Reddit’s COO checks Chrissy Teigen’s Twitter every day
Reddit chief operating officer Jen Wong shares her media diet with us.
March April 2020
Andreessen Horowitz cofounder Ben Horowitz gives us his reading list
Ben Horowitz, cofounder and general partner of Andreessen Horowitz, shares the five books on his nightstand.
Fitness streaming pioneer Tracy Anderson always carries chocolate in her bag
If you don't have good character then I don't care how successful you appear, you're pretty poor in my book.
Girls Who Code founder Reshma Saujani’s theme song is ‘Dancing on My Own’
Girls Who Code founder Reshma Saujani shares her daily soundtrack.
A Mondrian-inspired vase and other products ‘Fast Company’ is loving this month
The Mondri vase adds graphic appeal to floral arrangements.
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Latest March April 2020 News
How Silicon Valley put a friendly face on payday lending
Earnin, Dave, and a slew of other fintech startups claim to address the needs of lower-income Americans by offering them early access to their wages. But in Silicon Valley, as in Vegas, the house always wins.
The 10 most innovative workplace companies of 2020
These are the groundbreaking initiatives and products that major players—including Coca-Cola, T-Mobile, Spotify, and Uber—are utilizing to enhance their workplaces.
The 10 most innovative enterprise companies of 2020
MongoDB, IBM, and eight other companies crack the finalist list for finding creative ways to improve efficiency, reduce friction, or otherwise enhance operations.
The 10 most innovative artificial intelligence companies of 2020
Graphcore, Nvidia, and eight other companies pushing the art of AI forward.
The most innovative space companies of 2020
Why SpaceX, Johns Hopkins APL, and OneWeb top our annual list
At last, you can become a shareholder in a Birkin bag or a Lamborghini
Rally enables regular investors to buy and sell shares in high-end collectibles.
The world’s most innovative companies in design: 2020
Nike, Starbucks, and the Weather Channel earned spots on this year's list.
91 of the 100 largest U.S. companies are on Microsoft Teams
How Microsoft's Teams beat out Slack to become America's preferred workplace messenger.
The 10 most innovative sports companies of 2020
The St. Louis Blues, AS Roma, plus the teams of technologists, architects, and other behind-the-scenes players improving the sporting life.
As privacy laws get stricter, this company ensures only the right people have access to your data
Immuta safeguards records for governments, medical facilities, industrial companies, and more.
The 10 most innovative live events companies of 2020
Major brands (McDonald’s, Amazon, Fortnite) and A-list performers (U2, Radiohead, Childish Gambino) are tapping these experts to engineer and execute unforgettable live events.
Look out, PowerPoint: Canva users are creating more than 1 million presentations every week
The company's design templates help people create everything from business cards to playful, interactive slideshow decks.
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These are the most innovative education companies of 2020
Why Teachable, ImmSchools, Duolingo, and Everfi are among our top education companies of 2020.
The 10 most innovative health companies of 2020
This year's honorees include Maven Clinic, Northwell Health, and RxSense.
The 10 most innovative style companies of 2020
This year's honorees include Trove, Rothy's, Savage x Fenty, Pyer Moss, and Madewell.
The most innovative companies of 2020 in the Middle East
Why the Modist, Healthy.io, Instabeat, and others made the list this year.
How a nature documentary inspired a cutting-edge design that shrinks massive warehouses into the space of an office building
Attabotics uses robots to fetch products quicker, and in smaller spaces.
This fitness tracker knows when to recommend sleep instead of exercise
The Whoop band focuses on recovery as well as workout intensity.
The 10 most innovative social media companies of 2020
Cameo, Community, Loosid, and Revel join Pinterest and MeWe as the social sphere heats up again.
HackerOne is targeting Goldman Sachs, Uber, and the Pentagon—and getting paid for it
More than 600,000 hackers on the platform are helping find bugs and vulnerabilities.
