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10 years of box office results prove movies with authentic representation perform better [1362d]
What an Elon Musk tender offer would mean for Twitter shareholders [1362d]
What happens to CNN Plus subscribers now that the streaming service is shutting down? [1362d]
Design leaders at Microsoft, General Mills, and PepsiCo lead ambitious plan to fight climate change [1363d]
Why female employees are seen as ‘uncommitted’ when they are not overqualified [1363d]
Hybrid offices give you flexibility—but they may take away this workplace essential [1363d]
Times Square will go dark tonight to prove crypto doesn’t have to be bad for the planet [1363d]
Terrible gridlock in your city? Blame outdated traffic lights [1363d]
Miami is still trying to figure out what it means to be a crypto capital [1363d]
Omicron BA.2: CDC tracker and map shows where the latest variant offshoot is spreading [1363d]
See these stunning geometric rugs inspired by city maps [1363d]
This 25-year-old started a popular investor app with a few of his best Twitter friends [1363d]
A landmark gun case could change New York’s concealed carry law—or worse [1363d]
Psychedelic companies are betting big on ketamine as the next Prozac [1363d]
6 ingenious ideas for push notifications that won’t drive you mad [1363d]
How (and why) you should learn to laugh at yourself [1363d]
What to do when you’re feeling emotionally disconnected from your team [1363d]
How a Netflix software engineer turned creator is pushing back against hustle culture [1363d]
Meet the designer who’s turning self-care into viral Instagram posts [1363d]
When will robots take our jobs? [1363d]
How women of color can redefine power in corporate America [1363d]
Bad managers, research reveals the root of your toxic behaviors [1363d]
Netflix’s password-sharing crackdown leaves big questions unanswered [1363d]