Christine Mui

Christine was an editorial intern at Fortune during summer 2022.

  • Evelyn Gallagher, who moved to Tulsa from Denver under the Tulsa Remote program.Personal Finance

    Cheaper rent, more room, and a chance to ‘establish roots’: These people took $10,000 to move to Tulsa and work remotely

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  • Retail

    A 33-year-old who worked at Starbucks for 13 years got fired over a month-old violation. It led to a union walkout and a viral video that has racked up 21 million views on TikTok

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  • Personal Finance

    Colorado will no longer charge sales tax on diapers and menstrual products. Here are other states with similar tax breaks

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  • A sad woman resting near a moving box as she packs up her belongings.Personal Finance

    The rent is too d*mn high for Gen Z: Younger generations are ‘squeezed the most’ by higher rents, BofA says

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  • Thoughtful Couple Standing Outdoors In Front Of House With For Sale Sign In GardenPersonal Finance

    Americans are more depressed about housing than they’ve been in over 10 years

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  • Portrait of Olivia Julianna outside the Capitol building.Politics

    ‘Thanks for hating, it helps the movement’: How a 19 year old used her internet trolls to raise $2 million for abortion access in less than a week

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  • Side view human brain model in mid air on orange and yellow background melting from the bottom

    Working low wage jobs might mean ‘significantly faster’ cognitive decline later in life, new study finds

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  • Alarm clock in shape of planet Earth with green continents and blue oceans placed on yellow background in light studio. 3d rendering<br /> AntonioSolano/Getty ImagesLifestyle

    We might have to add a ‘negative leap second’ because the earth is spinning faster

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  • Pregnant lady works from her home officePersonal Finance

    Georgia residents can now claim a fetus as a dependent on their tax returns for a $3,000 exemption

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  • FILE &#8211; In this Nov. 12, 2019 file photo, billionaire investor William Ackman appears for a speech at the Economic Club of New York at the New York Hilton Midtown in New York. Ackman is walking away from a deal announced last month in which he would take a 10% stake in Universal Music Group through a special-purpose acquisition company. In a letter Monday, July 19 to shareholders of his investment fund, Pershing Square, Ackman cited questions from the Securities and Exchange Commission about whether the structure of the SPAC qualified under the rules of the New York Stock Exchange. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik, File)Finance

    Bill Ackman says Visa ‘tomorrow could shut down MindGeek,’ Pornhub’s parent company that’s facing a lawsuit for profiting off child pornography

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  • 3 states—including California—declare states of emergency over the monkeypox outbreak

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  • Alexandre Arnault, vice president of Tiffany &#038; Co., following an interview at the Saatchi Gallery in London, UK, on Tuesday, June 7, 2022. Arnault oversees product and communications at the jeweler, a key position from where he can shape brand messaging, which he concedes is in need of a reboot. Photographer: Carlotta Cardana/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesNFTs and Culture

    Tiffany’s is using CryptoPunk NFTs to sell $50,000 diamond necklaces

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  • Woman lying down on bedLife

    A life hack that’s thousands of years old could help humans better adapt to record-setting heat waves

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  • Wikipedia's recession page on laptopFinance

    The recession debate is so intense that Wikipedia has blocked new users from editing its recession page because people keep changing the definition

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  • Jack SweeneyLifestyle

    The teen who started a Twitter account tracking Elon Musk’s jet reveals what’s behind those super-short flights by Kylie Jenner and Drake

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