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2022 November
11/30/2022 - Sam Bankman-Fried's first public appearance since FTX collapsed
11/30/2022 - If you want to fix your performance reviews, first understand what they can't do
11/30/2022 - đ Weâre past peak shipping
11/30/2022 - Space Business: Rush Hour
11/30/2022 - đ Bellwether: That sound you hear
11/30/2022 - How companies can move from playing ESG defense to ESG offense
11/30/2022 - Heating costs are rising fast in the northeast US as winter looms
11/30/2022 - The container-shipping industry's era of crazy-high profits has finally peaked
11/30/2022 - How to remove Iran from the UN Commission on the Status of Women
11/30/2022 - Decoding the signs and symbols of the US-Iran World Cup game
11/30/2022 - Nigerian crypto startups are laying staff off to stay afloat
11/30/2022 - Elon Musk is a bad spokesman for a good fight against app store monopolies
11/30/2022 - Is mattering the key to well-being at work?
11/30/2022 - The road to crypto regulation starts with a string of Senate and House hearings
11/30/2022 - đ AMC Networks cuts cord with CEO
11/30/2022 - India has readied its digital rupee for retail use
11/30/2022 - Amazonâs AI image generation tool is how it plans to pull children into its hardware ecosystem
11/30/2022 - How the US Congress could defang OPEC and keep gas prices low in one stroke
11/30/2022 - After Disney, AMC Networks ousts a CEO struggling with streaming
11/30/2022 - What is wrong with Amazon in India?
11/29/2022 - đ China lifts a lockdown
11/29/2022 - Monitoring your employees doesn't make them more productive, but this does
11/29/2022 - Whole Foods will stop buying Maine lobster
11/29/2022 - Winter historically protected Russia. Now it's a form of attack
11/29/2022 - NASA's Artemis 1 mission has gone as far as it will go
11/29/2022 - The company that pioneered electric taxis in Kenya is closing shop
11/29/2022 - America's dollar stores are Amazon-proof retail powerhouses
11/29/2022 - Why China should be off the hook for climate finance
11/29/2022 - đ Apple of discord
11/29/2022 - Disney World workers in Orlando are rallying for livable wages
11/29/2022 - Indian H1-B visa holders may be the worst hit by the US tech layoffs
11/29/2022 - âProud pro-labor presidentâ Biden calls on Congress to avert a rail strike
11/28/2022 - đ Chinaâs police crackdown
11/28/2022 - Why you should stop asking "Can I squeeze this in?"
11/28/2022 - Expensive haircare could be replacing lipstick as a recession indulgence
11/28/2022 - What Gen Z can teach their bosses about the meaning of work
11/28/2022 - Elon Musk canât afford to pick a fight with Apple
11/28/2022 - How white squares became the symbol of China's protest movement
11/28/2022 - BlockFi is cryptoâs next domino to fall, as it files for bankruptcy
11/28/2022 - Qatarâs World Cup offered a global stage for Iranâs anti-government protests
11/28/2022 - A $900 million port project of the Adani group has sparked violence in India
11/28/2022 - đ Chinese protests' ripple effect
11/28/2022 - India's small-loan customers are far better at repayments than the others
11/28/2022 - How gaslighting came to encapsulate the spirit of 2022
11/28/2022 - Chinese protests are derailing oil, stocks, and iPhones
11/27/2022 - đ Public dissent in China
11/27/2022 - Apple hobbled a crucial tool of dissent in China weeks before widespread protests broke out
11/27/2022 - Africa's thirst for World Cup goals
11/26/2022 - Grift to give
11/25/2022 - How I did it: raising $25M while pregnant
11/25/2022 - Amazonâs $5 billion discount: See all its tax cuts and other US subsidies
11/25/2022 - Is Tesla's stock crashing because Elon Musk is distracted by Twitter?
11/25/2022 - The first Ugandan Grammy nominee makes music videos of poverty, not glamor
11/25/2022 - The US beat England in the 1950 menâs FIFA World Cup. What are its chances in 2022?
