skin
9/7/2017 - China’s new global leadership role doesn’t involve dealing with the humanitarian crisis on its doorstep
9/7/2017 - Equifax stock is plummeting after it announced a massive hack affecting 143 million US consumers
9/7/2017 - An environmental group is suing China’s food delivery giants for providing too many disposable chopsticks
9/7/2017 - Cities are falling over themselves to be the site of Amazon’s next corporate headquarters
9/7/2017 - The examples Betsy DeVos uses to justify ending Obama’s strict policies on college sexual assault
9/7/2017 - Massive Equifax hack, Irma danger grows, free-range trees
9/7/2017 - Future of farming, the facial recognition age, and eight other stories you might have missed
9/7/2017 - Hurricane scientists have never seen an image like this before
9/7/2017 - No, British Airways—Wakanda is not a real African country
9/7/2017 - Trump and Mar-a-Lago have a long and questionable history with hurricanes
9/7/2017 - The UK’s biggest independent children’s book publisher is recalling a book that tells boys “what breasts are for”
9/7/2017 - Every Jaguar and Land Rover model line will be electrified by 2020
9/7/2017 - How to track Hurricane Jose and tropical depression Katia in real time
9/7/2017 - A Tokyo-listed company is spending over $3 million to get into bitcoin mining
9/7/2017 - You’re probably drinking little bits of plastic in your tap water
9/7/2017 - Even Fox News is admitting that climate change helped make Irma super strong
9/7/2017 - From above: What Saint Martin looks like after Hurricane Irma
9/7/2017 - Everything Amazon wants for HQ2, the massive new headquarters it’s planning in North America
9/7/2017 - An engineer designed clothes that will grow from baby-size to toddler-size with your child
9/7/2017 - At the world’s largest hedge fund, 24-year-olds use “dots” to critique their CEO
9/7/2017 - The strange tale of a man who resigned on live TV from a Trump council he never belonged to
9/7/2017 - Food labels now say “free-range trees,” which might be even more insane than “gluten-free water”
9/7/2017 - Nothing can stop the euro’s rise, much to Mario Draghi’s disappointment
9/7/2017 - Nike is investing in robots that use static electricity to put its shoes together
9/7/2017 - Musicians have more listeners than ever—which is why they’re making less money than ever
9/7/2017 - Productivity hacks to rule kindergarten like a Silicon Valley boss
9/7/2017 - How to watch Facebook Watch, its new TV-like content offering
9/7/2017 - In South Africa, political sex scandals don’t hurt powerful men, just the women entangled in them
9/7/2017 - In times of strife, local news matters more than ever
9/7/2017 - Somalia just unveiled its first tech innovation hub
9/7/2017 - Watch today’s SpaceX rocket launch live
9/7/2017 - What to watch on Facebook Watch, its new content hub
9/7/2017 - Lyft is partnering with Drive.ai to offer its first rides in self-driving cars
9/7/2017 - People are blocking Narendra Modi on Twitter for following creeps
9/7/2017 - How Trump’s changes in labor regulations are crushing businesses
9/7/2017 - The strongest words of condemnation for Aung San Suu Kyi’s silence on the Rohingya are her own
9/7/2017 - A Stanford psychologist has a simple mental exercise for tackling student stress
9/7/2017 - NASA’s next head wants it to do less climate science and more weather science, but you can’t separate them
9/7/2017 - Legal marijuana is not staying where it’s supposed to in the US
9/7/2017 - Hardly anyone thinks lofty market valuations are justified, including Goldman Sachs
9/7/2017 - An academic publisher is trying to kill Sci-Hub, the “Pirate Bay of science”
9/7/2017 - Thanks to a cash crisis, one US dollar in Zimbabwe now has three different values
9/7/2017 - A major US church decided to remove memorials to Confederate leaders
9/7/2017 - Waiting for Draghi, hurricane hat-trick, karaoke with Kim
9/7/2017 - Saudi Arabia is learning that preparing for life after oil is easier said than done
