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OUR DECEMBER 26 issue debuted the
Just 100, ranking the country’s best corporate
citizens. Maggie McGrath’s cover
story chronicled how the scrum to attract
top talent has prompted American
companies to shower their workers with
perks and benefits—“Competition is
the new union,” as we put it. Said M&A
analyst Dinesh Advani, “Employees have
the power to be your biggest promoters
or your biggest detractors, and I know
which I’d rather have.” (Cover star Brian
Krzanich, CEO of top-ranked Intel,
muddied his company’s victory with a
post-press-time stock sale before news
broke of a major Intel-chip security flaw
in early January. Tsk, tsk, sir.) Krzanich’s
actions aside, many readers clamored
for further tales of corporate kindness.
“Please keep writing about companies
with heart,” offered Benita Lee. “We need
to know they’re out there.”
’TUBE TOPPERS
Readers marveled at the money made by
the highest-paid YouTube personalities—
one toy-testing tot in particular.
KISHALAYA KUNDU, BEEBOM.COM:
“YouTube means big money these days,
and nothing exemplifies this more than
Forbes’ recently released list of the
highest-earning YouTubers.”
NATHAN MCALONE AND JOHN LYNCH,
BUSINESS INSIDER: “YouTube has
become the de facto launchpad for the next
generation of internet celebrities.”
THE INTEREST GRAPH
TheyTube, YouClick: The internet’s top-earning entertainers far outclassed the competition
in our December 26 issue, gaining nearly six times the page views of the runner-up.
@SKM353: “PewDiePie got canceled
. . . but he still got paid anyway.”
The Highest-Paid YouTube Stars 2017
1,122,645 views
The NHL’s Most Valuable Teams
243,735
Just 100 2018
64,410
Chris Cline Could Be the Last Coal Tycoon Standing
34,443
Unions Are Dead? Why Competition Is Paying
Off for America’s Best Workers
33,693
BlackRock’s Edge: Why Technology
Is Creating the Amazon of Wall Street
12,482
“This might surprise
less-enlightened CEOs
and investors: Treating
workers right ultimately
benefits shareholders
after all.”
“Cline is amused
by the popular
misconception
that coal is on its
deathbed. Coal’s
death—if it comes at
all—will be long and
slow.”
@||SUPERWOMAN|| (LILLY
SINGH): “I’m very grateful that
my passion has become my career.
Looking forward to seeing more women
on the list next year. Thank you @Forbes
@WomenAtForbes @YouTube”
@SALLYMACFOX26: “@Forbes
says a 6-year-old @YouTube star’s
channel earned $11 million this year!
Ryan tests new toys. So on top of the $
he gets toys! What’s my 6-yr-old doing?
Our kids are slackers.”
What Do You Get a Billionaire for Christmas?
LENNY, TODAYFM.COM: “This will have you
grabbing a toy and the nearest child.”
11,751
How to Make a Warren Buffett–Inspired Cocktail
THE BOMB
410 VIEWS
“The program
expands and
contracts, from a
holistic view of firmwide
risk down to a
single trade in a split
second.”
THEQUINT.COM: “It’s time for some
adults to slump into a pit of shame.”
BY ALEXANDRA WILSON
QUICKHONEY
28 | FORBES FEBRUARY 28, 2018