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Professional Presentation Pointers: Part Three – Nonverbal Communication Inside Facebook – What’s It Worth?What’s in a Name, Baby?A Pitch for Innovation Agents to the All-Stars The Cars of Tomorrow PodCamp NYC Starts Today!Work-Life Balance, a Sticky Situation Want to grow your business? Give customers more sprinkles Putting The Right Foot Forward Rock the Vote on American Idol Ask Google Who’s Stifling the Information Revolution Innovate: It’s the Only Way!Can You TEACH Service?Can You TEACH Service?Can You TEACH Service?Get RED Airline Merger Mania Could Blunt Effects Of Reduced Fares Leadership Lesson: Tiger at Doral John Wood Brings Social Capitalism to Oprah Clearing Mental Clutter Innovation: Have Tribe, Will Travel Africa’s Newest Rock Star The Wizard of iPod–Jobs’ DRM Deal Is Smoke and Mirrors Soldiers’ Education Never Ends, Even When Watching Television Steve Jobs Makes Good — EMI Music Now DRM-Free New Joost Version Available Don’t Leave Home Without Your Tools Ceo Dad Outs Covert Agents of Comic Strip Dysfunction Letting Sports Information Spread

Impact

Grocery store workers are dying from coronavirus—new laws are forcing companies to protect them

The coronavirus is exposing how vital stable housing is to healthcare

Abu Dhabi is investing $100 million in indoor farming as it tries to become more resilient

Creativity

A bored quarantined family re-created the ‘Simpsons’ intro in live-action because why not?

Burger King calls you a hero for sitting on your couch while ignoring the people cooking that Whopper

14 live celebrity internet shows to get you through the quarantine

Co.Design

How to design hospitals for the dead and dying

This 12-year-old invented an ingenious solution to one of the biggest problems with masks

Give your kids a free MIT education, with this new STEM-focused site

Work Life

Bad at phone calls? This simple tool can help

These are the industries that are hiring for professional roles now

Leading your company gets easier—this one skill can help you through the crisis