Scott Medintz
Scott Medintz is the editor of TIME.com's Moneyland and Business sections. He's been writing about money and business for more than 15 years, but still struggles to apply sound personal finance principles to his everyday life.
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Clinton Global Initiative: Can Companies Be Good and Do Well?
When it comes to determining the best approaches to solving the world’s economic and social ills, rational people can, and do, disagree. But there’s one point on which something approaching unanimity has emerged: That private …
Google+ Hangout: Are You Too Busy To Get Anything Done?
If you answered “yes” to that question, you will likely find some comfort — and useful advice — in today’s Google+ Hangout, a conversation with workplace experts on strategies that workers, companies, and managers can use to address the growing problem of what we might call “Fast Work.”
The Weird Connection Between Moving and Prosperity
The popular imagination tends to see migration to find work in a new city as an act of desperation. After all, what’s more frightening than leaving one’s friends, family and community behind to seek one’s fortune elsewhere, a …
Reminder: NYC Financial Fitness Workshop on Saturday, October 1
Any New York-area readers looking to improve their financial fitness this weekend?
NYC Financial Fitness Workshop on October 1
Readers in the New York City area may be interested to know that TIME Moneyland is a proud media sponsor of a Financial Fitness Workshop being put on by the New York University School of Continuing and Professional Studies and the Financial Planning Association of New York on Saturday, October 1 at the NYU School of Law in Manhattan’s …
