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Fast Company Lydia Dishman |
A Definitive Strategy To Eliminate the Gender Pay Gap According to the most recent data from the U.S. Census, an average American woman who works at least 35 hours a week earned 77.1% of what her male counterpart took home. |
Fast Company Vivian Giang |
How A Business Can Survive A Breakup Couple-run businesses are common with 3.7 million businesses owned by a husband and wife, according to a 2007 Census estimate. But most married business partners don't continue to run the business together once the relationship dissolves. |
Fast Company March 2015 |
The Most Innovative Companies of 2015 Names like Apple, Instagram, and Color of Change are included in this list of innovators. |
Fast Company March 2015 Rebecca Greenfield |
The Future of Media is Podcasting What's most interesting about the podcast Serial is that it is the most prominent example of an experiment that could reshape business models throughout the entertainment industry. |
Fast Company March 2015 Jeff Chu |
Susan Lyne: "I Just Always Believed There Was A Bigger World Out There" As the current head of the Built By Girls fund, she is taking her passion to investing. Here is a conversation with her about women, entrepreneurialism and female role models. |
Fast Company March 2015 |
The Year In Innovation Innovators such as Goldie Blox, Twitter, and Airbnb reached new business milestones this year. |
Fast Company March 2015 Robert Safian |
20 Lessons Of Innovation For 2015 Successful enterprises struggle to outdo themselves; new entrants with new ideas and new momentum are constantly emerging, demanding attention. |
Fast Company Evie Nagy |
How Maine Is Working Together To Become A Hub For Creative Industry The goal of the nonprofit Maine Center for Creativity is to grow and maintain a culture of innovation in Maine, where the talent exists but the relative isolation limits the exposure to new ideas and risk taking that creative hubs need. |
Fast Company Harry McCracken |
The Rise -- Yes, Rise -- Of RadioShack Its 84-year run was remarkable. Once the pain of the bankruptcy is over, we can go back to remembering the chain as the idiosyncratic, only-in-America success story that it once was. |
Fast Company Lydia Dishman |
The Woman Changing How Money Moves Around The World Joyce Kim says Stellar's open-source software aims to make moving money across the street or across the world as easy as emailing. That is because in addition to being a virtual currency, Stellar is a network. |
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