Annelise McGough

Puerto Rico’s Women Entrepreneurs Are Doing What Trump Wouldn’t

With scant support from Washington, women business leaders are working to reshape Puerto Rico’s future. The odds couldn’t be steeper, or the stakes higher.

At Milk Bar And Goldbely, Nostalgia Is The Secret Ingredient To Success

Celebrating the tastes of the past, using the tools of the future.

How This Former Field-Hockey Star Created The World’s Biggest Sports Brand For Women

Laura Gentile, the founder and senior vice president of espnW and Women’s Initiatives, talks about how she’s working to further empower and inspire women in sports.

This Coworking Space’s Answer To The Startup World’s Gender Gap: More Yoga

The Riveter, which opened last month in Seattle, thinks too many women feel pressured to sacrifice self-care in the name of success.

The Creators Of The Pussyhat Project Explain How Craft Projects Are Protest

Thousands of women will be wearing pink cat-eared hats during the Women’s March on Washington. We spoke to the women behind the phenomenon.

Verizon refuses to release Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 software update

How This Anti-Bridezilla Powerhouse Figured Out WTF It Was

To really figure out its identity, niche bridal gown company Stone Fox Bride started by asking itself what it wasn’t.

How Snapchat can boost your brand

Editors’ Picks: Our Favorite Fast Company Stories Of 2015

Mark Zuckerberg, Afghanistan, diversity in tech, and more . . .

These Are The Most Viral Animals Of 2015

Pizza rat, Cecil the lion, and more.

Apple Presses Shuffle On Top Management, Names New Chief Operating Officer

Jeff Williams has been described as “Tim Cook’s Tim Cook.”

Expedia To Buy Airbnb Rival HomeAway For $3.9 Billion

HomeAway is the third travel brand Expedia has acquired in 2015.

Google Cites Free Nature Of Search In EU Antitrust Defense

Google parent company Alphabet said the EU’s requirements amount “to a demand that we sacrifice quality to subsidize competitors.”