Sarah Stodola

Sarah Stodola

Sarah Stodola is an associate editor at The Fiscal Times. Previously, she worked as a freelance writer, publishing work in The New York Times, The Nation, Slate, New York Magazine, Forbes Traveler, The New York Press and Stop Smiling Magazine. She also serves as an adjunct scholar for Lapham’s Quarterly.

Recent Stories By Sarah Stodola:

  • 7 Features Frequent Travelers Should Look for in a Credit CardNovember 29, 2016

    If you are a frequent traveler, one of the best things you can do for yourself is get a credit card that both rewards your travel purchases and offers perks that make travel less of a hassle. No one...

  • 6 Global Cities to Visit Now That the U.S. Dollar Is StrongDecember 4, 2015

    In global terms, it’s a great time to be carrying greenbacks. The U.S. dollar’s strength against the euro has been on American travelers’ radar for some time now, enabling them to scoop up economical...

  • How Coke Beat Pepsi in the New Cola Ad WarJanuary 21, 2013

    Soft drink giants The Coca-Cola Company and PepsiCo both announced new ad campaigns recently. Their strategies, though, could not be more different. Pepsi went the traditional route, signing an...

  • A Far-Sighted Innovator with a Vision for EyewearDecember 10, 2012

    Eyewear retailer Warby Parker burst onto the scene in 2010, offering nerdy-chic prescription glasses over the Internet for an all-inclusive $95. Since then, the company has become a media darling. “...

  • Sandy’s Long Tail Strikes a New Blow: HomelessnessNovember 5, 2012

    New York City’s subways have creaked back into action, power is slowly being restored to areas that lost it, and many schools are set to reopen for the first time since Sandy wreaked havoc on much of...

  • Where the Jobs Are: The Cities That Led the RecoveryAugust 9, 2012

    The Great Recession hit everyone, but it didn’t hit everyone equally. A report released Wednesday by the Urban Institute found that the Great Recession’s impact on employment varied greatly by...

  • Insurance Rates: Will Mother Nature Raise Yours?July 5, 2012

    The wildfires raging out West and the freakish storms that ravaged much of the east have property insurers scrambling to keep up with all the claims. The current blitz of wildfires in...

  • Louis CK’s Latest Scheme: Should Ticketmaster Worry?June 27, 2012

    Louis C.K. – the comic phenom who upended traditional business models by producing his own comedy special and selling it directly online – is at it again. C.K. announced yesterday that he’s selling...

  • The American Entrepreneur: A Dying Breed?May 3, 2012

    The image of the independent entrepreneur – striking out on his own, building something from the ground up – is central to the American identity. The reality, though, is not quite so Horatio Alger....

  • States Double Down on Gambling in Quest for RevenuesApril 12, 2012

    In an earlier era, there was just one Sin City. In today’s America, there are dozens, and the number is climbing ever higher. In the wake of the Great Recession, at least 10 more states have entered...

  • Stop! Thief! Will OPEN Work Where SOPA Failed?January 24, 2012

    In the growing debate over online piracy, score one for Internet companies. They won a decisive battle last week with a protest that was literally impossible to ignore, blocking access to their...

  • The Daily Deal Industry: Too Much of a Good Thing?December 6, 2011

    Like so many other people, my email inbox fills up daily with 15 or so deal offers from the likes of Groupon, LivingSocial, WagJag, GiltCity, and Lifebooker. But one of the emails I got today stood...

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