Henry Englert Hiring data reveals the job cuts and lobbying behind Big Tech’s Prop 22 campaign As Election Day draws closer, the Prop 22 campaign reveals Big Tech’s playbook for future political battles.
From Twitter to Disney to Goldman Sachs, here are top companies' WFH plans Jael Goldfine 8.21.20 11:00 AM
Here are the cheapest and most expensive places to move during the pandemic There isn't a definitive answer as to whether people are moving more during the pandemic, but home sales data can give us a better understanding of the cities in flux. Julia Gray 11.20.20 8:00 PM
How Quantopian's open-source investment dream died Quantopian was an open-source investment fund that taught users about quant investment. Now, it's shut down. Danny Konstantinovic 11.9.20 10:30 PM
Bankrupt companies gave execs seven-figure bonuses before mass layoffs — here's how much they paid out Companies like Hertz and J.C. Penney doled out exec bonuses and mass layoffs before filing for Chapter 11. These are 10 of the biggest offenders in this new trend of bad bankruptcy behavior. Jael Goldfine 11.3.20 2:00 PM
Here's how bankruptcy law could change to help with student debt Giant corporations and homeowners ditch debt through bankruptcy. Students want to do the same. Jael Goldfine 10.16.20 12:00 PM
Here are the companies hiring now: L Brands, TriNet, Forever 21, and more Companies in finance, retail, real estate, and travel are ramping up hiring efforts as states start to open up. Thinknum Media 9.24.20 12:00 PM
A brief history of SoulCycle: How a cycling company sparked hate and hype for an entire industry People are willing to pay a lot to find their souls. But will their love for tap-backs persist in the face of the pandemic? Jessica Hicks 9.17.20 12:56 PM