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Fast Company
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Don’t blame your local tea shop. Blame COVID-19. The bubble shortage is real, and it’s a supply-chain issue.
The boba tea bubble has burst, because there’s a shortage of bubbles.
FlexiSpot’s Kana Bamboo Standing Desk is affordable, attractive, and easy to use.
I spend 8-10 hours a day sitting behind my computer at a desk. That’s not counting the 2-3 hours a day I spend cradling my phone or laptop while sitting on the couch, scrolling through TikTok and online shopping, feeling my body slowly recede into itself like an armadillo.
Designed for off-the-grid communities, the WaterLight works by creating a chemical reaction between ocean water and magnesium.
The Guajira Peninsula, a coastal desert at the northernmost tip of South America, is one of the poorest places on the continent. It’s a remote area, and there’s limited access to electricity. But residents recently started testing small lanterns that charge on something available in abundance: saltwater.
First it was Travis Scott. Then J Balvin. Now McDonald’s is going global with BTS.
Is it any real surprise? After the unmitigated U.S. success of its celebrity meal partnerships with Travis Scott and J Balvin, McDonald’s is now going global with one of the planet’s most popular groups.
Researchers followed 5,000 adults around for 30 years and learned a thing or two about what keeps people healthy.
When it comes to exercise, doing the minimum may not be enough. A new study out this week challenges the current minimum exercise guideline of 2.5 hours of moderate-intensity exercise each week, because it does not lead to long-term cardiovascular health.
Local officials’ testimony reveals that Tesla’s Autopilot feature may be responsible for the fatal crash.
Authorities in Spring, Texas, say they’re 100% certain that no one was driving during a fatal Tesla crash on Saturday evening.
Typically, where IQ focuses on logical reasoning and technical skills, EQ focuses on creativity, social facility, and the ability to collaborate.
A new approach to contemplating emotions may just be what the modern C-suite needs. While leadership once leaned heavily on intellect-driven leadership, we now understand that emotional intelligence, or EQ, is a necessity.
After a federal consumer agency issued a warning, Peloton insists its treadmills are safe when used in accordance with appropriate precautions.
Pelotongate has come to Wall Street.
The green cleaning company, which is now valued at more than $1 billion, is bringing its plastic-free mission to a physical retailer for the first time.
Grove Collaborative wants to help you clean up your act. Not just you, but anyone who is stuck in a cycle of single-use plastic and harmful, synthetic ingredients.
A vital grant program for struggling event spaces was derailed more than 10 days ago by technical glitches. Theater owners say they can’t keep waiting.
More than a year into the pandemic and almost four months after Congress authorized $16 billion in federal aid, theater owners are still unable to access a penny from the vital grant program that was meant to keep them afloat.
In an excerpt from her new book, ‘Huddle,’ the longtime journalist heads to Capitol Hill to speak with five women about their experiences in the military and in politics, and on the importance of female camaraderie.
I made my way to Capitol Hill in the spring of 2019, after the midterm elections when an unprecedented large crop of women had been elected. The weather was unseasonably warm, and my Lyft driver made small talk about the fact that it was the peak time to see cherry blossoms. I had arranged to meet with a group of newly elected congresswomen: Elaine Luria, Abigail Spanberger, Chrissy Houlahan, Elissa Slotkin, and Mikie Sherrill. They were far outnumbered by the men in Congress, but this huddle of women had years of practice being the minority gender, because they’d all had former careers in the military or CIA. Their schedules that week were so tight that we had to meet at 9:30 p.m. after they’d spent a full day in session.
Wait . . . maybe our webcams should look like human eyeballs?
In case you forgot, there’s an internet-connected camera looking at you right now. Whether it’s on your phone or laptop, it’s staring at you, right in the face. There’s literally a tool that can broadcast you to the world, right there, all the time! But of course, its sleek design melts the sensation away.
Patagonia announced that it will no longer add corporate logos to its products. Tech and finance bros will have to find a new uniform.
Sorry, tech and finance bros, you need to find yourself a new uniform. The days of wearing your trusty Patagonia vest with your company’s logo are over.
The four-star Air Force general sits down with ‘Fast Company’ to discuss tech company partnerships, the future of AI, and why January 6 was a “wake-up call.”
General Charles Q. Brown Jr. became the first Black chief of staff of the Air Force during a perilous moment for the United States. In the time between Brown’s nomination and his unanimous confirmation by the Senate, George Floyd died under the knee of officer Derek Chauvin on the street in Minneapolis. While angry protests and a national reckoning over race unfolded around the country, Brown made the difficult decision to speak out with unusual frankness and depth of feeling for a military leader.
I hid my learning disability for years at work, but it’s important to talk about the toll that hiding it can take—and why disclosing can be so hard.
I have always related to Wile E. Coyote. Afternoons in front of the TV after school served as a sort of game tape of my time spent hiding at the back of classrooms, dreading the little disasters that seemed to hide around every corner. Regardless of the hours I spent planning and organizing, grinding through my homework, and reading directions that I could never retain, I always knew that no matter how hard I tried, or carefully I planned, there would always be a train in the tunnel or a cliff around the next curve. That little blue bastard was going to get away again.
The ‘Ingenuity’s’ flight is the first powered flight on another planet—an event NASA has described as “a Wright brothers moment” in space.
NASA had made history once again today. The organization’s Ingenuity helicopter took to the skies of Mars for the first time, marking a new age of planetary exploration. The Ingenuity’s flight is the first powered flight on another planet—an event NASA has described as “a Wright brothers moment” in space, noted CNBC.
The titans of tech just keep getting richer, giving them undue influence over politics and democracy—which harms all of us.
COVID-19 was a boon for the superrich. There are few better examples than the founders, CEOs, and spouses of the five Big Tech giants: Amazon’s Jeff Bezos and Mackenzie Scott, Microsoft’s Bill Gates, Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, Google’s Larry Page and Sergey Brin, and Apple’s Tim Cook and Laurene Powell Jobs. I call them the tech barons.
Clive Wilkinson Architects championed open offices for big companies such as Google and Microsoft. Now, as the pandemic has led to a massive overhaul of work life, they envision something completely different.
As a longtime designer of office spaces for big companies such as Google, Microsoft, and the advertising firm TBWA\Chiat\Day, Los Angeles-based Clive Wilkinson Architects has helped define how offices around the world look and feel. One of its biggest innovations was a push toward the open office floor plan—the big, wallless room full of clicking and chattering desk workers that optimized the square footage of offices and democratized the workplace.
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