Amy Farley

Dantley Davis—Twitter’s ambitious, divisive design chief—is out

New Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal’s reorg includes the departure of the company’s first chief design officer, who aimed to confront the social network’s ills.

Dantley Davis—Twitter’s ambitious, divisive design chief—is out

This cozy Eberjey pajama set is one of the best things I own

These pajamas are cozy and soft—and look extremely put together.

This cozy Eberjey pajama set is one of the best things I own

Inside the NBA’s ambitious plans for a personalized streaming service for basketball fans

At Fast Company’s Agenda 2022 event, top NBA executives outlined the league’s plans to bring the game even closer to fans, from virtual ads to biometrics.

Inside the NBA’s ambitious plans for a personalized streaming service for basketball fans

Fast Company Magazine

This is the $1.6 billion style and social hub for the next generation

Depop CEO Maria Raga explains how the clothing-resale platform became a favorite with young users—and a $1.6 billion acquisition for Etsy.

This is the $1.6 billion style and social hub for the next generation

Innovation By Design

Meet the design gurus rebranding progressive politics in America

The design agency Wide Eye helps purpose-driven organizations stand out and get results, from the Democratic National Convention to the NAACP’s Virtual March on Washington.

Meet the design gurus rebranding progressive politics in America

How fashion resale site Depop tapped into the minds of Gen Z

Fresh off Depop’s $1.6 billion acquisition by Etsy, CEO Maria Raga explains why her social commerce platform resonates with younger shoppers.

How fashion resale site Depop tapped into the minds of Gen Z

How NBA Top Shot creator Dapper Labs is mainstreaming NFTs

Within a year of launching NBA Top Shot, the company behind it, Dapper Labs, is valued at more than $7.5 billion—and pushing NFTs into the mainstream.

How NBA Top Shot creator Dapper Labs is mainstreaming NFTs

These solar-powered string lights are the best piece of camping equipment I own

I took MPOWERD’s Luci Solar String Lights on a camping trip through Colorado and New Mexico this summer. They’re never leaving my side.

These solar-powered string lights are the best piece of camping equipment I own

I’m the Techstars CEO: Here’s why focusing on ESG drives wealth

Climate change creates business opportunities. So does social change, says Techstars CEO Maëlle Gavet.

I’m the Techstars CEO: Here’s why focusing on ESG drives wealth

Fast Company Magazine

How this top voting rights activist uses business and data to protect the vote

Nsé Ufot, CEO of the Stacey Abrams-founded New Georgia Project, is minting “super voters” and inspiring corporations to get involved.

How this top voting rights activist uses business and data to protect the vote

Fast Company Magazine

How the NWSL got stronger during an unprecedented year for pro sports

Days after becoming commissioner of the National Women’s Soccer League in March 2020, Lisa Baird had to shut it down. Then she started growing it.

How the NWSL got stronger during an unprecedented year for pro sports

Investors poured nearly $8 billion into synthetic biology last year. This company is leading the field

Twist Bioscience ‘writes’ DNA on silicon chips, which can be used to fight COVID-19, develop precision medicines, and store your favorite Netflix show.

Investors poured nearly $8 billion into synthetic biology last year. This company is leading the field

This startup ensures that forestry-based carbon offsets deliver on their promises

The market for carbon offsets could be worth $100 billion by 2030. Pachama cofounder and CEO Diego Saez Gil is keeping it transparent and accountable.

This startup ensures that forestry-based carbon offsets deliver on their promises

Fast Company Magazine

‘Fast Company’ is hiring an associate editor

Interested in the intersection of business and culture? Curious about the emerging leaders in technology, entertainment, social good, and beyond? Join our award-winning print editorial team!

‘Fast Company’ is hiring an associate editor

Forced labor is embedded in supply chains. Here’s how to root it out

The United States has the world’s strongest laws against forced labor in supply chains. What’s preventing U.S. businesses from eradicating it from their products once and for all?

Forced labor is embedded in supply chains. Here’s how to root it out

The Road Ahead: How COVID-19 has changed the way we travel

Americans are poised to begin traveling again. But how we travel and where we go will not be the same.

The Road Ahead: How COVID-19 has changed the way we travel

The $10 billion business of perimenopause

A slew of new companies is finally addressing the estimated 6,000 women a day who enter perimenopause. Can they make hot flashes and dry vaginas cool?

The $10 billion business of perimenopause

Color of Change’s essential Black History Month reading list

Rashad Robinson and Arisha Hatch, who lead one of the most powerful civil rights organizations today, tell us what they’re reading.

Color of Change’s essential Black History Month reading list

How Solo Stove’s smokeless fire pits became a must-have pandemic item

This winter, when entertaining is supposed to be strictly outdoors, fire is both comforting and practical—and Solo Stove’s products fit the bill.

How Solo Stove’s smokeless fire pits became a must-have pandemic item

We have the technology to fight manipulated images and videos. It’s time to use it.

Here’s what it will take to combat visual mis- and disinformation online, according to the CEO of image verification platform Truepic and an advisor to the company.

We have the technology to fight manipulated images and videos. It’s time to use it.

Impact

In a battle between this endangered flower and a lithium mine, who should win?

The price tag for a net zero transition: $3.5 trillion a year

This guaranteed income pilot gives low-income New York mothers $1,000 a month

News

Market crash or correction? Here’s a little perspective before you panic sell

This fake memoir perfectly parodies the failed-comedian-to-conservative-pundit pipeline

A Dutch TV mogul blamed women for not reporting sexual abuse. This was their response

Co.Design

One huge post-pandemic shift for retail workers? More comfortable stores to work in

From reels to ruins: See inside America’s crumbling movie theaters

The trolliest drop this year uses illegal logos from Coca-Cola, Walmart, Tesla, and Microsoft

Work Life

5 ways to set winning goals–and stick to them

3 faulty assumptions you’re probably making about your coworkers

This is how to skip the small talk and have more meaningful conversations according to science