11/25/2022 - đ Black Friday strikes
11/25/2022 - An investigation into Yeâs behavior calls for a time of introspection at Adidas
11/25/2022 - Effective altruism solved all the problems of capitalismâ âuntil it didn't
11/25/2022 - Starbucks sued an Indian coffee shop for serving Frappuccinos
11/25/2022 - PokĂŠmon Scarlet and Violet helped Nintendo break records even as gaming struggles
11/25/2022 - The West is rebuilding its rare earths supply chainâbut China still looms large
11/24/2022 - đ Truckers take the wheel
11/24/2022 - To have better meetings, move beyond information-sharing
11/24/2022 - The Indian police force has a rat problem. Or so it claims
11/24/2022 - Holiday travel is still wrestling with the demons of the summer of chaos past
11/24/2022 - Big Tech will love India's draft data protection bill
11/24/2022 - A hemophilia drug that just won FDA approval pegs a one-time $3.5 million vial against several millions in lifelong costs
11/24/2022 - đ Hope for 2023
11/24/2022 - How Alessandro Michele went out of fashion at Gucci
11/24/2022 - With changing definition, Meta becomes India's largest media company
11/23/2022 - đ Fighting Foxconn
11/23/2022 - Not Maye Musk or Naomi Campbell: Paulina Porizkova on being in a "dead space" for older models
11/23/2022 - Video assistant referee: Replay reactionaries
11/23/2022 - Chef Marcus Samuelsson on how to find a mentor at any age
11/23/2022 - Actor Billy Porter on facing a health crisis without insurance
11/23/2022 - Disneyâs "Avatar 2" return to China could be stalled by covid-19 lockdowns
11/23/2022 - Sam Bankman-Fried's memo to FTX employees, edited to remove the bullshit
11/23/2022 - FTXâs collapse coincides with increasing crypto regulation in Africa
11/23/2022 - In Colombia, womenâs health paid the price of misguided drug control policies
11/23/2022 - Why the optimal minimum wage in the US is at least $12 an hour
11/23/2022 - Europe's new oil price cap won't hurt Russia
11/23/2022 - Read the full text of Sam Bankman-Fried's latest memo to employees explaining what happened at FTX
11/23/2022 - Scanning: the skill your team is missing
11/23/2022 - China's Baidu is shrugging off US chip export restrictions
11/23/2022 - The DRC had the biggest African delegation at COP. Not all of them wanted to cut emissions.
11/23/2022 - 3 questions to analyze your companyâs organizational awareness
11/23/2022 - Strengthening connection and organizational awareness for employee and company success
11/23/2022 - In Africa, the UN is keeping faith in NFTs
11/23/2022 - đ Student debt's lingering limbo
11/23/2022 - Reports of violent protests at Foxconnâs iPhone factory show Chinaâs harsh covid policies reaching a tipping point
11/23/2022 - Biden extended the student loan repayment pause while waiting for progress on the debt relief program
11/23/2022 - ⌠African games go global
11/23/2022 - Foreign investors are taking a shine to India's financial services sector
11/22/2022 - đ UKâs got a tough year ahead
11/22/2022 - Does consolidation really lead to lower wages?
11/22/2022 - This is what Meta might look like if Zuckerberg stepped down in 2023
11/22/2022 - Donald Trump is allowed to tweet again. So whatâs he waiting for?
11/22/2022 - The UK Supreme court is deciding the fate of Scotlandâs second independence referendum
11/22/2022 - đ Is Genesis next?
11/22/2022 - A crucial vote has put the US on track for a rail strike this holiday season
11/22/2022 - The fall and fall of Peter Thiel-backed right-wing fintech app GloriFi
11/22/2022 - Indians form a major chunk of Qatar's FIFA world cup fans
11/22/2022 - How European soccer stars Saka and RĂźdiger are honoring their African roots
11/22/2022 - When did customers of luxury brands get so young?
