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Bowlero

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How successful companies are building brand loyalty through innovative, creative experiences

By cultivating the in-person experience, brands can make a lasting impression with their customers

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What creative companies are doing to boost productivity—in and out of the office

Team-building bowling, travel perks, and Taco Tuesdays are just some of the ways innovative businesses are helping their employees strike a winning work-life balance.

What creative companies are doing to boost productivity—in and out of the office

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Business meetings 2.0: The new places and ways to connect with clients

As businesses diversify their workforces, the places where they conduct business meetings are also evolving—and some of them may surprise you!

Business meetings 2.0: The new places and ways to connect with clients

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How to recharge your holiday party

Forget karaoke and ugly sweaters. Here’s how to turn your end-of-year company party into an event that everyone will want to attend.

How to recharge your holiday party

Impact

A simple way to make flying less bad for the environment: just fly the planes at different altitudes

Could the military’s focus on climate readiness be the way to convince climate deniers?

Jeff Bezos, here’s how to give away $10 billion to stop climate change

Creativity

Blame millennials: McDonald’s candles smell like the future of marketing

Amazon’s ‘Hunters’ brings Nazis, Al Pacino, and muddled morality to ’70s New York

Which celebrity has all the range? Twitter’s latest meme has some answers

Co.Design

Gave up on your New Year’s resolutions? Recharge your creativity with this no-nonsense advice

A tribute to Larry Tesler, the father of user-friendly design

How cities are making the obesity epidemic worse

Work Life

If you never feel like you’ve done enough, try these 3 things

3 simple ways to set realistic goals and keep them

A time management coach’s surprising advice for the overly organized