The Sam Bankman-Fried trial got a little wild this week.

Our capitalist/anti-capitalist queen

When everyone has a positional good, it loses its value. Hence, the terrible state of VIP travel lounges.

Facial recognition is coming for us all, and society probably isn’t ready for it.

Elizabeth Holmes went from optimistic founder, to convicted criminal.

The UAW is trying tactics it’s never used before.

Coco Krumme joins Slate Money to discuss the false promise of optimization.

Jho Low stole billions and funded a Leonardo DiCaprio movie.

Slate Money checks in on the status of work ahead of Labor Day

A book provides a dozen ways to help the world’s poorest people. Will they work?

This one goes out to anyone who has tried to help a prince get his money

Is it too late for the Worldwide Leader in Sports to get into gambling?

A look at the man behind one of the biggest Ponzi schemes in history.

Let us explain the ways America is like Mark Zuckerberg asking for a loan.

What does the UPS union agreement mean for other shipping companies?

Why Amazon is actually bad at disrupting businesses, the state of the retail apocalypse, and Puerto Rico’s tax dodging crypto bros.

Bob Iger, two worker strikes, and the challenges of streaming

Meta launched a new competitor to Twitter. Will it be the next big thing?

The recent Supreme Court decision could change how American companies hire

Slate Money gets an update on college athletics after two years with Name, Image and Likeness rules

Slate Money talks the decline in global economic inequality, tacky beach pictures, and what happened to the Instant Pot.

Slate Money breaks down SEC lawsuits against Binance and Coinbase

How the ongoing Writers Guild strike affects the entertainment economy