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How I changed my school district’s sexist dress code when I was 14 [1479d]
Confused about Daylight Saving Time? See how your life could change when it’s forever [1479d]
Poll: If you tweet often, you’re probably not there to hear other points of view [1479d]
Toilet demon or courage? Duolingo wants to fix your terrible foreign-language tattoos [1479d]
Sign of the times: Klarna lets you pay for gas in installments [1479d]
Refugees around the world need our help, but Americans don’t see them all the same way [1479d]
How building managers can improve indoor air quality and reduce energy use at the same time [1479d]
Your T-shirt traveled 39,000 miles to get to you—and it’s killing the planet [1479d]
6 ways to shine as a workplace rebel—and not be a jerk [1479d]
Forget design templates. Touch Type is an extraordinarily fun way to create your own typography [1479d]
This Norwegian start-up makes carbon-negative roads [1479d]
Ukraine legalizes cryptocurrencies after receiving tens of millions to fight Russia [1479d]
Spotify’s Xavier Jernigan takes his style cues from Dick Van Dyke [1479d]
Why brain-training games don’t work, according to a behavioral scientist [1479d]
Cult clothing brand Pangaia branches out with a new line of superfood bars [1479d]
What happened to Starbucks? How a progressive company lost its way [1479d]
To reunite its workforce, this company carved a 9-story staircase into its new HQ [1479d]
Why this company is investing $1 billion in your favorite YouTube creators like Mr Beast [1479d]
How Shenzhen’s new COVID lockdown could hinder your tech-buying plans [1479d]
8 ways to find and hire exceptional talent other companies overlook [1479d]
Google’s chief diversity officer reflects on being inclusive in year 3 of remote work [1479d]
In a visual rebuke to Putin, Ukraine’s colors are being displayed in protest all over the world [1479d]
To fight disinformation, follow the money—and the ads [1479d]