11/21/2022 - Crypto lender Genesis offered unsecured loans before halting operations
11/21/2022 - What 120 interviews with women leaders can teach us about our strengths at work
11/21/2022 - Chef Marcus Samuelsson on giving employees a sense of purpose
11/21/2022 - đ Shuffle off this mortal oil
11/21/2022 - The worldâs hotspot for piracy is seeing calmer waters
11/21/2022 - A running list of all the things that aren't working on Twitter anymore
11/21/2022 - The next big perk for Gen Z isnât in the office: itâs belonging
11/21/2022 - Quiet firing is a c-suite problem: how companies can fix it
11/21/2022 - Kenya wants to tax crypto transactions
11/21/2022 - COP27: The good, the bad, and the vaguely
11/21/2022 - đ Bob Iger's Disney sequel
11/21/2022 - Teslaâs 19th recall this year is the least of shareholdersâ headaches
11/21/2022 - Fresh trouble may be hindering Jet Airways' much-talked-about return
11/21/2022 - In a plot twist, Disney is bringing back CEO Bob Iger
11/20/2022 - đ A bittersweet deal
11/20/2022 - FTXâs collapse hits Africaâs crypto community
11/20/2022 - COP27 redraws the map for the global climate responsibility
11/19/2022 - The 8-billion-person planet
11/18/2022 - Burned-out employees? Here's one way companies can help
11/18/2022 - In a hotter, more crowded world, immigration is inevitable
11/18/2022 - COP27 is leaving huge loopholes for greenwashing
11/18/2022 - đ Go hardcore or go home
11/18/2022 - Qatarâs $200 billion splurge will be hard to justify when the World Cup ends
11/18/2022 - For Africa to prosper, Africans need to be able to move
11/18/2022 - Skyroot launches India's first privately built rocket into space
11/18/2022 - Bill Gates is giving Africa 5% of what it needs for health and agriculture
11/18/2022 - The âAmazon of Africaâ is reducing staff and cutting premature products in its new era
11/17/2022 - Americaâs most prestigious law schools are rejecting the 30-year-old ranking system that lists them at the top
11/17/2022 - đ Tighten those belts
11/17/2022 - How to stay up all night the NASA way
11/17/2022 - The scrollable, annotated, incredibly complex org chart of FTX and Sam Bankman-Friedâs fallen empire
11/17/2022 - The celebrities FTX used to build trust are being sued, but can they really be held accountable?
11/17/2022 - FTX's approach to human resources was predictably messy
11/17/2022 - Mark Zuckerberg gives new push to his old WhatsApp for business ideas
11/17/2022 - What a shrinking workforce means for the world's manufacturing hubs
11/17/2022 - The grownups are now taking charge of FTX
11/17/2022 - The Theranos saga is coming to a close, but the tech founderâs myth lives on
11/17/2022 - COP27: Extreme makeover, climate finance edition
11/17/2022 - Nigeriaâs proposed national airline is facing local resistance to its take-off
11/17/2022 - Who else has been hurt in the FTX fallout?
11/17/2022 - Will India's most affordable electric car go the Tata Nano way?
11/17/2022 - đ A divided Congress
11/17/2022 - Elon Muskâs Tesla payout has a $50 billion hand in whether or not he remains the worldâs richest person
11/16/2022 - Amid free trade talks with India, Rishi Sunak slips into Hindi
11/16/2022 - đ Poland cleared Russia of missile strike rumors
11/16/2022 - Tom Ford enters the fashion billionaire club just as Kanye West is kicked out
11/16/2022 - Could offshore aquaculture make fish farming more sustainable?
11/16/2022 - Marbles: We've yet to lose them
11/16/2022 - After a run on its crypto, Genesis has stopped lending
11/16/2022 - How will aging nations pay for their retirees?
