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Kirin’s award-winning electric spoon adds a salty taste without extra salt [484d]
‘Magic United’ is now a union at California’s Disneyland [484d]
The WNBA is investigating whether Las Vegas Aces players can take $100K in tourism sponsorship [484d]
Packaging revolution: It’s now or never [484d]
Uber and Lyft might stay in Minnesota thanks to this last minute measure [484d]
Why is Red Lobster bankrupt? No, it’s not just about endless shrimp [484d]
This stunning aquarium looks like it’s been swallowed by the sea [484d]
Bezos’ Blue Origin goes back to space with 90-year old Black astronaut and 5 others [484d]
Brooks shows why it’s dusting Nike in this powerful new ad starring Jeremy Renner [484d]
Tips to personalize your hybrid work approach [484d]
Brands from Burger King to Coke to Lockheed Martin are leaning in on scholarships to capture Gen Z [484d]
Tesla’s doing damage control after European fleet buyers take a hit for its retail price cuts [484d]
Serving up greater efficiency and visibility [484d]
How even ‘accessible’ workplaces leave out 33 million Americans with disabilities [484d]
It’s time to stop calling women ‘accidental CEOs’ [484d]
I paid for Instagram’s Meta Verified service and still got locked out of my account [484d]
How Philadelphia startup Proscia is bringing cancer biopsies into the digital age [484d]
3 lessons that running a marathon taught me as a startup founder [484d]
What deserves to be in a design museum? [484d]
How tech’s biggest products get designed to exclude people of color [484d]
Why hiring a chief AI officer is a mistake [484d]
If you missed the northern lights, solar storms will give you another chance [484d]
Bumble, Apple, and the art of the advertising apology [484d]
Wakelet is a great tool for creating your digital scrapbook [484d]
This startup is making steel with lasers [484d]
There’s one way to save Apple from irrelevance, and Tim Cook’s not going to like it [484d]
$30 billion and counting: Inside the Midwest’s clean energy boom [484d]
Pigs aren’t the future of organ transplants—stop acting like they could be [484d]
How getting ahead of ESG regulations can be a major competitive advantage [484d]