Selected works

3M Reaches $10.3 Billion Settlement in ‘Forever Chemicals’ Suits (The New York Times, June 2023)

10 Days That Have Roiled Markets: A Timeline of the Banking Chaos (The New York Times, March 2023)

Silicon Valley Had Its Heyday. Can Tech Ecosystems Now Grow Inland? (The New York Times, September 2022)

Nuclear Is Back on the Table for a Green Future (The New York Times, June 2022)

The Office Monsters Are Trying to Claw Their Way Back to 2019 (The New York Times, June 2022)

‘There Is No Reasonable Way for This to End’: Bill Browder on How to Stop the War (The New York Times, April 2022)

Why No One Hears What You’re Really Saying (Fast Company, March 2019)

Silicon Valley Needs to Stop Being So Scared of Sex (Quartz, January 2017)

The Sex Toy Revolution (Marie Claire magazine, November 2016)

Silicon Valley Human Resources Veteran Patty McCord Helps Businesses Build Influence (Fast Company magazine, September 2016)

Can This Wall Street Insider Sell Trump to the Republican Establishment? (Quartz, May 2016)

Neuroscience Proves Torturing Terrorists Won’t Keep Us Safe (Quartz, April 2016)

The “Modern” Workplace Doesn’t Just Make Us Lonely, It Can Make Us Physically Ill (Quartz, November, 2015)

What It’s Like to be Young, Gender Neutral and in the Job Market (Fortune, October 2015)

I Used to be Ashamed of my Family’s Smelly Asian Cooking. Now It Fills Me With Pride (Quartz, October 2015)

Your Brain Is Particularly Vulnerable to Trauma at Two Distinct Ages (Quartz, August 2015)

That’s How We Roll (Marie Claire magazine, July 2015)

Our Poor Sleeping Habits Are Filling Our Brains With Neurotoxins (Quartz, June 2015)

This Is the Latest Way Employers Mask Age Bias, Lawyers Say (Fortune, May 2015)

Silicon Valley Attorneys: Already Seeing a ‘Pao Effect’ (Fortune, April 2015)

An Innovative, Feminist Sex Toy Just Made Crowdfunding History (Quartz, March 2015)

The Casual Workplace Is Making Sexual Harassment Harder to Identify — and Stop (Quartz, March 2015)

What Young Women in Tech Are Saying About the Ellen Pao Case (Fortune, March 2015)