Work LifeQuiet quitting: Why doing less at work could be good for you, and your employerWorking at minimal capacity may feel alien. But you (and your employer) shouldn’t fear quiet quitting—it could actually be good for you.
Work LifeThe surprising benefits men receive when they fight sexismMen who were more likely to act as allies to women reported proportionately higher levels of personal growth and were more likely to say they acquired skills that made them better.
Co.DesignWill Banana Republic ever be forced to change its name?As many companies have changed their names in response to customer outrage, one of the country’s most popular fashion brands has continued to use its branding with little pushback. Why?
ImpactAre dollar stores the villains they’ve been made out to be?As more and more of the stores open, it’s important to understand their impact on diets and local economies—and also the unique position they are in to help solve problems in our food systems.
Co.Design‘Bioconstruction’ will build homes out of flowering, 3D-printed dirtScientists have figured out how to build living structures out of extruded soil.
Work LifeIf you’re LGBTQ in America, the time to broaden your skill set and prioritize career flexibility is nowWriter and entrepreneur Nick Wolny points out that LGBTQ workplace and discrimination protections are at risk, and the impacts are both psychological and financial.
TechThe first commercial greenhouse in space could take flight as soon as 2023The project will generate insights to support both crop science on Earth and future exploration missions.
TechTikTok launches new suite of ad tools, including shopping videos, catalog listings, and live shoppingTikTok’s new shopping ads and ad formats are the platform’s latest endeavor to bring hyper-personalized product recommendations to users’ For You Pages.
TechThe frontrunners in the trillion-dollar race for limitless fusion powerNuclear is booming again. And with a serious pile of private and public funding behind them, these companies say they’re getting closer to fusion.
Co.DesignFirst look: Telfar’s debut sportswear collectionLiberian-American designer Telfar designed these garments for the Liberian Olympic Team. Now you can wear them to the gym.