Why a pivotal Illinois child influencer law is inspiring more states to recognize family vlogging as child labor

The Money team explains Mnuchin’s NYCB bailout, that e-wallet lyfe 🤘, and the new carbon reporting rules for public companies.

As TikTok and UMG argue over whether TikTok is a music platform or not, artists are left in the dark.

Gary Stevenson tells how he became Citibank’s youngest and most profitable trader.

What happens when your loved one’s death becomes funeral clickbait?

How the Substack writer went from running Bon Appétit’s social media to breaking down the truth behind your favorite viral posts

The Money team dives into Elon Musk’s OpenAI lawsuit, Wendy’s surge pricing burgergate, and Apple’s scrapped electric car.

Does the First Amendment prevent social media companies from moderating their content—or defend their right to?

Thirty years ago, OK Soda arrived in select stores and offered up a fizzy irony.

How legal personhood for embryos will make having children harder.

The Money crew discusses the potential Capital One/Discovery merger, the 800-pound Nvidia gorilla, and America’s car wash epidemic.

As sea levels rise, the ground below us sinks.

Author Carrie Sun tells of life as a hedge fund manager’s sole assistant.

When you look through these smart goggles, they look back—and can tell what you’re seeing.

The Money squad explains why the U.S.’s post-COVID economy is doing so well, TikTok’s big feud with Universal Music, and Lyft’s very expensive typo.

Plus, why food influencer Emily Mariko got backlash for selling a $120 tote bag

How an invasion became an innovation hub for private tech companies - and the future of war.

Gen Z, AI and IRL meet-cutes are driving the next disruption in dating app culture

Who needs a Swiss bank account when you’ve got a Delaware shell corporation?

Algorithms are shaping our world, even down to latte art.

You can’t put a price on love—or your user base will swipe left on you.

The Money gang talks Disney’s Fortnight and Taylor Swift investments, why NYCB’s loss is renters’ gain, and the comeback of the SAT.

Nearly a decade after a “landmark” settlement, former players are still struggling to get the help they’re ostensibly entitled to.

Why Universal Music Group pulled their catalog from TikTok and created a lose-lose situation for everyone involved

Author and journalist Bianca Bosker peels back the canvas of the high-end art world.