For a docuseries about a complex finance story, Netflix's Eat the Rich is remarkably elementary.
One of the lasting, disorienting legacies of the pandemic is the warping effect it had on our perception time. Stuck inside, our lives on pause, days often blended together into one indistinguishable, monotonous mass.Nowhere is that phenomenon more apparent than when ...
Just like the crisis that engulfed the finance world last week, Martin Scorsese's 2013 film asks who gets to play with money, and whether we should eat the rich.
If Jordan Belfort were starting his career today, perhaps he would be one of the Reddit users sticking a middle finger up at Wall Street by jeopardizing their bets against a failing company. Last week, as r/WallStreetBets celebrated causing GameStop's ...
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