Oliver Staley

The fourth in Quartz’s business journalism series, A Better Kind of Business Journalism, focused on practical tips for finding story ideas in data and documents.

Hollywood’s decision to debut movies online as well as in theaters is creating enemies.

The origins of track and field’s more esoteric events date back hundreds, even thousands, of years.

The pandemic spurred investment in new technologies, and investirs are eager to share in the wealth.

Carnival Cruise Line bookings for 2022 are exceeding 2019’s pace after a miserable pandemic year.

A study among Rohingya refugees shows that work—even unpaid work—has powerful psychological benefits.

Rover, a dog-walking and pet-boarding app worth $1.35 billion, is expanding internationally.

It’s been a long, twisty road for WarnerMedia and Discovery, a merger that will combine properties as diverse as Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, and Batman.

Reddit CEO Steve Huffman is a big fan of Roblox, and thinks its shows the future for paying redditors

Splitting stocks is an old-fashioned way for companies to manipulate their share prices. It’s not something Amazon has any need to do.

Gluten free brewery TWØBAYS has launched an “easy-drinking” beer sub-brand with the first release selling out online in just 24 hours.

After 15 years as editor of the Financial Times, Lionel Barber has written a memoir with anecdotes about Obama, Trump, Putin, and Modi.

The SPAC deal for Rover is another sign of the growing pet-care industry.

From Michael Ovitz at Disney to Bill Belichick with the Jets, the transfer of power doesn’t always go smoothly.

Soon after the Dutch East India Trading company began selling shared in 1602, investors figured out how to short them.

AK-47s: The world’s deadliest weapon

More than half of the gaming platform’s users are under 13.

Born out of gaming, Discord now has 120 million users and is growing fast.

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