In the age of LinkedIn, companies are in perpetual competition for their own employees. A new retention tool is giving them an edge in that fight.

Dreaming up travel on Trippy makes it all a reality, says J.R. Johnson, the startup's founder. "Friends help you build out all these aspirational trips, then all you need to do is book a flight."

Perhaps the hottest place to be for Fashion’s Night Out was at home--with your laptop."Selling is a living thing, like a fire," Payvment's chief brand officer, Joelle Musante, tells Fast Company. "You can be the bellows and make it happen.”

Now that people can organize themselves online, private air travel isn’t just for the wealthy anymore.

Social networking in a powdery paradise.

Reppler's service is the virtual morning after pill to purge any and all inappropriate content that you or your friends posted on Facebook.

It's time to ditch those business cards and thank-you notes for good. Hashable's here and making it easy to (virtually) do both.

Kevin Efrusy tells us why Facebook and Twitter are bringing about a "fundamental disruption" in the way business is done on the Web.

Tackable is creating a location-based social network that allows anyone to create reporting assignments and search for hyper-local news.

The career networking app's CEO says Facebook will be dominated by "utilities" in the years to come, starting with ones like this.