Month: June 2014

The case for paying female retail workers at least $25,000

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To encourage saving, make people feel more powerful

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Quartz Daily Brief—Europe edition—Obama in Europe, GM deaths, Samsung IPO, deadly female hurricanes

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The world’s biggest coal producer makes a fortune from China’s antiquated railroads—but not for long

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It’s time to honor the unsung hero of Tiananmen Square

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Cars in this new racing championship are fueled by electricity—and tweets

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Quartz Daily Brief—Americas edition—Obama’s “reassurance fund,” Syria’s “election,” Samsung’s inheritance IPO, Leonardo’s cover letter

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Harvard’s two most famous business professors are at odds over online MBAs

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China’s investigation into missing metal could spark a much bigger crisis

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Twitter’s new typeface neglects the countries where it’s growing the fastest

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