11/16/2022 - Delta thinks airline carbon emissions could peak by 2025
11/16/2022 - Artemis 1, finally, took off for the Moon
11/16/2022 - FTX's collapse has sent shivers down the spine of Africa's crypto community
11/16/2022 - The next UK budget is Rishi Sunak's chance to right Liz Truss's wrongs
11/16/2022 - 3 barriers to playing well with others at work, and how to overcome them
11/16/2022 - To reach trillions of dollars, climate finance is getting an extreme makeover
11/16/2022 - Taylor Swift fansâ rage sparks calls to break up Ticketmaster and Live Nation
11/16/2022 - An unproven herbal covid pill is a big winner in Beijingâs new pandemic rules
11/16/2022 - Indian cities need $840 billion in infrastructure over the next 15 years
11/16/2022 - đ Crediting inflation
11/16/2022 - EstĂŠe Lauder expands its luxury footprint with Tom Fordâs blockbuster acquisition
11/16/2022 - ⌠Making money in Africaâs capital markets
11/16/2022 - India's Reliance and Nayara reap a harvest from Europe's energy crisis
11/15/2022 - Space Business: Red Team
11/15/2022 - đ NATO allies on edge
11/15/2022 - More Americans are starting new businesses despite the slowing economy
11/15/2022 - Mackenzie Scott just became America's 4th-most-generous philanthropist, vaulting ahead of Mike Bloomberg
11/15/2022 - American companies are seeing an inflation slowdown
11/15/2022 - The worldâs population just hit 8 billionâ âand that's okay
11/15/2022 - COP27: The case of the missing coal deal
11/15/2022 - Nigeria's currency redesign plan just got more serious
11/15/2022 - đ Bezos's bad timing
11/15/2022 - The US is making airlines pay for delaying refunds
11/15/2022 - Why do people in good organizations do bad things?
11/15/2022 - The US has stopped suspecting that India manipulates the rupee
11/15/2022 - Warren Buffett backs Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC like a full-fledged tech investor
11/14/2022 - US tech companies have laid off 33,000 people since October
11/14/2022 - âWakanda Foreverâ broke a box office record, but Disney is still prepping for economic winter
11/14/2022 - đ One baby step for Xi and Biden
11/14/2022 - Jeff Bezos' plan to give away his fortune won't help the 10,000 workers Amazon is planning to lay off
11/14/2022 - Gold: Itâs pretty standard
11/14/2022 - The secret US space plane has incredible timing, returning to earth as Biden meets Xi
11/14/2022 - Michelle Obama is becoming the first lady of memoirs
11/14/2022 - How leaders can move past hurdles to delegate better
11/14/2022 - The most promising source of climate cash at COP27 is not part of COP
11/14/2022 - India has drawn its red lines at the Sharm El Sheikh climate conference
11/14/2022 - What can tech do to avert the global climate change crisis?
11/14/2022 - Crypto exchanges are desperate to show theyâre not the next FTX
11/14/2022 - đ Crypto's recipe to calm nerves
11/14/2022 - Yellen is happy for India to buy as much Russian oil as it wants, but there's a caveat
11/14/2022 - Biden is the first president in 20 years to hold the Senate at the midterms
11/14/2022 - Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani has set his eyes on Liverpool Football Club
11/13/2022 - Sri Lankans are skipping meals to beat the surge in food prices
11/13/2022 - đ Chill, zero-covid
11/13/2022 - Twitterâs trials and tribulations in Africa
11/12/2022 - The agenda of Joe Biden's face-to-face meeting with Xi Jinping is filled with thorny issues
11/12/2022 - Four ends to the Twitter saga
11/11/2022 - Want to find meaning at work? Try taking an inner road trip
11/11/2022 - Read the full text of FTX's bankruptcy filing
11/11/2022 - The world has nine years to prevent climate catastrophe
11/11/2022 - FTX declares bankruptcy and Sam Bankman-Fried resigns as global regulators encircle the company
11/11/2022 - India's green energy dream is being funded by the coal and oil profits of its two richest men
11/11/2022 - Chinaâs BYD sells more carsâbut Tesla makes eight times more profit per vehicle
11/11/2022 - Shadow banking by crypto exchanges will continue to wreak financial havoc after FTX
11/11/2022 - đ A fortnight of chaos @Twitter
11/11/2022 - Elon Musk might have already broken Twitterâs agreement with the FTC
11/11/2022 - Californiaâs lawsuit against âforever chemicalsâ makes bold demands for contamination compensation
11/11/2022 - US tech companies are shedding their office leases
11/11/2022 - A Hyderabad firm wants to be Indiaâs SpaceX
11/10/2022 - Workplace tech is changing fast. Are companies keeping up?
