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drilling down
Why reports of huge shale finds don’t mean much until the oil starts flowing
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The private drone industry is like Apple in 1984
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Congratulations Britain, your austerity push may mean a triple-dip recession.
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Don’t get too excited—Lenovo probably can’t buy RIM
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Apple opens its eyes wider in China, finds terrible labor practices
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Samsung, the anti-Apple, posts a record operating profit and beats expectations
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turbulent
The annotated history of Netflix’s recent past
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Corrupt Chinese officials are racing to withdraw cash and sell property while they can
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Hyundai is tamping down plans for the messy Indian car market
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Any last words?
Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner endorses fiscal stimulus on his way out the door
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bedding
Investors choose sleep over sex in mattress wars
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China’s mega-rich are worth more than the annual output of South Korea and Taiwan
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Orlando the cat has a better chance of beating the stock market than a hedge fund manager
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Probable new SEC head Mary Jo White is hard on Wall Street, soft on puppies
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Why the Chinese government wants everyone to know Beijing’s first-time home buyers are the youngest in the world
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Yes, the iPad Mini is cannibalizing sales of the larger iPad
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If Spain were the size of the US, it would have over 40 million unemployed
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After Algeria
24 resource-producing places that could be as vulnerable to attack as Algeria
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Men at Work
This week women are 66% harder to find at Davos than anywhere else
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Below the surface
Microsoft dips on a mixed earnings report, but keeps mum about Surface and Windows 8
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Exclusive
The confidential list of everyone attending Davos this year
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Modest ProPostal
How the Post Office can save America: A Quartz data essay
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gender bender
Tech companies, stop hiring women to be the Office Mom
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Today shares of Netflix closed at $146.86, up 42% on the day. The last time the investors had this much confidence in the video company’s value was before its botched attempt to raise prices and split its business into two.
Here’s how the market has valued Netflix over the last two years:
