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Technology: Hacking the iPhone for Espionage Work/Life: “Good” Mothers Don’t Miss Back-to-School Night Creativity is in the Detail, and Everywhere…Work/Life: Google Alerts go where your friends don’t dare Education: Dazed and Confused Over Metrics Entrepreneurship: Online Dating Gets More Vain?Work/Life: The One Reality Show We Really Need Starbucks Goes Red for the Holidays Technology: Revision3 and Blip.TV BFF!Sustainability: A Holiday for Your Trash Design Thursday: Design Miami preview: Designer Tats Leadership: Getting Noticed by Giving Thanks Careers: Personal Branding and Work-Life Balance Innovation: Customers Miss REVOLUTIONARY Credit Card News Innovation: Customers Miss REVOLUTIONARY Credit Card News Innovation: Customers Miss REVOLUTIONARY Credit Card News When Performance Reviews Underperform Hacking the iPhone Careers: A Tale of Two Self-Optimization Experts Innovation Wednesday: Al Gore’s Excellent Venture Adventure Leadership: Knowledge vs. Wisdom Leadership: Watch for Reactions Marketing: The Manliest Soup on Earth Living Green: Tapping into the Hierarchy of Needs Innovation: Rock, Paper, Scissors Work/Life: Top Ten Work/Life Balance Turn-Offs Tech Monday: First Look at the Google Mobile OS

Impact

These carbon-negative, ocean-degradable straws and forks are made from greenhouse gases

California will ban new gas car sales starting in 2035

Exclusive: Patagonia’s new CEO talks about the future of the beloved brand

News

What’s up with Twitter’s disappearing tweets?

Today’s older people really are ‘younger’ than in previous generations

This comedian perfectly captures what’s so annoying about tech documentaries in 2020

Co.Design

Airplanes are terrible for the environment. Could Airbus’s redesign change that?

This dreamy home office pod lets you work outside all year round

Why these blue-wheeled bikes are taking Europe by storm

Work Life

How the pandemic’s push toward remote work could end the motherhood penalty

“Salary is a necessary evil,” and other thoughts on startup pay

Bored or overloaded? This is the amount of stress you need to get things done