9/7/2017 - Japan’s convenience stores and fast-food restaurants are competing to hire “hardworking housewives”
9/7/2017 - China’s audacious infrastructure plans could put a major strain on African economies
9/7/2017 - Only 7% of women reach the C-suite at Indian IT companies
9/7/2017 - Togo has shut down the internet to counter anti-government protests
9/7/2017 - Ganesha as a meat eater? A controversial ad for lamb is offending Hindus
9/7/2017 - All the reasons why Mumbai will be under water again next year, and the year after that
9/7/2017 - China wants to talk its people into marriage and out of divorce
9/7/2017 - Hurricane hat-trick, Russia-Japan summit, luxury celery
9/7/2017 - Hurricane hat-trick, Russia-Japan summit, luxury celery
9/7/2017 - The rising number of its billionaires masks India’s widening income inequality
9/7/2017 - The robots will actually create more jobs for high-skilled tech workers in India
9/7/2017 - Nearly half of working-age American men who are out of the labor force are using painkillers daily
9/6/2017 - John Deere spent $300 million on a company that murders weeds with AI
9/6/2017 - Hurricane triplets, North Korea sanctions, dog democracy by sneeze
9/6/2017 - Big tech woes, Hurricane Irma, Jose, and Katia, and eight other stories you might have missed
9/6/2017 - Watch a Delta flight race Hurricane Irma into and out of Puerto Rico
9/6/2017 - Airlines are price gouging in the path of Hurricane Irma—and algorithms are to blame
9/6/2017 - Netflix is being offered for free by T-Mobile to entice new customers
9/6/2017 - A Stanford study finds the tech elite aren’t libertarians at all–just a strange breed of liberals
9/6/2017 - Rich tech bros are super liberal—except for one thing
9/6/2017 - Wild dog packs count sneezes to vote democratically
9/6/2017 - The first drugs designed to fight aging are ready for human testing
9/6/2017 - You could be hailing a flying taxi, just like you would an Uber, within the next decade
9/6/2017 - Hurricane Irma is now the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the Atlantic
9/6/2017 - Economic factors have done more to deter immigrants to the US than political policies
9/6/2017 - Nike is still the king of the sneaker industry, but even great empires can fall
9/6/2017 - A new charter treats fashion models like what they are: workers doing high-risk physical labor
9/6/2017 - The Middle East’s most important new art museum paid France $525 million just for its name
9/6/2017 - Tropical Storm Jose is right behind Irma—and expected to upgrade to a hurricane
9/6/2017 - Microsoft’s president says Congressional action on DACA is more important than US tax reform
9/6/2017 - Trump’s makeover of the Federal Reserve will start sooner than expected
9/6/2017 - Who should direct “Star Wars: Episode IX” (and who actually will)
9/6/2017 - Should women disclose their prior salary in interviews? They get punished either way
9/6/2017 - The earliest photos from Hurricane Irma show its dangerous power
9/6/2017 - After the Bank of Canada’s surprise rate hike, watch the loonie soar
9/6/2017 - The year’s best TV show gives working women the one piece of advice they actually need
9/6/2017 - Nearly a million children are victims of a severe food crisis in the Lake Chad region
9/6/2017 - Booming Miami is littered with tower cranes not built to withstand a massive hurricane
9/6/2017 - The occupations with the highest and lowest divorce rates in the US
9/6/2017 - Waiting to have kids until later in life? You’re doing some good for the planet, too
9/6/2017 - Don’t believe the hype about the tremendous returns on “initial coin offerings”
9/6/2017 - Deutsche Bank plans to replace a “big number” of workers with robots
9/6/2017 - Uganda’s government is obsessed with porn and policing morality
9/6/2017 - Thank you, readers: Quartz is turning five years old. Here’s what comes next.
9/6/2017 - The college lecture is dying. Good riddance.
