Peruvian-Mexican documentary photographer Musuk Nolte describes one image from an award-winning series as his favorite: an aerial shot of three fishermen standing in what was once…
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Something shifted quietly in corporate offices sometime around late 2024, and by 2026 it’s impossible to ignore. The word “diversity” has been disappearing from job titles,…
The way markets react to oil shocks has an almost mechanical quality. The headlines feel fresh, the names change, and the location changes, but the underlying…
The Antennae Galaxies have a genuinely unnerving quality that makes you pause and reevaluate the scope of things rather than being frightening. Two massive spiral galaxies…
You’ll notice something almost immediately when you walk into any private equity pitch meeting. The charts are stunning. Returns increase steadily. There seems to be very…
Like many gaming controversies, it began with a tweet that, at the time, most likely seemed reasonable. Randy Pitchford, CEO of Gearbox Software, was informed by…
Maxence Visseau, a macro trader in Dubai, didn’t sleep for the first 48 hours of the Iran War. He was reducing what would have taken days…
There are apartment buildings in the new developments surrounding cities like Wuhan and Zhengzhou that have been unfinished for the past three or four years. In…
John Meriwether did something different in the fall of 1987, when senior executives at Salomon Brothers were making rash, gut-driven bets worth billions of dollars while…
It began on a Saturday. In a post on Truth Social, President Trump gave Iran a 48-hour deadline to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or risk…