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Writing about the challenges of working parenthood didn't fully prepare the author for the transition. The author is not pictured. AE Pictures Inc./Getty Images I'm a careers-and-leadership reporter and I often write about women's experiences at work. When I had a baby, I thought I'd be prepared for the transition to working parenthood. I wasn't. […]
With Hold the Dark, Green Room director Jeremy Saulnier crafts a bleak, unforgiving film with an ever-increasing body count. Shot through with menace and unapologetically nasty, Hold the Dark is bound to horrify some viewers to the point of disengagement. Call it No Country for Cold Men. Jeremy Saulnier’s Hold the Dark is a chilly, unsettling a film loaded with death […]
GUEST: “We came here for the friends.” In the face of a reputation crisis, Facebook is investing heavily in a nationwide advertising campaign to remind us that it is a community first, a business second. The campaign has gone so far as to recognize that spam, clickbait, fake news, data misuse, and political scandal have […]
AUDITORS are often accused of being too lenient on the companies they scrutinise. After all, those companies pay the bills. The four that dominate the market—Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC—also offer lucrative services like consulting and tax advice. Concerns have long swirled that conflicts of interest risk deterring auditors from challenging dodgy accounting. Recent controversies […]
Marian Brannelly As hundreds of high-powered advertising and media executives descend on Cannes this week for a flurry of meetings, marketing stunts, and boozy yacht parties, there’s an undercurrent of deep uncertainly about the industry’s future. As well chronicled in New Yorker writer Ken Auletta’s new book, “Frenemies: The Epic Disruption of the Ad Business […]
Many value investors have drifted away from the hallmark of the strategy championed by the likes of Benjamin Graham and Warren Buffett: actively picking stocks the market has overlooked.
A wild hallucinogen may lead to new painkillers and help change how synthetic chemists work, and, oddly enough, how they publish their science. https://media.wired.com/photos/5a345b191b8a2f160a8dd5ea/master/pass/salvia-FA.jpg Feed: All Latest
“What if there’s nothing? Then we learned, there is nothing.” https://media.wired.com/photos/5a34572d5b461c24af90575f/master/pass/blackhole-FA.jpg Feed: All Latest
Flavorwire is taking the final week of 2017 off, because God knows we need it. But all week, we’ll be reposting some of our favorite pieces from the year. Read them all here. It gets harder and harder to keep track of every single piece of terrible news coming out of Washington these days, so […]
GUEST: In college, I took a financial management class based on a browser-based game unimaginatively called FinGame. In theory, FinGame was meant to simulate the microeconomy of a small business, putting you in control of all its various financial and operational considerations. In reality, it was a snoozer. It had no graphics, just a spreadsheet […]
