Mark Glassman
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Rising Beef, Pork, and Egg Costs Make Food Inflation Hard to Escape
With soaring energy prices contributing to increases, the trend is not likely to reverse soon. → Read More
Startups From Chime to Robinhood Race to Build a Money Super App
For decades, Wall Street has failed to create a financial supermarket. Can fintech find the one app to rule them all? → Read More
Cars Cost More Than Ever, and They’re Selling Faster, Too
The post-pandemic boom fizzled when a chip shortage halted assembly lines. → Read More
Data Show Demand for Butt Implants Soared During the Pandemic
Hair transplants, not so much. → Read More
Where the Rich Are Getting Richer Around the World
How income inequality compares globally. → Read More
In a Market Full of Optimists, These Are the Most Expensive Stocks
Tesla is on the list, of course, but investors are also expecting rebounds from industries hit hard by lockdowns. → Read More
The New Political Center: Legalize Weed, Restrict Gun Sales, Taxes Are Just Right
Public opinion has changed more on some issues than others since Ronald Reagan beat Jimmy Carter. → Read More
Video Game Numbers Show an Industry’s All-Out Growth
Three companies dominate the bestseller list as spending surges. → Read More
How the Sacklers Shifted $10.8 Billion of Their Opioid Fortune
This is where money from Purdue Pharma’s flagship painkiller, OxyContin, flowed. → Read More
The Stock Pop From a Crypto Rebrand Doesn’t Last
Companies have been racing to tie themselves with blockchain and are seeing short-term gains. → Read More
People Are Liking Trump’s Tweets Less
Twitter users are showing the president less love. → Read More
Another Way to Look at Pay
Over the past few years, the labor market has been an enigma. The jobless rate is low, but pay has risen slowly. One explanation: We’re measuring pay imperfectly. The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta’s Wage Growth Tracker suggests wages have risen more than the conventional measure says they have. → Read More
Student Loans, Rising Tuition Fuel Increase in Consumer Debt
Changes in student lending and rising tuition fuel an increase in consumer debt. → Read More
Americans’ Love of SUVs, Pickups, and Vans Keeps Getting Stronger
Americans’ love of SUVs, pickups, and vans keeps getting stronger. → Read More
Star Wars: The Force Accounted
Who is the Force strongest with? And how has the balance between light and dark shifted throughout the series? In anticipation of “The Force Awakens,” we decided to find out by watching every minute of the first two trilogies to identify, measure, and categorize use of the Force. → Read More
The (James) Bond Index: From gadgets and tuxes to cocktails and quip
Six actors have played James Bond. Here's how they stack up in wit, libido, cocktails, and chest hair → Read More
The (James) Bond Index
Six actors have played James Bond. Here's how they stack up in wit, libido, cocktails, and chest hair. → Read More
The Top-Selling Apps You've Never Heard Of
You can tell a lot about someone by his iPhone home screen. A teenager may have more games than an older millennial, who may have more social networking apps than a boomer. There are also differences among nations. Apple's App Store has users registered in 155 distinct countries and territories, and although such apps as Candy Crush and Spotify are top-sellers the world over, some regions have… → Read More
Iran’s Oil Production Could Jump Post-Sanctions
Sanctions against Iran, devised to bring it to the negotiating table and curb its nuclear program, made it hard for the country to sell its oil. Deprived of customers and investment, Iranians saw production fall to less than half its peak before the 1979 revolution. A July 13 deal between Iran and six major nations could lift those sanctions, and the oil will flow. → Read More
Words of Wisdom for the Class of 2015
Graduation speeches. They are what they are. But remarks by the late and current CEOs of Apple offer advice applicable far beyond the office. → Read More