Antoinette Siu

Antoinette Siu is a journalist interested in international law, independent media and social justice. She holds a B.A. in peace and conflict studies from the University of California, Berkeley and M.A. in journalism from Syracuse University as a Newhouse fellow. Antoinette has been published in The Washington Post, San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco Business Times, The Post-Standard and others.

By 2030, 15 Percent of the GDP Will Be From These Megacities

A huge chunk of the world economy rests on the shoulders of these 39 metro areas.

Most Generous Countries in the World

The richest nations are not always the most generous. Sometimes, those with less give more.

Businesses With the Most Physical Locations

It’s the digital age, but many businesses still offer a lot of real places for customers to go.

How Much Do the World’s Top Politicians Get Paid?

Learn how your pay compares to politicos around the globe.

21 Cities Striving for a More Car-Free Future

Cities around the globe are cracking down on automobiles. It’s about the environment, of course, but it’s also about economics.

12 Common Logical Fallacies and How to Debunk Them

These false arguments infect our conversations, advertising, social media and the big screen. Here's what to look for.

Where the Jobs Are and Aren't in the New U.S. Economy

It’s no surprise where the economy is headed, with tech jobs, software and artificial intelligence on the rise.