11/10/2022 - đ No remote work: send Tweet
11/10/2022 - KFC blamed a bot for its Kristallnacht marketing fail in Germany
11/10/2022 - US food prices are finally easingâbut not if youâre eating out
11/10/2022 - High inflation is driving Americans into more debt
11/10/2022 - 7 questions to ensure transformation efforts continue during a recession
11/10/2022 - These are the sports deals at risk if FTX goes bankrupt
11/10/2022 - Africa will lose 64% of GDP to climate change by 2100
11/10/2022 - What will happen to laid-off tech workers on H-1B visas?
11/10/2022 - Ditch the desk: workers stay longer with location flexibilityâhow companies can respond
11/10/2022 - US inflation is finally showing signs of backing off
11/10/2022 - COP27 is flooded by hundreds of fossil fuel lobbyists
11/10/2022 - COP27: Hello offsets, my old friend
11/10/2022 - Foreign alcohol brands are banking on Indiaâs love for the hard stuff
11/10/2022 - Chinaâs Singles' Day sellers seek long-term customer relationships
11/10/2022 - Artificial intelligence means anyone can cast Hollywood stars in their own films
11/10/2022 - đ FTX's bad week worsens
11/10/2022 - India has lost 70 million hectares of farmland since 2015
11/10/2022 - Ye is out, but Yeezy is staying at Adidas
11/10/2022 - Sequoia is the firstâbut likely not the lastâto mark FTX a zero dollar investment
11/10/2022 - Carbon offsets are making a comeback at COP27
11/9/2022 - Elon Musk needs Twitterâs advertisers more than they need him
11/9/2022 - đ Binance decides to bounce
11/9/2022 - Adam Smithâs invisible hand: A mishandled metaphor
11/9/2022 - Here's where the strong dollar is making luxury goods cheaper
11/9/2022 - Abortion rights won the US midterms
11/9/2022 - Space Business: Never Tweet
11/9/2022 - Can you guess these Thanksgiving staples from their inflationary trend?
11/9/2022 - What are climate reparations, and which countries should pay?
11/9/2022 - Neurodiversity at work: how to include and leverage employee differences
11/9/2022 - Zuck wants you to know heâs âsorryâ about laying off thousands of Meta employees
11/9/2022 - Africaâs best soccer player is set to miss the World Cup in Qatar
11/9/2022 - ⌠Fixing Africaâs fertilizer problem
11/9/2022 -
How to build your self-awareness at work
11/9/2022 - Uganda plans to print 3D human tissue in space
11/9/2022 - The oldest US Congress in history just got a little younger with its first Gen Z member
11/9/2022 - đ What red wave?
11/9/2022 - Colorado can pave the way for a legal magic mushroom market in a mixed night for drug liberalization
11/9/2022 - Binance goes to war on FTX tokens, then sweeps in to buy all of FTX
11/9/2022 - John Fetterman flipping Pennsylvania blue is one for the books
11/8/2022 - Why everyone is getting offers for free Yeti coolers from Dick's Sporting Goods
11/8/2022 - đ Crypto cuffing season
11/8/2022 - 5 workplace benefits that support employees as caregivers
11/8/2022 - The 6 states where abortion is on the ballot in the 2022 midterm elections
11/8/2022 - Did Binance save FTX from insolvency?
11/8/2022 - Powerball reveals winning numbers in record jackpot drawing after security delay
11/8/2022 - How to think about Powerball's record "$2 billion" jackpot like an economist
11/8/2022 - Thereâs a problem with the way we talk about burnout
11/8/2022 - Microsoft Japanâs four-day week is new evidence that working less is good for productivity
11/8/2022 - Finlandâs new prime minister wants her country on a four-day workweek
11/8/2022 - The four-day work week is fantastic news for gender equality
11/8/2022 - The four-day work week is suddenly catching on
11/8/2022 - Icelandâs four-day work week trial was a triumph for all
11/8/2022 - The four-day work week is finally catching on
11/8/2022 - California could adopt a four-day workweek. Is that a good thing?
