Jun 26 Why Women Can, and Can't Have It All In her controversial cover story "Why Women Still Can't Have It All" for this month's The Atlantic, Anne-Marie Slaughter, Princeton University professor and former State Department official, asks if women -- "highly educated, well-off women who are privileged… Continue reading
Jun 26 U.S. Housing Prices on the Rise -- Except in Detroit Shuttered and repossessed homes line the streets of a middle class neighborhood on the East side of Detroit. Photo by Charles Ommanney/Getty Images. Only in Detroit. That's the punchline from the monthly S&P/Case-Shiller housing survey, published Tuesday… Continue reading
Jun 26 U.S. Housing Prices on the Rise -- Except in Detroit Shuttered and repossessed homes line the streets of a middle class neighborhood on the East side of Detroit. Photo by Charles Ommanney/Getty Images. Only in Detroit. That's the punchline from the monthly S&P/Case-Shiller housing survey, published Tuesday… Continue reading
Jun 25 Is Google Scared? Submit Your Questions on the Future of Social Media By Paul Solman // On Friday's show, I interviewed Rory O'Connor, longtime video journalist, blogger and author of the new book, "Friends, Followers and the Future," about the power and perils of social networks. O'Connor has agreed to answer… Continue reading
Jun 25 Is Google Scared? Submit Your Questions on the Future of Social Media EmbedVideo(3715, 482, 304); On Friday's show, I interviewed Rory O'Connor, longtime video journalist, blogger and author of the new book, "Friends, Followers and the Future," about the power and perils of social networks. O'Connor… Continue reading
Jun 22 Watch Could Facebook Get Squashed by a "Better Mousetrap?" Part of his Making Sen$e of financial news series, economic correspondent Paul Solman speaks with author and longtime media blogger Rory O'Connor about social media security, privacy violations and what, if anything, could take Facebook down. Continue watching
Jun 22 Robin Wells on Universal Coverage, Europe Unwinding and Husband Paul Krugman In the last installment of our extended profile of Paul Krugman, we turn to his wife Robin Wells. An economist who also co-authors textbooks with him, Wells talked with us at their home on a particularly rainy… Continue reading
Jun 22 Robin Wells on Universal Coverage, Europe Unwinding and Husband Paul Krugman In the last installment of our extended profile of Paul Krugman, we turn to his wife Robin Wells. An economist who also co-authors textbooks with him, Wells talked with us at their home on a… Continue reading
Jun 22 Watch Robin Wells: Universal Coverage, Europe, Spouse Paul Krugman Economist Robin Wells talks about the economy, Europe and her husband, Paul Krugman. Continue watching
Jun 21 Paul Krugman on the 'Cartoon Physics' of the 2008 Crash EmbedVideo(3695, 620, 386); Thursday marks the penultimate installment of our extended profile of economist and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman here on Making Sen$e. The topic: What happened in the great crash of '08? Are we… Continue reading