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
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
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
Palazzo Chupi, the Pink Palace in the Sky, to Host Bruce High Quality Foundation Gala By Nate Freeman
Anthony Haden-Guest at the ICI Gala, in the Imperial Splendor of the Cunard Building By Anthony Haden-Guest
Dark Optimism vs. Bright Pessimism: A Report From the <em>Triple Canopy</em> Gala By Kaitlin Phillips
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
Because the Spring Benefit Belongs to Patti Smith: Rocker Performs Unplugged at Noguchi Museum By M.H. Miller