Dan Kopf is a reporter for Quartz based in San Francisco. He covers economics and markets. Dan has a Masters in Economics from the London School of Economics.
With COVID-19 forcing office closures, a dramatic rise in remote working has given way to new opportunities, particularly for those living outside cities.
COVID-19 has accelerated the trend of people in their 20s living with their parents in the US, resulting in a 5% increase since the start of the pandemic.
In 2019, the two cities that topped the list for most traffic congestion were Bogota, Colombia and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
2018年，中国游客在全球旅行了近1.5亿次，花费了2770亿美元。在美国花费了超过360亿美元，约占总金额的13%，中国游客通常在夏威夷、好莱坞等消费高的美国城市旅行。
Growing geopolitical pressures and a strong dollar are turning Chinese tourists away from traveling to the US.
The number of US workers over the age of 75 is projected to grow from 1.8 million in 2018 to 3.7 million in 2028.
Two years after the introduction of a new paternity leave programme, eligible parents were 7% to 15% less likely to have another kid than parents who just missed the eligibility cutoff.
According to a recent survey, America's Generation Z is far more accepting than others with not identifying as a man or a woman than other generations.
In 2017, its trade as a percentage of GDP rose above 200% - the highest level for any country of over 50 million people, according to World Bank data.
10 years later, humanities degrees are in decline as students choose subjects with clearer career paths.
A new study highlights the economic benefits of an inclusive and diverse workplace.
New research explores the impact if tariffs were to return to 1990 levels.
A new survey looks at how workers in the US self-report their time spent at work on non-work related activities.
Millions of accounts around the world are inactive, so pushing people to open one isn't enough.
The link between wealth and ease of travel.
