Condé Nast Britain in 2017 lost $17.3 million as sales declined. The poor top-line results indicated its U.K. operation wasn’t any more immune to negative sales trends than its sister company in the United States.

Adding insult to injury, that sales slump occurred as the economy expanded.

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Condé Nast falling out of fashion
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/cond-nast-falling-out-of-fashion-zlkblqn8n

Condé Nast’s UK Titles Swing to a Loss
https://www.businessoffashion.com/articles/news-analysis/conde-nasts-uk-titles-swing-to-a-loss

Vogue publisher Condé Nast reports annual loss of £14m
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2019/jan/03/vogue-publisher-conde-nast-annual-loss

Conde Nast UK tumbles to £14m loss
https://www.campaignlive.co.uk/article/conde-nast-uk-tumbles-14m-loss/1522015

Condé Nast accounts reveal UK loss in 2017
https://www.ft.com/content/f3c91ef6-0f74-11e9-a3aa-118c761d2745

Blind, an anonymous community app, surveyed tech employees to see how many would identify themselves as depressed.

  • 38.78% answered with ‘True’ to a question asking if they were depressed.
  • Amazon led the way with 43.4% of employees answering with ‘True,” Microsoft (with 41.58%) and Intel (with 38.86%).
  • Apple had the lowest percentage of employees answering with 30.61%.
  • The two other companies with the lowest percentage of employees answering with ‘False’ are Google (with 33.11%) and Cisco (with 34.69%).

The survey ran from Nov 20 through Nov 28, 2018, and was answered by 10,081 users of the Blind app. Users could only answer once.

 

Company True False Count % True % False
Amazon 447 583 1030 43.40% 56.60%
Microsoft 380 534 914 41.58% 58.42%
Intel 68 107 175 38.86% 61.14%
LinkedIn 55 87 142 38.73% 61.27%
Facebook 149 257 406 36.70% 63.30%
Uber 80 143 223 35.87% 64.13%
Oracle 50 92 142 35.21% 64.79%
Cisco 51 96 147 34.69% 65.31%
Google 148 299 447 33.11% 66.89%
Apple 45 102 147 30.61% 69.39%

Source: Blind