9/6/2017 - This drone can pinpoint a specific package in a giant warehouse
9/6/2017 - This casket company is shamelessly mocking its Chinese roots to attract American business
9/6/2017 - Car-sharing startup Turo raised another $92 million to help people pay for their dream cars
9/6/2017 - Stop pretending you really know what AI is and read this instead
9/6/2017 - The moment Oprah Winfrey knew it was time to shut down her daily TV talk show
9/6/2017 - We’re spending so much time trying to become robots that we’re forgetting how to be human
9/6/2017 - Ethiopia’s government is cracking down on the country’s biggest pop star
9/6/2017 - White Christians are now a minority in America
9/6/2017 - Self-driving car vote, Hurricane Irma makes landfall, drive-thru funerals
9/6/2017 - With tensions over North Korea mounting, China is testing antimissile systems of its own
9/6/2017 - Europeans are distraught over the EU—but not enough to leave
9/6/2017 - HDFC Bank: How a 23-year-old Indian bank became “too big to fail”
9/6/2017 - An advertisement mocking its rivals has put Patanjali on a slippery slope
9/6/2017 - Master spy novelist John le Carré has thoughts on how Trump might fall
9/6/2017 - Brexit is killing the expat’s dream of moving to Britain
9/6/2017 - The US is one of the worst countries in the world for expats to educate and care for their kids
9/6/2017 - Portugal has the best quality of life in the world for expats
9/6/2017 - Once a small-time travel agent, Vijay Bhatia’s Bird Group now wants a piece of Air India
9/6/2017 - Foreign election observers endorsed a deeply flawed election in Kenya. Now they face questions
9/6/2017 - Hurricane Irma looms, Venus’s comeback, drive-thru funerals
9/6/2017 - Hurricane Irma looms, Venus’s comeback, drive-thru funerals
9/6/2017 - Inside the logistics backbone that’s helping Amazon win in India
9/5/2017 - Rich investors are making it possible for China’s female gamers to go pro—and they’re crushing it
9/5/2017 - Four serious lies Jeff Sessions and Donald Trump told you about DACA
9/5/2017 - How likely is the US Congress to pass a substitute for DACA to protect DREAMers?
9/5/2017 - Since taking over Star Wars, Disney has fired more directors than it’s kept
9/5/2017 - Hurricane Irma threatens Puerto Rico with 6-month blackouts
9/5/2017 - Australia’s same-sex marriage vote is turning into the ugly campaign that opponents warned it would
9/5/2017 - Trump ends DACA, Hurricane Irma preparations, and eight other stories you might have missed
9/5/2017 - Trump scraps DACA, Hurricane Irma looms, Zika treats cancer
9/5/2017 - The Red Sox reportedly used Apple Watches to cheat against the Yankees
9/5/2017 - Trump is holding DREAMers hostage for his border wall with Mexico
9/5/2017 - Barack Obama’s impassioned rebuke of Trump on DACA: “This is about basic decency”
9/5/2017 - Photos: See the scorched earth from Los Angeles’s largest wildfire ever
9/5/2017 - Winston Churchill: So hot right now
9/5/2017 - Researchers just discovered a bug that has made Fortune 100 companies vulnerable to simple hacks since 2008
9/5/2017 - Michael Lewis says a “Flash Boys” movie won’t happen because Hollywood can’t cast an Asian lead
9/5/2017 - Using AI to identify protestors hiding behind hats or scarves is entirely possible
9/5/2017 - Dreamers live in every US state and don’t just come from Mexico
9/5/2017 - How to track Hurricane Irma’s progress in real time
9/5/2017 - Americans who support Dreamers should be lobbying Congress, not protesting Trump
9/5/2017 - Despite Trump’s Nafta threats, the Canadian and Mexican currencies are trouncing the US dollar
9/5/2017 - US universities are losing their superpower status in the world
9/5/2017 - A startling satellite image shows the incredible size and fury of Hurricane Irma
9/5/2017 - The official in charge of awarding EPA science grants doesn’t want to see the words “climate change”
9/5/2017 - Amazon is expanding its clothing ambitions from polos and underwear to thigh-high velvet boots
9/5/2017 - The Samsung Galaxy Note 8 is an excellent, giant phone
9/5/2017 - Netflix makes up one-third of all streaming time on Roku—and barely any revenue
9/5/2017 - Harvey flooded 13 of the US’s most-toxic waste sites and the EPA says 11 are still inaccessible
9/5/2017 - Read Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ full remarks on rescinding DACA
9/5/2017 - Here’s what you need to know about malware and phishing
9/5/2017 - Welcome to hell month in Washington, DC
9/5/2017 - Facebook may have failed with its $600 million bid for cricket, but this is only the beginning
9/5/2017 - The two-hour rule: The genius of Einstein, Darwin, and Nietzsche applied
9/5/2017 - Paris Hilton, Floyd Mayweather, and The Game all say the future of finance is crypto tokens
9/5/2017 - Don’t be fooled—just because it’s a five-star hotel doesn’t mean it’s clean
9/5/2017 - Those 3% of scientific papers that deny climate change? A review found them all flawed
9/5/2017 - Sweden is deporting a 106-year-old blind Afghan refugee to the “safe” part of Afghanistan
9/5/2017 - Lego grew too fast for its own good and now it’s paying the price
9/5/2017 - Africa’s two largest economies are making a comeback
9/5/2017 - Neuroscientists have figured out why you can’t concentrate at work
9/5/2017 - The location of internment camps had profound, long-lasting effects on Japanese-Americans assigned to them
9/5/2017 - The smart tax-reform idea aimed at Democrats that will also rile Republicans
9/5/2017 - The connected car of the future could kill off the local auto repair shop
9/5/2017 - The first BRICS bank project to be up and running is, symbolically, a renewable energy plant
9/5/2017 - “BRICS” is not big enough to capture Xi Jinping’s global ambitions
9/5/2017 - DACA decision, NY Daily News sale, Beyoncé studies
9/5/2017 - A major UK PR firm was expelled from a trade body for “inciting racial hatred” in South Africa
9/5/2017 - South Korea is boosting its military might in the wake of North Korea’s nuclear test
9/5/2017 - Robert Shiller wrote the book on bubbles. He says “the best example right now is bitcoin.”
