For years, brands have been told they need a purpose. Nearly every company now has a purpose statement, manifesto, or a carefully crafted description of how it’s making the world a better place. Yet despite
Recent conflicts have shown the pervasiveness of GPS jamming and connection issues. US Army Reserve photo by Capt. Katherine Bustos The US Army is fielding TERN’s AI-based navigation system on a variety of vehicles. TERN
President Donald Trump pledged Wednesday to send every American adult $5,000 if Republicans retain control of the House and Senate in the midterm elections, an extraordinary gambit to reverse his party’s sagging fortunes in November.
Some of my friends pay me to watch their children since I’m already staying home with my son. Rachel Meghan Quint I’m a stay-at-home mom, and some friends pay me $25 an hour to watch
A quiet but meaningful shift is happening in how people communicate—and most organizations don’t yet recognize its health and business implications. Over the past 15 years, research shows that people are speaking hundreds of fewer
Reality is crumbling at the hands of generative AI users, to the point where most people don’t trust what they see online anymore. Apple has come up with a technology to fix that: Apple Reference
One of my clients came to me with a high-stakes pitch to request a budget and head count for her team. She had built a beautiful and thorough deck with revenue charts, growth graphs, staffing
A core part of Fast Company’s Innovation Festival has always been our panel discussions where today’s top business leaders take the stage to share advice, experience, and learnings with attendees. But Festival-goers also find value
Nvidia has begun running its own supply chain on Palantir software, making the chipmaker at the center of the AI boom the first customer of a product the two companies built together and now plan
Want more housing market stories from Lance Lambert’s ResiClub in your inbox? Subscribe to the ResiClub newsletter. Nationally aggregated inventory is up +3.8% on a year-over-year basis between August 31, 2025 and August 31, 2026.
At Wimbledon and Roland Garros, you’ll find fans swiveling their heads from side to side as they follow the bright green tennis ball darting back and forth. And they’re doing so in a hushed stadium,
Not only is Apple going foldable with its new iPhone Duo, its user interface is going vertical too. The iOS 27 operating system for the iPhone Duo takes advantage of the foldable smartphone’s new form
Elon Musk founded The Boring Company after becoming frustrated with LA traffic. credit should read ROBYN BECK/AFP via Getty Images Even more money is flowing into Elon Musk’s business empire. The Boring Company, the billionaire’s
Jaime Bancroft-Gennaro. Courtesy of Jaime Bancroft-Gennaro Jaime Bancroft-Gennaro moved from the US to the Netherlands in 2017 for a better family life. Her family’s transition included embracing Dutch culture and challenges like language barriers. She
Rania Zheng went all in on her wellness-travel business after being laid off by Amazon. Rania Zheng Rania Zheng struggled to relax while working at Amazon, so she sought out holistic wellness practices. She was
President Donald Trump’s administration is requiring student-loan borrowers to transition off the SAVE repayment plan this year. Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images The deadline for the first batch of student-loan borrowers to transition off SAVE is September
Chris Larsen, billionaire founder of Ripple, said he and his son don’t agree on surveillance tech like Flock. David Paul Morris/Bloomberg/Getty Images Billionaire Chris Larsen said he gets pushback from his Gen Z son on
T-Pain shared financial advice during a Twitch stream this month. Kevin Winter/Getty Images T-Pain issues an ultimatum when friends and family ask him for money. He said they can either work for him to earn
This article is written by Tina Hamilton, an Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO) member in Philadelphia and the founder and CEO of myHR Partner, a human resources outsourcing firm that manages HR for small and midsize businesses
Marty and Angie Yabrow walking around the 9th near avenue Trudaine. Camille McOuat for BI Getting fired after a reorganization at his firm wasn’t ideal, but Marty Yabrow and his wife, Angie, wanted to make