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Going Nucular A New Age of Leadership at Harvard File Under: Bad Idea Hold the Mayo — Part One Spend it Like Beckham Park Life Balance Advice for the British Company Buying Greyhound: Make it Greenhound Global Warming: Lucrative and Sexy No Good Deed 12 Podcasts for the Creative Class Dear Lee The Mystery of Marketing Movies Turn Up the Heat This Sunday Ad Nausea If It Quacks Like a Duck…Innovation: When Life Hands You Lemons…We have 200 employees, and they work for you We have 200 employees, and they work for you We have 200 employees, and they work for you Black Books Guerilla Marketing in Post 9/11 America Notes From a Work/Life Balance Lunatic No Text Messaging in America Play for Pay A Quiet Leader Potentialists Attack of the Crazies, or Rise of the Entrepreneurs Who Is This “Dilbert” and What do People See in Him Using Fashion to Tap Into the Female Consumer Steve Jobs — “Let DRM Die”Wal-Mart Enters a New Digital World Sneak Peak at Me.dium for FC Readers My, What Big Roses You Have!The Power of Social Influence Too Sexy for My RL Shirt Viacom Could Embrace YouTube and Create New Ad Revenue 2007 Broadband Emmy Awards

Impact

One million seabirds died in the North Pacific during 2016’s brutal ocean heatwave

Which U.S. cities’ transportation networks are doing the best for the climate?

This new Ikea store has zero parking spaces

Creativity

Watch this YouTuber’s creative correction of the nightmarish character design in ‘Cats’

What Beyoncé’s Ivy Park x Adidas launch means for the new age of celebrity brands

How Amazon’s new movie ‘Troop Zero’ got its magical realism

Co.Design

Ceramics get a futuristic makeover

Unlike Ikea, this easy-to-assemble couch won’t test your relationship

Move over, princesses. These girls’ clothing brands glorify science

Work Life

Follow these 5 tips if you want to make a career pivot

I don’t think you need a mentor—here’s why

First-time leaders need to stick to these 4 truths to succeed