9/5/2017 - Singapore’s DBS Bank is a front runner in the Indian gold rush among foreign lenders
9/5/2017 - At Indian offices, top executives are using religion and spirituality to make ethical decisions
9/5/2017 - UK MPs go back to work, Hurricane Irma, Beyonce studies
9/5/2017 - UK MPs go back to work, Hurricane Irma, Beyonce studies
9/5/2017 - A classic milkshake brand is wooing India’s millennials with nostalgia and Instagram-worthy glass bottles
9/5/2017 - It could get a lot more expensive to watch IPL cricket matches
9/5/2017 - Pressured to give up their careers, Pakistan’s “doctor-wives” are using tech to find work again
9/4/2017 - Can China profit from Trump’s hostility to Mexico? It’s complicated
9/4/2017 - Trump’s DACA decision, bitcoin turmoil, maple as the new pumpkin spice
9/4/2017 - To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Voyager missions, NASA made these stunning, free posters
9/4/2017 - Switzerland’s long history of international crisis mediation has had mixed success
9/4/2017 - “Twin Peaks” invented prestige TV, and now “Twin Peaks: The Return” has come to kill it
9/4/2017 - As the White House mulls DACA, a DREAMer died saving people in Harvey’s floods
9/4/2017 - Mario is no longer a plumber
9/4/2017 - Autumn is coming. Maple and pumpkin-flavored drinks must battle for the throne
9/4/2017 - North Korea’s hydrogen-bomb test statement, edited to be jargon free and easily understood
9/4/2017 - Hurricane Irma is closing in on the Caribbean. Here’s what you need to know
9/4/2017 - China has declared the hottest part of the cryptocurrecy market “illegal”
9/4/2017 - Bitcoin fails its test as a haven in times of global turmoil
9/4/2017 - Instagram says those perfect-looking photos just don’t produce the results they used to
9/4/2017 - What North Korea wants
9/4/2017 - Your job can’t save you now
9/4/2017 - This Egyptian artist is innovating Arabic learning through Lego
9/4/2017 - Trump is picking the worst possible time to toss out a trade deal with South Korea
9/4/2017 - “Gluten-free” water shows how ridiculous food labeling has become
9/4/2017 - Floods in Africa in August killed 25 times more people than Hurricane Harvey did
9/4/2017 - What happens now that Kenya has annulled its presidential election
9/4/2017 - Emmanuel Macron’s approval rating just reached a new low
9/4/2017 - North Korea’s largest nuclear test has sent the price of gold to its highest in almost a year
9/4/2017 - The simple heroism of kids on their first day of school
9/4/2017 - UN discusses North Korea, Merkel’s TV triumph, black-market Instagram ticks
9/4/2017 - Merkel crushes Turkey’s hopes to join the EU any time soon—if ever
9/4/2017 - Merkel’s TV performance deals a death blow to her rival just before the election
9/4/2017 - Japan has the power to radically shape Brexit
9/4/2017 - A free, teacher-less university in France is schooling thousands of future-proof programmers
9/4/2017 - A crusading Cambodian paper calls out the country’s “descent into outright dictatorship” on its last day
9/4/2017 - This aid agency is using chatbots to beat world hunger
9/4/2017 - After South Africa’s first online horn auction, what’s next for the country’s rhinos?
