The Seoul store follows the recent opening of one near the company HQ in Shenzhen, China. It will showcase DJI”s drones and cameras.
DJI, the world’s largest maker of consumer drones, is opening a flagship retail store in Seoul, South Korea, Fast Company has learned.
A rundown of the changes we’ve seen at Twitter since Jack Dorsey returned to the helm
It’s been only seven months since Twitter cofounder Jack Dorsey returned to the company as interim CEO—and three months since that role was made permanent—but we’ve already seen major changes taking shape at the social network. And we’re not just talking about Dorsey’s epic beard. As Twitter molds its product (and overall strategy) in an effort to jump-start its stagnant growth, we’ll undoubtedly see even more shifts throughout 2016.
The story of 1,274 different dishes that needed to be healthy, delivery-proof, cost-conscious, mass-producible—and oh yeah, delicious.
For years, 590 Van Ness Ave. in San Francisco was home to a restaurant in the Chevy’s Fresh Mex chain, and therefore full of food that was starchy, salty, served in overwhelming portions, and generally prepared without apparent regard to its impact on anyone’s health.
Patent filing reveals a drone “delivery receptacle” to securely store packages
Google’s Project Wing is the code name for the company’s drone delivery service it hopes to launch in 2017. The company first publicly announced Project Wing in a YouTube video back in 2014, but since then has been keeping mum about how this service will work. Now a new patent filing from the company reveals how part of Project Wing deliveries could deliver your packages.
The company has hired AmEx’s former VP of global advertising and is looking to nab Apple’s former PR star.
After an exodus of high-level executives at Twitter over the weekend, which caused the company’s shares to drop as much as 4.6% on Monday, it appears the social media company is on a high-profile hiring spree to stack its deck full of experienced leaders which can move the company past this turbulent period.
Weil left Twitter over the weekend with other execs in a major shake-up.
Former Twitter product head Kevin Weil has reportedly landed at one of the microblogging site’s main competitors, Facebook’s Instagram, reports Re/code. Weil was one of the executives who left Twitter in a major shake-up at the company over the weekend. At Instagram, Weil will take the same position he held at Twitter, heading up the product team.
A class action suit alleges that the search giant regularly demanded 40+ hour weeks but wasn’t willing to pay overtime.
Former Google contract recruiter Tymuoi Ha filed suit against the company for wage and hour violations, claiming that Google and Urpan Technologies (one of the many staffing agencies the search giant uses to hire temporary and contract workers) withheld wages.
Reactions will enhance Facebook’s classic Like button with emoji responses that convey emotions ranging from anger to awe.
As revealed in October, Facebook has been hard at work reinventing the famed Like button—and Bloomberg got the inside scoop. In a profile published Wednesday, Bloomberg digs into why Facebook decided to tweak the emblematic feature and reveals that the social network’s new, emoji-laden spin on the Like button will officially launch “in the next few weeks.”
The most accessible of VR headsets has now been available for 19 months.
Google said today it has shipped more than 5 million of its Cardboard VR headsets.
Lessons from the world’s top innovators and cultural luminaries—from Apple retail chief Angela Ahrendts to Nike CEO Mark Parker.
The Fast Company Innovation Festival last November was an extraordinary, weeklong meeting of some of the most creative minds in business. Scroll through the images below for a glimpse of the insights today’s top leaders revealed at the event.
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