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2010: Transportation

Stories about Fisker

The Fisker Surf Plug-In Hybrid Is A Sports Car For The Whole Family

Fast Company Magazine

Cisco’s Laura Ipsen: Solving the Smart Grid Puzzle With an Almost Unlimited Budget

SVP and GM Smart Grid Cisco

Cisco’s Laura Ipsen: Solving the Smart Grid Puzzle With an Almost Unlimited Budget

Is California the New Detroit? BYD Latest Automaker to Go West

Japanese Company Produces Handcrafted Electric Cars

Future Farmers Feed on Detroit’s Vegetative State

California Will Be First State to Test Chevy Volt

Fisker Buys Old GM Plant to Make ‘Project Nina,’ a $40K EV for Families

Fisker Gets $528 Million Government Loan for Karma, Project NINA

Zzzzzap, Whrrrr, or Pshzzzzzz. How Should Electric Cars Sound?

Zzzzzap, Whrrrr, or Pshzzzzzz. How Should Electric Cars Sound?

What Will Happen to the Chevy Volt Now That GM Is Bankrupt?

Smart Electric Vehicle Recharger Defends the Grid While Saving You Money

Bright Automotive’s 100 MPG Plug-In Hybrid Truck: It’s Good Enough for the Post Office

Fisker Karma Moves Closer to Production

Obama to Electric Car Entrepreneurs: Show Us What You’ve Got

Impact

Hope you like to eat jellyfish, because they’re taking over the oceans

Colgate redesigned the toothpaste tube so it’s actually recyclable

Can we quantify how much risk people take each day?

Creativity

LeBron James takes the long road for luxury luggage maker Rimowa

Marie Kondo is the future of marketing

Bill Cosby tried to spread Father’s Day cheer on Twitter and Twitter was not having it

Co.Design

This kit makes it shockingly easy (and pretty) to farm your own algae at home

Have kids? This infographic proves that your life is officially over

5 years ago, this design guru went to work in Silicon Valley. Here’s why he’s done

Work Life

Companies are still ignoring older female workers, and it’s hurting their bottom line

I dressed up every day for a month to see if I’d feel smarter

Pregnancy is making Bumble CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd rethink parental work policies