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Google CEO Sundar Pichai

Sundar Pichai Explains Why Google Keeps Spending on Lavish Office Perks

The benefit of employee perks like free meals "far dwarfs the costs associated with it," said the Google CEO.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Beachgoers lay under a blue umbrella in front of the ocean are enjoy their time at Falassarna beach near Chania, Crete Island.

Americans Are Bad at Taking Vacation, But Some Companies Are Trying to Change That

It's August. Where's your OOO message? Some companies are finding new ways to encourage employees to take vacation when they need it.
By Courtney Vinopal
a protest sign reading "Goodbye Roe"

With A Supreme Court Decision on Roe Looming, Few Companies Plan to Offer New Benefits

The Supreme Court may soon overturn Roe v. Wade, but many companies are hesitant to expand employee benefits in response.
By Courtney Vinopal
The CMEE 6th Annual Family Fair at Children's Museum of the East End on July 19, 2014 in Bridgehampton, New York.

Friends With Benefits: Mingle With Generous Celebs at These New York Galas

By Neal Santelmann
Palazzo Chupi.

Palazzo Chupi, the Pink Palace in the Sky, to Host Bruce High Quality Foundation Gala

By Nate Freeman
Ed Ruscha's 'Mint (Red) (Photo by Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images).

To Do This Week: Wild Film Festival and a New Salon for Tots

By Jennifer Ashley Wright
(Photo by Oli Scarff/Getty Images)

To Do This Week: Ian Williams Concert and Mixer for Single Pet Owners

By Jennifer Ashley Wright

To Do This Week: Kick Ass Movies and a Talk About Matisse

By Jennifer Ashley Wright
Ava High Line.

Calling on Developers to Give West Chelsea Workers Decent Wages and Benefits

By Kim Velsey
Lena Dunham will perform at New World Stages (BFA)

To Do This Week In New York: Lena Dunham Performs and Turkey 4 Ways

By Jennifer Ashley Wright
Artists' names on the lights and walls of the Whitney. (Photo courtesy Billy Farrell)

Bye Bye, Breuer Building: The Whitney Bids Adieu to the UES with a Going Away Gala

By Nate Freeman
The Cunard White Star Building during the 2014 ICI Gala. (Photo courtesy Billy Farrell)

Anthony Haden-Guest at the ICI Gala, in the Imperial Splendor of the Cunard Building

By Anthony Haden-Guest
Brian Donnelly, also known as the artist KAWS, with his work at the 2014 RxArt Benefit. (Photo courtesy BFA)

Kid-Friendly KAWS Painting Sells for a Very Adult Price at the RxArt Annual Benefit

By Ann Binlot
Nachos were served in an upturned $2 umbrella at the party. (Photo courtesy BFANYC.com)

Bruce High Quality Foundation Serves Up Umbrella Nachos for Its Free Art School

By Ann Binlot
A Lynne Tillman in a fortune cookie. (Courtesy Laurie Simmons' Instagram)

Dark Optimism vs. Bright Pessimism: A Report From the <em>Triple Canopy</em> Gala

By Kaitlin Phillips
Ms. Hernàndez hosts the 2nd Annual Official First Ladies Luncheon at The Pierre Hotel on Sept., 2012 in New York City. (Photo by Ben Gabbe/Getty Images for Fashion 4 Development)

The High Cost of High Society: How Much One Has to Spend During Gala Season

By Molly Mulshine
Ally Sheedy, host of the Ali Forney Center's Sunday benefit. (Getty Images)

Ali Forney Center Throws Fundraising Bash for Flooded Drop-In Center

By Daniel D'Addario
Picabia's drawing for the original Relache. (Courtesy Performa)

Performa Postpones Party, Continuing Rich Tradition of ‘Relâche’ Cancellations

By Andrew Russeth
Paul McCarthy's butt plug sculpture. (Courtesy PMC)

Shameless Plug: At Watermill Benefit, Paul McCarthy’s 60-Foot Sex Toy Offered No Protection From the Rain

By M.H. Miller and Dan Duray
Paul Thek, Big Bang Painting, 1987-88 (Courtesy the Watermill Center Collection)

Watermill Center Benefit Raises $1.5 M.

By M.H. Miller
Patti Smith and her daughter at Noguchi Museum. (Courtesy PMC)

Because the Spring Benefit Belongs to Patti Smith: Rocker Performs Unplugged at Noguchi Museum

By M.H. Miller
Marcelo Gomes, Misty Copeland and Craig Salstein lift and tuck.

Eat, Dance and Be Merry: The American Ballet Theatre’s Culinary Pas de Deux

By Elise Knutsen

Bloomberg, Liu Propose Massive Overhaul of City Pension System

By David Freedlander

Good News For A Change: New York – Winning!

By The Editors
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