11/8/2022 - Lithuania will give a four-day workweek to parents with young kids
11/8/2022 - Working flexible hours can make you feel less motivated
11/8/2022 - After gun rights groups, poultry is the next most Republican-leaning industry in the US
11/8/2022 - The list of companies that joined the worldâs biggest four-day week experiment
11/8/2022 - Thereâs one job perk more popular than a four-day workweek
11/8/2022 - Why it's so hard for your company to close the pay gap
11/8/2022 - Opinion | The pay gap is merely a symptom for women of color
11/8/2022 - What to say and do when your employee asks for a raise
11/8/2022 - 6 strategies to help HR and companies close the pay gap
11/8/2022 - 10 questions to understand how pay works at your company
11/8/2022 - A new law in California forces companies to disclose salary ranges
11/8/2022 - Here's where companies can start with their salary transparency
11/8/2022 - These are the UKâs highest paying companiesâand what theyâll pay you
11/8/2022 - Want to calculate your companyâs gender pay gap? Thereâs a guide for that
11/8/2022 - What happens when colleagues know each otherâs salaries
11/8/2022 - How knowing your colleagueâs salary could hurt you
11/8/2022 - New evidence suggests women get kinder, less honest feedback at work
11/8/2022 - What every manager should know about giving feedback
11/8/2022 - You wonât be a great leader until you conquer this fear
11/8/2022 - Four ways to give your employees better feedback, from management veterans
11/8/2022 - How negative feedback impacts women and men differently
11/8/2022 - How to give feedback that actually works, without hurting anyone more than you have to
11/8/2022 - How Frank Lloyd Wright designed a distraction-free home office
11/8/2022 - Marie Kondoâs strategy for finding joy at home during the coronavirus quarantine
11/8/2022 - How to design a happy home office
11/8/2022 - Has remote work made conference tables obsolete?
11/8/2022 - The existential toll of missing the office
11/8/2022 - A look inside LEGOâs new corporate headquarters
11/8/2022 - Beware the chilling effects of hot desking
11/8/2022 - Can any amount of upgrading make people love the office?
11/8/2022 - Leaders can stop quiet quittingâhere's how
11/8/2022 - A dating app subscription isn't actually a bad idea at a time of high inflation
11/8/2022 - Six years after demonetization, cash has roared back in India
11/8/2022 - COP27: A shaky start
11/8/2022 - Satellites are hunting "dark vessels" that evade sanctions at sea
11/8/2022 - The Indian law that might trip up Musk's $8 blue tick plans
11/8/2022 - đ Walgreens' boosted alliance
11/8/2022 - Walgreens' healthcare arm is buying its way to profitability by 2024
11/8/2022 - The global economics behind America's fentanyl problem
11/7/2022 - Banks can't stomach genuine climate targets
11/7/2022 - đ Laying off and laying back on
11/7/2022 - What the blocked Penguin and Simon & Schuster merger could mean for the Kroger-Albertson's deal
11/7/2022 - The Kroger-Albertsons merger raises one big question: Why now?
11/7/2022 - The antitrust pressure on the Kroger-Albertsons merger is building
11/7/2022 - Twitter rival Mastodon is trending on Twitter
11/7/2022 - Metaâs looming layoffs will decide the direction of Zuckerbergâs metaverse obsession
11/7/2022 - American billionairesâ political spending overwhelmingly leans Republican
11/7/2022 - India's supreme court beat SCOTUS to reviewing affirmative action
11/7/2022 - Rumors and intrigue are Chinaâs biggest market movers
11/7/2022 - A hacking group stole $11 million from 12 African countries
11/7/2022 - Nigeriaâs first real-time elections tracker is switched on for the 2023 polls
11/7/2022 - đ Musk misfires
11/7/2022 - Twitter's mass layoffs are already misfiring
11/6/2022 - đ All eyes on climate
11/6/2022 - COP27 kicks off in Egypt
11/5/2022 - The case against "polycrisis"
11/4/2022 - Flooding threatens African food supplies just as much as drought
11/4/2022 - Elon Musk's Twitter enters the strange new world of hybrid workplace layoffs
11/4/2022 - As more tech companies lay off workers, job cuts at Twitter are poised to make more noise
11/4/2022 - There's more softness in the latest US jobs report than most people realize
11/4/2022 - Amid Twitterâs mass layoffs, donât forget it began with a $150 million weed joke
11/4/2022 - Mineral-rich countries want to form an OPEC for battery minerals
11/4/2022 - To save water, Egypt should farm fish instead of crops
11/4/2022 - COP27: The $100 billion question
11/4/2022 - Economic pessimism about inflation and recession chips away at the Democratsâ midterm hopes
11/4/2022 - đ Firing a tweet(er)
11/4/2022 - Xi Jinping's reelection has made Tiger Global more nervous about doing business in China
11/4/2022 - Why India can't kick its addiction to Chinese electronics
11/3/2022 - đ A long, winding recession
11/3/2022 - Hereâs how many blue checks Elon Musk would need to sell just to cover interest payments at Twitter
11/3/2022 - Marvel directors: There will never be another $1 billion opening. âAvatar 2â and DC: Hold my cape
11/3/2022 - Global employees trust business more than governmentâand are demanding more from employers, too
11/3/2022 - The "Lawyers of Kleenex" are taking a soft approach to the hard realities of genericide
11/3/2022 - Kenya has 5G now. But who can afford it?
