Mich. Senate OKs ban on regulation of plastic bags
Most People Are Afraid To Do This One Thing That Can Help Them Land Their Dream Job
Actively asking for referrals may feel awkward, but you’ll jump several steps ahead in the hiring process (and make your friends look good).
One of the biggest inefficiencies in the job market may surprise you: employee referrals.
“Siri, What’s Viv?”
New intelligent voice assistant will be personal, dynamic, and on every device, Viv CEO promises.
“Siri, what’s a better voice assistant than Siri?”
Artists Claim YouTube Pays Them Less Than Spotify. Are They Right?
The video behemoth argues that it shouldn’t have to pay as much as other streaming services.
It might seem hard to believe but Nikki Sixx is fueling an important debate that will affect artists and musicians for decades to come.
Can Great Design Bring The Boy Scouts Into The 21st Century?
A new project casts the beleaguered organization as a sustainability minded outfit. But is it enough to boost engagement?
The Boy Scouts of America has had its fair share of troubles in recent years, from abuse allegations to discrimination, which eventually led to a Supreme Court case in 2000. On top of that, the group’s membership is steadily declining. As the 116-year-old legacy organization struggles with its past, the Boy Scouts is also trying to reconcile its practices to stay relevant in the future.
Deduction, Innovation, and Frog Monsters: Business Lessons From “Magic: The Gathering”
Some of the pros from the world of strategic card gaming share the insights they’re earned from years of stacking the deck.
There’s a seemingly magical way to strengthen employees’ strategic thinking, deduction, reasoning, and calm in the face of overwhelming odds, regardless of industry. The catch: It involves frog monsters.
Have We Reached Peak Cruelty? How Animals’ Lives Will Change In The Next 5 Years
If you’re not a humane business, you won’t be a profitable one, says the Humane Society’s Wayne Pacelle in a new book.
It’s been a big year for animals in the media.
Budweiser Renames Its Beer “America”
Until the November election, Budweiser is swapping out everything on its can—including its own name—to be as patriotic as possible.
With the backdrop of the Olympics and a comically botched election, this summer is bound to be what Ricardo Marques, a vice president from Budweiser, calls “maybe the most American summer ever.”
Can Alloy Reinvent The Web Browser Around Tasks?
This new browser won’t replace your favorite, but it could help you focus.
For all the little differences in all the major web browsers, they’ve all got one thing in common: tabs and windows.


