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Preparing Kids for the Future Economy

Want your kids to be ready for tomorrow's workplace? Make sure they get some free, unstructured time.READ»

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How to Act Like a Designer

If you're in any business, you're in the design business. We're all designers now. That's cool, but it's also daunting. How can civilian sales reps and IT geeks incorporate a design sensibility into their work and life? We posed that question to several top designers: How can we be, well, more like them? Here's what they suggested.READ»

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Peripheral Personality

Report from the FuturistREAD»

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How to Talk About Work and Life on the Job Without Getting Into "It"

What's my vision of work+life fit nirvana?READ»

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Design Minded

Dan Pink examines some of the causes of the rise of the creative class.READ»

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Library of the Living Dead

Embrace a business best seller at your brain's peril.READ»

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Health Care Reform and Budget Cuts Put Future Elder Care On Your Radar Screen...Now More Than Ever

We spent Thanksgiving with my cousin and her husband, who is moving into the advanced stages of Alzheimer's.  Over three days, I watched in awe as she patiently and lovingly cared for her partner of 23 years even though most of ...READ»

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Soap Gets in Your Eyes

How our buying fever becomes bubblicious.READ»

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Books That Matter: Wolf Hengst

A book recommendation from Wolf Hengst, of Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts.READ»

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Pop! Till You Drop

For a decade, Pop!Tech has brought together luminaries, wizards, writers, entrepreneurs, and other brainiacs to try to outhink the world's problems. This year's no different.READ»

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Fast Company Library

Books previously featured in Fast CompanyREAD»

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The Network Unbound

How TagWorld and other next-generation social networks could feed your business--and maybe even change the world.READ»

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Devil's Food

Big Food wants everything bad to be good for you.READ»

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Launching the “Attention” Movement...Distracted, by Maggie Jackson

After finishing Maggie Jackson’s new book, Distracted, I wondered if I was experiencing the same reaction as those who read Rachel Carson’s seminal book on the environment, Silent Spring, in 1962.  Carson’s readers probably ...READ»

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The New Prophet of Nonprofits

The right way to fund the battle against hunger, says activist Bill Shore, isn't just to redistribute wealth -- it's to create it.READ»

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Atlantic Toyota’s Former General Manager Leonard Cafarelli Gains Recognition at Huntington Toyota

Atlantic Toyota’s former general manager is making great things happen at Huntington Toyota.READ»

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The Idiot Box

If you want to learn something about the world of business, turn off your TV.READ»

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Post-White House Flexibility Forum: Where Does Flexibility Go From Here...

There’s no doubt in my mind that the universe has a sense of humor.  A couple of months ago, I solemnly swore that I would 100% disconnect from work when we went on vacation during my children’s Spring Break.  No email ...READ»

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Moving Pictures

"If you want to send a message" in Hollywood, the saying goes, "call Western Union." Don't tell that to entrepreneur and philanthropist Jeff Skoll. With 11 Oscar nominations for cause-driven work such as Syriana and Good Night, and Good Luck--and a growing roster of A-list talent at his side--he's proving that it pays to be pointed.READ»

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The Tao of Steve

The real reason we keep buying Apple products.READ»

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The Hollow Man

Peeling the layers on Alan Greenspan's real contribution to the economy.READ»

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Do You Buy the New Marketing?

It's new! It's radical! It's digital! And it's designed for you. That's the pitch from a hot new crop of books on marketing. Together, they amount to a cutting-edge curriculum for connecting with customers.READ»

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Fast Company Library

Books previously featured in Fast Company (1999)READ»

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What's on Your Agenda?

Ten senior executives and thinkers explain the most crucial item on their leadership agenda.READ»

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Sister Cities

Fast Company visits Houston, San Francisco, and Boston in search of female leaders with smart advice for tough times. Here, a dozen powerful women (and a few men) share their thoughts on leadership, crisis, and mentoring.READ»