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Baidu researchers are testing tech that can match job candidates with postings

Neural networks may soon find you the right job.

Four well-meaning pieces of career advice you want to ignore

Even the most well-intentioned person can lead you astray. Here's how to spot the bad tips.

Quantum computing comes out of the closet

IBM, Rigetti, and now D-Wave are letting the public run simple apps on cloud-based quantum computers, offering a peek at how useful they could someday be.

How the California wildfire firefighters may have rescued net neutrality

By shutting down their broadband in the middle of an emergency, Verizon may have unwittingly proved that California needs to regulate Big ISPs.

This robotic bear warns pedestrians about how much smog they're inhaling

When the air quality gets bad, Toxic Toby starts coughing.

Survey: 80% of women support California's board diversity law

California's new law requiring women in the boardroom is popular with women.

The Infinity Film Festival aims to connect Hollywood and Silicon Valley

The inaugural event in Beverly Hills plans to carve a space in the crowded film festival business by putting tech first.

Microsoft retools its productivity vision for the era of tech distraction

Rather than grabbing your attention at will, Microsoft’s new Surface hardware and Windows features aim to help you focus on what matters.

Why the prosperity gap in the U.S. is stuck--and how to fix it

The gulf between well-off and struggling counties in the country used to be shrinking, but now it's growing. To fix it, we need policies that target the needs of specific regions.

How free Lyft rides can dramatically improve life for senior citizens

For seniors, trips out of the house are the No. 1 determinant of “basically who lives or dies.”

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This crowdsourced map helps people find the kind of bathroom they need

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What if paying rent on time boosted your credit score?

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These 3D-printed body parts let surgeons practice on a model before they open you up

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Brands respond to soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo’s rape allegations

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These 16 shows desperately want to be the next Game of Thrones

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In the wake of VMLY&R merger, expect more ad agency brands to fall

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What 2001: A Space Odyssey can tell us about life in 2018

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This furniture looks like marble. It’s actually coal

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A gorgeous visualization of commutes around the world

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Tim Berners-Lee endorses Ro Khanna’s Internet Bill of Rights—here’s all 10

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Twitter-fingered Elon Musk just took a shot at the SEC

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Baidu researchers are testing tech that can match job candidates with postings

Neural networks may soon find you the right job.

Four well-meaning pieces of career advice you want to ignore

Even the most well-intentioned person can lead you astray. Here's how to spot the bad tips.

Quantum computing comes out of the closet

IBM, Rigetti, and now D-Wave are letting the public run simple apps on cloud-based quantum computers, offering a peek at how useful they could someday be.

How the California wildfire firefighters may have rescued net neutrality

By shutting down their broadband in the middle of an emergency, Verizon may have unwittingly proved that California needs to regulate Big ISPs.

This robotic bear warns pedestrians about how much smog they're inhaling

When the air quality gets bad, Toxic Toby starts coughing.

Survey: 80% of women support California's board diversity law

California's new law requiring women in the boardroom is popular with women.

The Infinity Film Festival aims to connect Hollywood and Silicon Valley

The inaugural event in Beverly Hills plans to carve a space in the crowded film festival business by putting tech first.

Microsoft retools its productivity vision for the era of tech distraction

Rather than grabbing your attention at will, Microsoft’s new Surface hardware and Windows features aim to help you focus on what matters.

Why the prosperity gap in the U.S. is stuck--and how to fix it

The gulf between well-off and struggling counties in the country used to be shrinking, but now it's growing. To fix it, we need policies that target the needs of specific regions.

How free Lyft rides can dramatically improve life for senior citizens

For seniors, trips out of the house are the No. 1 determinant of “basically who lives or dies.”

26277 results

Ideas

This crowdsourced map helps people find the kind of bathroom they need

What if paying rent on time boosted your credit score?

These 3D-printed body parts let surgeons practice on a model before they open you up

Entertainment

Brands respond to soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo’s rape allegations

These 16 shows desperately want to be the next Game of Thrones

In the wake of VMLY&R merger, expect more ad agency brands to fall

Co.Design

What 2001: A Space Odyssey can tell us about life in 2018

This furniture looks like marble. It’s actually coal

A gorgeous visualization of commutes around the world

Fast Company

Tim Berners-Lee endorses Ro Khanna’s Internet Bill of Rights—here’s all 10

Twitter-fingered Elon Musk just took a shot at the SEC

Apple hits back hard at Bloomberg over Chinese spying report