9/4/2017 - Economic reforms must strengthen the government—not reduce its role in public policy
9/4/2017 - The man who inspired India’s demonetisation still believes it was totally worth it
9/4/2017 - The British Empire’s homophobic legacy could finally be overturned in India
9/4/2017 - UNSC meets over North Korea, Rohingya exodus, black-market Instagram ticks
9/4/2017 - UNSC meets over North Korea, Rohingya exodus, black-market Instagram ticks
9/4/2017 - The robots are coming for one of Hinduism’s holiest ceremonies
9/3/2017 - How Nazis twisted the swastika, a symbol of the Buddha, into an emblem of hate
9/3/2017 - North Korea is aiming for maximum irritation with the timing of its weapons tests
9/3/2017 - North Korea’s nuclear test, Modi’s cabinet shakeup, ‘smart vests’ for dogs
9/3/2017 - The full letter Barack Obama left for Donald Trump on Inauguration Day
9/3/2017 - “North Korea is a rogue nation”: Donald Trump leads worldwide criticism of North Korea’s latest nuclear test
9/3/2017 - How to write the perfect college application essay
9/3/2017 - 8,500 more refugees have died or disappeared in the Mediterranean since this photo went viral
9/3/2017 - Volunteers are using monster trucks and jet skis to rescue people after Hurricane Harvey
9/3/2017 - A tiny town in Indiana is a must-see mecca of mid-century modern design
9/3/2017 - What “Game of Thrones” gets wrong about seating and power, according to a chair design critic
9/3/2017 - The purpose of life isn’t to be happy—it’s to be fulfilled
9/3/2017 - How the $7 billion US fantasy football industry makes its money in 2017
9/3/2017 - Psychology offers a simple rule to consider before you tell someone your woes
9/3/2017 - College hazing continuously results in death. Why do we keep the tradition alive?
9/3/2017 - The signature burger at America’s first vegetarian drive-through has more calories than a Big Mac
9/3/2017 - “I lost my virginity to a prostitute”
9/3/2017 - Dementia is difficult to spot early. Researchers think VR can help.
9/3/2017 - Incredible before and after images of Houston neighborhoods hit by Hurricane Harvey
9/3/2017 - Kenya’s election redo, China’s donkey demand, banning plastic bags
9/3/2017 - WhatsApp is at the center of an argument in Kenya over hate speech
9/2/2017 - North Korea “earthquake” was its most powerful nuclear test yet
9/2/2017 - Las Vegas death toll, Goldman’s bitcoin bid, Apple’s design woes
9/2/2017 - A California business is offering free data recovery for wet phones damaged in Hurricane Harvey
9/2/2017 - Now that Uber has a new CEO, employees say its board needs to “grow up”
9/2/2017 - Among the hundreds of TV shows airing this fall, don’t miss these four
9/2/2017 - What people mean when they say all white people are racist
9/2/2017 - Google’s most-searched “how-to” questions capture all the magic and struggle of being human
9/2/2017 - “Twin Peaks'” obsessed fans have been trying to solve the same mysteries online since 1990
9/2/2017 - Weekend edition—Climate change conversations, conversation pits, the wages of cheap fashion
9/2/2017 - For one year, all the South Asians in the US were considered “white”
9/2/2017 - The alt-right’s coordinated attacks on Google should disturb you
9/2/2017 - Even an Apple store can’t prevent the death of a US mall
9/2/2017 - A Texan solution to Texas’s climate change problem
9/2/2017 - Russia’s search for a fake presidential candidate is unearthing its rampant sexism instead
9/2/2017 - It’s morally right to bring up climate change even as the tragedy of Hurricane Harvey unfolds
9/2/2017 - It’s human nature to care more about disasters closer to home, and our moral duty to overcome it
9/2/2017 - Weekend edition—Climate change conversations, conversation pits, the wages of cheap fashion
9/2/2017 - Weekend edition—Climate change conversations, conversation pits, the wages of cheap fashion
9/1/2017 - Weekend edition—Climate change conversations, conversation pits, the wages of cheap fashion
9/1/2017 - Cell phone time machine, frozen watermelon, and eight other stories you might have missed
9/1/2017 - On a sweltering day, Russia’s San Francisco consulate is burning stuff before it is shut down
9/1/2017 - Alphabet’s Verily and Google found a potential new test for heart disease using AI
9/1/2017 - What is DACA and what happens if Trump scraps it?
