American TP is getting more luxuriousBy Tony WagnerMarch 16, 2015Mike Zarrilli/Getty ImagesHere are the stories we're reading and numbers we're watching Monday.POSTED IN: numbers The Numbers by the numbers aol toilet paper police Coke Coca-cola read
The top 1 percent is richer in some states than othersBy Mitchell HartmanJanuary 26, 2015Tax Credits/FlickrThe gap is narrower in states where wages are rising for the bottom 99 percent.POSTED IN: the 1 percent wealthy income disparity ListenreadDownloadDownload
The 'one percent' lead holiday retailBy Mitchell HartmanDecember 15, 2014Spencer Platt/Getty ImagesLuxury retail has rebounded sooner and stronger than the rest of the market.POSTED IN: holiday shopping Christmas 1 percent ListenreadDownloadDownload
How big is a billion users?By Stan Alcorn and Tony WagnerOctober 29, 2014Thomas Coex/AFP/Getty ImagesMark Zuckerberg says it's the benchmark for turning Facebook's products into meaningful businesses.POSTED IN: Facebook Mark Zuckerberg 1 billion billion WhatsApp instagram ListenreadDownloadDownload
Shhh! It's time for Formula E!By Theo LeggettJuly 10, 2014David Becker/Getty ImagesIf Formula E is the future of racing, then it's going to be a rather quiet place.POSTED IN: racing formula 1 formula e cars bbc world service ListenreadDownloadDownload
The nuances of the '1 percent'By Krissy Clark and David GuraMay 08, 2014Stan Honda/AFP/GettyImagesA Marketplace report on income inequality garnered a lot of feedback.POSTED IN: 1 percent income inequality ListenreadDownloadDownload
Making it to the 1 percent is more common than you thinkBy Krissy ClarkMay 02, 2014John W. Adkisson/Getty ImagesAbout one in eight Americans become part of the 1 percent for at least a year.POSTED IN: 1 percent income inequality ListenreadDownloadDownload
About half of America has zero net wealthBy Noel KingApril 21, 2014TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP/Getty ImagesTo find wealth in the U.S., take a look at the top 0.1 percent.POSTED IN: wealth 1 percent debt personal debt assets ListenreadDownloadDownload
New YouTube comment rules make everybody mad, right?By Ben JohnsonNovember 12, 2013Google/YouTubeBy requiring users to sign up for Google+ in order to comment on YouTube, Google has sparked outrage.POSTED IN: Google google plus google+ YouTube comments ListenreadDownloadDownload
