Owners of 150 startups make their cases in Detroit to appear on the reality TV show
Read More Howes: Could Gilbert’s Yahoo play be boon for Detroit?
This town could get a positive image jolt, maybe more should one of its own buy his way into the Silicon Valley game.
Read More This Is What Happened When I Tried Gwyneth Paltrow’s Kegel Exerciser
The Elvie has all the sophistication and elegance of an Apple product—but it’s for your vagina.
Last week, in the first-ever sex issue of her newsletter, Gwyneth Paltrow shared her list of must-have items for optimal sexual fulfillment. Paltrow is known for selling $1,295 pinky rings on Goop, her e-commerce site, and including things such as solid-gold dumbbells on her holiday gift guide, so it came as no surprise that some of her recommendations this time around were absurdly opulent. Goop‘s recommendations included a $15,000 24-karat gold dildo, a $535 Agent Provocateur cat whip, and a $395 Kiki de Montparnasse necklace that doubles as a nipple clamp.
When Is A Stagnant Salary Worth Changing Jobs Over?
Average salary increases this year are expected to clock in at a meager 2.9%. Here’s how to know what you’re really worth.
You know the drill: You work hard, get noticed, and are rewarded with a big, fat raise on an annual basis. That’s how it goes, right?
I Came Up With A Creative Idea, Someone Else Just Did It, & I’m Still Recovering
For more than a dozen years, I’ve protected my idea like a state secret—until someone else finally beat me to it this week.
It finally happened.
Today Is A Historic Day For Startup Investing, And Some Entrepreneurs Are Worried
Despite the headlines, some people think the new SEC investing rules may do more harm than good.
Today is a big day if you are hoping to become a wealthy venture capitalist. The SEC has enacted new rules making it possible for nonaccredited investors to invest their money in early-stage startups. This means that people making less than $200,000 are now able to use online investing platforms to bet on companies they think could hit it big, which has never before been possible.
Watch President Obama’s First-Ever Facebook Live Interview
BuzzFeed sits down with the POTUS to chat about the Supreme Court.
President Obama is addressing the nation via two of our most quintessentially young and tech-forward platforms: BuzzFeed and Facebook Live.
How Lucasfilm’s Kathleen Kennedy Rediscovered The Magic Of The Force
After taking the torch from George Lucas, the veteran producer immediately got to work building a new future for Star Wars.
In retrospect, it made perfect sense. If George Lucas was going to step away from the empire he built, he had to entrust the next chapter of Lucasfilm’s existence to someone who wouldn’t be the least bit fazed by the prospect of shepherding multibillion dollar cultural touchstones.
Ideo’s CEO On How To Lead An Organization Creatively
Creative leadership is the only way for businesses to thrive in the face of rapid change, Tim Brown argues. Here’s how to master it.
What Are The Congresspeople Whose Districts Will Be Underwater Doing To Stop Climate Change?
This unofficial caucus of the soon-to-be-drowned isn’t displaying the sense of urgency needed, given that all of their constituents face climate catastrophe in the next century.
Climate change was once an abstract global issue, easy for locally elected politicians to ignore or question. But scientific forecasts are far more specific today. It’s not just the world or a country or a particular state facing unprecedented floods, droughts, or heat waves—climate change is happening right in our backyards.
