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Fast Company March 2014 Peg Tyre |
Beyond School Supplies: How DonorsChoose is Crowdsourcing Real Education Reform DonorsChoose, which Charles Best founded in 2000 while he was a teacher at a small public school in the Bronx, has grown into an educational charity juggernaut. |
Fast Company March 2014 Robert Safian |
The World's Most Innovative Companies 2014 The culture of innovation across the globe is more robust than ever. We think that's worth celebrating. |
Fast Company March 2014 Max Chafkin |
The One Thing That The CEOs of T-Mobile, WME, Box, And Tesla All Have In Common The art of talking trash -- issuing the pitch-perfect insult, the awesomely immodest boast, is barely studied in business schools or remarked upon by the press, but it goes a long way in explaining the rise of many disruptive companies. |
Fast Company March 2014 Andrew Rice |
From Barclays Center To Modular High Rises, SHoP Architects Is Changing The Way We Build Buildings SHoP Architects, a young New York firm, has grand designs. The firm's seven partners say they won't be content to merely leave a mark on America's most important skyline; they also want to transform the business of creating buildings |
Fast Company March 2014 Jane Black |
Silicon Valley's next big goal: Fixing our broken food system The new food reformers seek to use technology strategically to produce what we want without costs to our environment and our health. That requires more complexity than a network of community gardens can provide. |
Fast Company March 2014 Jon Gertner |
How Philips Altered The Future Of Light Their Innovation Lab is banal so that Philips can gauge the effect of something radical, in this case the impact of new types of LED lights -- lights that turn cerulean blue or sunset pink; lights that dim or brighten wirelessly. |
Fast Company March 2014 Nicole Laporte |
Subscription Retailers Like Stitch Fix And Quarterly Free Customers From The Tyranny Of Choice Online stores such as Amazon and Zappos are known for offering a vast array of products. But is that always what shoppers want? When people are confronted with too many options, they often walk away without buying anything at all. |
Fast Company March 2014 Taylor Beck |
The Man Behind New App Shadow Wants To Quantify Our Dreams Hunter Lee Soik, 32, tracks a wide assortment of personal data, including what he eats, where he travels, his pulse, how many calories he burns. But a few years ago, he realized that one aspect of his life was going unmonitored: his dreams. |
Fast Company March 2014 Om Malik |
Masters of Their Own Destiny The A7 processor in the new iPhone 5S neatly sums up the reality of our always-connected world: Every market is ripe for upheaval, competition can come from anywhere, and today's customer could very well be the one who knocks you from your perch. |
Fast Company March 2014 Skylar Bergl |
How Huge NYC Development Hudson Yards Is Solving Its Infrastructure Issues When the first of its 17 buildings opens in 2015, Hudson Yards -- a $20 billion office, retail, and residential complex on Manhattan's West Side -- will feature an impressively complex infrastructure. |
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