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Fast Company May 2014 Dorinda Elliott |
Tencent The Secretive, Chinese Tech Giant That Can Rival Facebook and Amazon "Will Tencent join the likes of Amazon, Google, Facebook, and Twitter?" says Aditya Rathnam, cofounder of Kamcord, a San Francisco startup that Tencent invested in. "They already are in that league. The rest of the world just doesn't know it." |
Fast Company Lindsay LaVine |
Why Renowned Chefs Used Kickstarter To Fund Their Restaurant And What They Learned After opening four restaurants in Cleveland in five years, James Beard-nominated chef Jonathon Sawyer and his wife Amelia were ready to open their own restaurant, free from outside influence and business partners. |
Fast Company Kathleen Davis |
Pixar President Ed Catmull On How To Run A Creative Business In a sold-out talk at Fast Company's Innovation Uncensored conference last week Executive Editor Rick Tetzeli asked Pixar President Ed Catmull to share his secrets to leading a creative company. |
Fast Company |
Highlights From Innovation Uncensored New York 2014 Lucky for you, we have pulled together some of the day's best moments. |
Fast Company May 2014 Jon Gertner |
The Truth About Google X: An Exclusive Look Behind The Secretive Lab's Closed Doors Astro Teller is the scientist who directs day-to-day work at the search giant's intensely private innovation lab, which is devoted to finding unusual solutions to huge global problems. |
Fast Company |
Watch How Google X Employees Deal With Failure "If we can get to a no quickly on an idea, that's almost as good as getting to a yes," says Rich DeVaul, head of Google X's Rapid Evaluation team. |
Fast Company May 2014 Adam Bluestein |
How IBM Is Using Nanotechnology To Tackle MRSA And HIV IBM's unusual nanomedicine program is tackling a range of ambitious projects: creating better antimicrobial and antifungal agents, new methods of drug delivery, and novel ways of combating such diseases as HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis. |
Fast Company May 2014 Skylar Bergl |
The New Reality of R&D Today, corporations are much more likely to just buy research that fits their needs, then integrate it into preexisting products or strategies. |
Fast Company May 2014 Nancy L. Miller |
The Flophouse: The 15 Most Significant Venture-Backed Duds Duds of the corporate world include Fisker Automotive, Better Place, and Solyndra. |
Fast Company May 2014 |
How to Juice a Saturated Market Consumers might skip over another single new juice shop, so Hayden Slater is opening up to 15 at once. That way the company is hard to miss, and people will talk. |
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