Global Game
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Revenge of the philosophy majors
In Silicon Valley, brilliant coding and engineering is a given. The real value added, increasingly, comes from the people who can sell and humanise. Which is why tech startups suddenly crave liberal arts majors
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An Instagram for music lovers
As app development explodes on campuses, three Tufts undergrads may have just created an Instagram for music lovers
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Liberal arts colleges: Incubators for poets
Small liberal arts colleges in US are reinventing themselves as entrepreneur hatcheries—both for billion-dollar startups and social change makers
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Debt and deceit: Preying on those sinking under student loans
The hucksters who once preyed on underwater mortgage holders have a new set of victims—those sinking under student loans
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The app whisperers at Docker
A startup called Docker cornered a new technology that bundles code and files so apps can run on any server, a breakthrough that has experts comparing it to VMware. Two years ago, it almost went bust
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Fernanda de Lima: The lioness of Brazil
For investors, Brazil has gone from bonanza to basket case. One of its savviest financiers, Fernanda de Lima, thinks a real comeback is in the making
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Vin Diesel: Film's future face
Brawny, brainy and racially ambiguous, Vin Diesel is exactly what global movie audiences want to see these days. And he's cashing in
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Guess how to blow $1.5 billion
The Marciano brothers made Guess the sexiest name in jeans and themselves a $2.7 billion fortune at its peak. Today the family and business are in tatters
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Billion-dollar bloodlines: America's 200 richest families
List of America's 200 richest families
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Jackie Chan: Big bucks for big brother
The most powerful person in the Chinese film industry? Martial arts legend Jackie Chan, who has combined a government perch with a capitalist's attitude to make himself extremely rich