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On a visit to Blake Island, Vauhini Vara, author of “The Immortal King Rao,” finds a little-known patch of Pacific Northwest gorgeousness. → Read More
Opposition to the president in Orange County has boosted hopes of a wave election this fall. But the party needs more than anti-Trump anger to win. → Read More
Vauhini Vara, the former business editor of newyorker.com, is a contributing writer for the site. From 2004 to 2013, she was a reporter at the Wall Street Journal, covering California politics and Silicon Valley; her writing has been anthologized in “Dogfight at the Pentagon,” a 2014 collection of page-one features from the Journal. She is also an O. Henry Prize-winning fiction writer, with… → Read More
Vauhini Vara, the former business editor of newyorker.com, is a contributing writer for the site. From 2004 to 2013, she was a reporter at the Wall Street Journal, covering California politics and Silicon Valley; her writing has been anthologized in “Dogfight at the Pentagon,” a 2014 collection of page-one features from the Journal. She is also an O. Henry Prize-winning fiction writer, with… → Read More
One Denver startup learns what it's like to gain traction outside the Bay Area tech scene. → Read More
One Denver startup learns what it's like to gain traction outside the Bay Area tech scene. → Read More
Faced with increasingly angry constituents, many Republican congresspeople have been avoiding town-hall meetings—but the constituents of Senator Cory Gardner found a sort of solution. → Read More
Faced with increasingly angry constituents, many Republican congresspeople have been avoiding town-hall meetings—but the constituents of Senator Cory Gardner found a sort of solution. → Read More
Vauhini Vara on the reaction of Silicon Valley executives and other C.E.O.s to Donald Trump’s ban on refugees and on immigrants from seven Muslim countries. → Read More
The year’s most memorable lines, from some who wield corporate power and others who have observed it. → Read More
The departing C.E.O.’s narrative about his company is one of excellence and focus, but it’s really one of unrelenting expansion. → Read More
Vauhini Vara on the pressures that Snapchat is likely to face from investors and users as the social-media platform embarks on an initial public offering. → Read More
An arbitration clause in Airbnb’s user agreement may keep a claim of racial bias out of the courts. → Read More
The rise of a new, fast-growing class of charities known as donor-advised funds represents a momentous shakeup in charitable giving in the U.S. → Read More
Since people use A.T. & T. to access “content,” the acquisition might help it do better by creating some of that material itself. → Read More
Find the collection of news on Mergers and Acquisitions, in-depth articles, opinion and analysis from The New Yorker. → Read More
Google’s history with hardware is not great, so it has to convince users that the software within makes it valuable. → Read More
Until now, the company has held onto one valuable asset: its number of users. After a huge data breach, even that could be in peril. → Read More
Apple’s latest launch was underwhelming. Does the company’s device-sales salvation lie in the Indian and Chinese markets? → Read More
Marc Lore promised to run Jet.com as a worker-friendly place. So how will the company fare now that it’s being bought by Walmart? → Read More