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Social Capital’s Chamath Palihapitiya Wants To Fix Capitalism

The former Facebook exec is betting his VC firm can change the way Silicon Valley picks and nurtures winning ideas.

Social Capital’s Chamath Palihapitiya Wants To Fix Capitalism

Innovation By Design

The Mysterious Link Between Walmart And Crime

A new study finds that where Walmart builds, crime rates stagnate.

The Mysterious Link Between Walmart And Crime

How To Join The Ranks Of Tech Philanthropists, Even If You’re Strapped For Cash

The Young Entrepreneur Council’s Scott Gerber challenges entrepreneurs to find one hour to give back what matters most–mentoring and social capital. Are you in?

How To Join The Ranks Of Tech Philanthropists, Even If You’re Strapped For Cash

If You Want A Big Exit A La Tumblr, Make People Love Your Story

Entrepreneurs seeking larger exits should put slightly less faith in superlative technology and pay more attention to the story of why they matter.

If You Want A Big Exit A La Tumblr, Make People Love Your Story

This Is The Time To Go Your Own Way

American Expat Helps Hong Kong Startups Find Footing

Malcolm Gladwell, Your Slip Is Showing

The Social Compass Is the GPS for the Adaptive Business

New Media and the Future of Business

From Community Management to Command Centers

In Social Media, Failing to Plan Is Planning to Fail

Exploring the Twitterverse

The Best of 2010: Hybrid Theory and the Future of Marketing

A Conversation About You, Social Currency, and Social Capital

How Twitter Is Changing: A New Study Reveals Twitter’s New Direction

The Difference Between Friends, Fans, and Followers

Katie Couric on Privacy and Personal Branding

The State of the Blogosphere 2010

Katie Couric on Fact-First Journalism and Digital Identity

Katie Couric on Social Media and Real-Time Journalism

Impact

Here’s how the footprint of the plant-based Impossible Burger compares to beef

White people cause the most pollution, but people of color suffer the most from it

Sweetgreen is redesigning school lunches to make them more healthy–and more fun

Creativity

Tavi Gevinson’s impression of Elizabeth Holmes is bloody good

Miller Lite mocked Dilly Dilly this morning with a new ad but Bud Light already has a response–and you can see it here

You have to see this Cheetos-themed mansion, a real thing that actually exists

Co.Design

Dyson’s $600 task lamp is the closest you’ll get to natural light indoors

McDonald’s new HQ makes it look more like a wellness startup

This new startup makes affordable outdoor furniture–out of ocean plastic

Work Life

5 ways to give yourself more time when it feels like there’s never enough

This is the one simple act that helps me be more creative

Why you need unlike-minded people on your team (and 3 ways to get them)