11/3/2022 - Delhi's air has turned toxic againâprompting more band-aid solutions
11/3/2022 - China is bringing industrial policy to the metaverse
11/3/2022 - As clocks fall back, America's plan to make daylight saving time permanent has made no progress
11/3/2022 - TikTokâs updated data privacy policy does little to settle nerves
11/3/2022 - What does the booming sperm-donor industry owe to people it helps conceive?
11/3/2022 - đ A price tag on opioid deaths
11/3/2022 - Ambition: Can giving up be good for you?
11/3/2022 - Workers worldwide are questioning what ambition really means to them
11/2/2022 - Why are 93% of companies still struggling to be sustainable?
11/2/2022 - đ Netflix adds ads
11/2/2022 - A big quarter for energy stocks can make Indiaâs richest man even richer
11/2/2022 - Space Business: Chain of Fuels
11/2/2022 - The companies responsible for the $1.5 trillion-a-year US opioid crisis will pay a total of $53 billion for it
11/2/2022 - Spam: America in a can
11/2/2022 - The Fed might give the global economy a break in December
11/2/2022 - Nigeria's surprise move against inflation: redesigning its currency notes
11/2/2022 - Awareness: The meta skill for the future of work
11/2/2022 - Yet another lockdown in China will test the worldâs biggest iPhone factoryâs âclosed loopâ management system
11/2/2022 - A third of Americans have working-class jobs. Only 1% of state lawmakers do
11/2/2022 - Even at a lower 6.89%, I bonds arenât losing their sheen anytime soon
11/2/2022 - đ Not-so-quiet quitters
11/2/2022 - ⌠Improving the skills of Africaâs workforce
11/2/2022 - As China's wages rise, Mexico beckons manufacturers
11/1/2022 - Elon Musk is negotiating his new Twitter fees in real time with Stephen King
11/1/2022 - đ Whereâs the wheat?
11/1/2022 - Holders of the worldâs most powerful passports are among the least likely to travel
11/1/2022 - How powerful is your countryâs passport?
11/1/2022 - YouTube's new "Primetime Channels" put millions of streamers in direct competition with cable TV
11/1/2022 - The FTC wants to ban âgotchaâ fees on hotels, concerts, and flights
11/1/2022 - The US Supreme Court is coming for workplace diversity initiatives next
11/1/2022 - Americans are still quitting fast enough to keep the Fed on an aggressive path
11/1/2022 - Four ways to be an effective work advocate
11/1/2022 - The complete guide to writing for Quartz at Work
11/1/2022 - Central banks haven't bought this much gold since 1967
11/1/2022 - In India, Chinese EVs aim to repeat the success of Chinese smartphones
11/1/2022 - India rolls out the first pilot of its digital rupee
11/1/2022 - Kenya's 'hustler' president is emptying the pockets of the poor
11/1/2022 - Penguinâs merger with Simon & Schuster was blocked because consolidation is bad for authors
11/1/2022 - This is what it's costing Japan to deal with the Fed's rate hikes
11/1/2022 - đ To the oil companies go the spoils
11/1/2022 - Biden urged oil companies to voluntarily pass on record profits and "stop war profiteering"