Andy Kiersz is a quant reporter at Business Insider. Andy studied mathematics at the University of Chicago and Purdue University.
The March jobs report showed that the American economy lost more jobs in March than predicted, indicating that the economic fallout from COVID-19 may be far worse than anticipated.
The equation suggests that success is a combination of a good idea and the talent and skill needed to bring that idea to fruition.
Jobs with lots of manual labor in a predictable environment could see higher automation in the years to come, while jobs involving managing human employees are likely safe for now.
Data from the US Census Bureau shows the biggest export and import partner of all 50 US states in 2016.
37 jobs that are quickly disappearing in the US.
A look at the state-by-state earnings of millennials in the US.
A series of maps exploring the US's economic and social differences.
Using the final medal count along with 2015 GDP figures, this calculation determines the number of medals each country won per $10 billion of GDP.
Using data from the Economic Policy Institute, this map highlights the extent of US inequality.
Here are the white collar jobs with the largest pay gaps between full-time, year-round male and female workers as of 2014.
This is how much you can hope to earn on Wall Street based on your degree, according to Emolument, a salary-benchmarking website.
Mathematician Ian Stewart book takes a look at the most pivotal equations of all time, and puts them in a human, rather than technical context.