9/1/2017 - Corporate “jump teams” spring to action during hurricanes, wading into chaos to reopen stores
9/1/2017 - Even Mark Zuckerberg can’t resist getting into political fights on Facebook
9/1/2017 - With a new designation for ecstasy, the US government is finally acknowledging its potential to treat PTSD
9/1/2017 - Vladimir Putin believes artificial intelligence could lead to global monopolies and drone wars
9/1/2017 - Want to make smarter, faster decisions? Add this third element to your pro-con list
9/1/2017 - It seems like Apple’s AirPods are a hit
9/1/2017 - How to watch NFL football live online, no matter where you are in the world
9/1/2017 - The Trump administration is spending millions to build these model border walls in California
9/1/2017 - Oxford University has an idea for poor kids who struggle: Befriend other poor kids who struggle
9/1/2017 - DJI released a new drone that addresses two of the biggest problems with drones
9/1/2017 - Quartzy: the back-to-school outfit edition
9/1/2017 - Quartzy: the back-to-school outfit edition
9/1/2017 - Germany’s far-right party hired an ad agency that worked on the Trump campaign
9/1/2017 - Harvey’s impact on oil refineries, German gold, UK tourism is booming
9/1/2017 - Pumpkin spice lattes are making Americans less productive
9/1/2017 - Tech’s constant evolution means ample investment opportunities
9/1/2017 - Tech: Where to look for investing ideas
9/1/2017 - The US dollar is in its worst losing streak in 14 years and the data aren’t helping
9/1/2017 - A little-known Chinese gadget maker is reviving the Palm and Blackberry brands
9/1/2017 - The new ‘American Horror Story’ is a disturbing satire of liberal fears in Trump’s America
9/1/2017 - The gig economy is a disaster for workers. Hollywood’s unions can help them learn to fight back
9/1/2017 - Investors rushing into volatility-linked funds will learn that betting on risk is risky
9/1/2017 - Hedge funds are rushing into cryptocurrencies to juice their weak returns
9/1/2017 - The list of top schools for producing tech entrepreneurs shows how clubby Silicon Valley really is
9/1/2017 - In praise of the conversation pit
9/1/2017 - “Despacito” could have made so much money—if people weren’t listening on YouTube
9/1/2017 - This is the hidden Rotten Tomatoes score you should be using
9/1/2017 - Justin Trudeau says Trump is the same in private as in public—and he thinks that’s surprising
9/1/2017 - Political tensions in the Himalayas have made it hard for yaks to mate
9/1/2017 - Burning Man signifies society’s shift away from traditional capitalism
9/1/2017 - How you take selfies has everything to do with who you think will see them
9/1/2017 - Samsung’s newest phones could legitimately replace your desktop computer
9/1/2017 - More teenagers commit suicide on this day in Japan than any other day of the year
9/1/2017 - Hungary built a wall to keep out migrants. It now wants the EU to help pay for it
9/1/2017 - It’s Britain’s own fault for being “blackmailed” with a Brexit divorce bill
9/1/2017 - How to access free and legal copies of English and American classic literature online
9/1/2017 - As China’s big leadership revamp nears, Xi Jinping is carrying out a military reshuffle
9/1/2017 - US jobs day, tech titans tackle Trump, Batman shark spray
9/1/2017 - Kenya’s supreme court has annulled last month’s presidential election and called for a new vote
9/1/2017 - In China, facial recognition is used to buy KFC, board planes, and catch drug users
9/1/2017 - South Africa’s most populous and intimidating city has been named its most environmentally friendly
9/1/2017 - Good, bad, what the hell was that: Economists are still scratching their heads over demonetisation
9/1/2017 - Coca-Cola wants to grow in India by selling less Coke
9/1/2017 - How to avoid an arranged marriage? A Pakistani woman offers a few tricks through her board game
9/1/2017 - NAFTA talks, Mexico wall prototypes, Batman shark spray
9/1/2017 - NAFTA talks, Mexico wall prototypes, Batman shark spray
9/1/2017 - Watch an Indian traffic cop reduce road accidents with his incredible dance moves