Fast Company MagazineCan Your First Job Predict Your Future?This year’s college graduating class will be greeted by something its older peers weren’t: a (somewhat) welcoming economy!
02.11.13 | 6:00 amThe World’s Top 10 Most Innovative Companies in Fitness1_Nike For making athletes’ dreams a reality. Last year, the world’s largest sporting-goods maker hit the sweet spots of its most loyal customers in rapid-fire succession: First came the FuelBand, a consumer wristband that tracks the wearer’s footsteps and calorie consumption. Then came a line of sensor-embedded training shoes to help runners brag on social media.
Fast Company MagazinePop Quiz: Spot The Fake Vending MachineThree of these kooky vending machines are real, but one isn’t.
Fast Company MagazineAt The Mall, Me-Ality Makes Body Scans Helpful, Not ScaryAirport scanners are still scandalous. But Me-Ality–a giant, scary-looking, all-seeing box–takes precise measurements of people’s bodies to tell them what size they are.
Fast Company MagazineFrom Taco Bell To IHOP, Fast-Food Goes Upscale Or Scales Down For New AudiencesAs fast-food chains go upscale, full-service restaurants, in an effort to attract younger crowds, are making grab-and-go food.
Fast Company MagazineThis “Blur Sofa” Literally Fades From White To RedWhen you see furniture encased in his new cloth, which begins on one end as white and then fades into a solid color, the phrase “invisibility translated into built form” starts to make sense.
Fast Company MagazinePopcorn, Indiana’s Kernels Of The Future Are Hot, Prepopped, And Good For YouPopcorn, Indiana’s kernels of the future are hot, prepopped, and good for you.
Fast Company MagazineThree Life-Changing Designs From The Microsoft Imagine CupCheck out these three lifechanging designs from the Microsoft Imagine Cup.
Fast Company MagazineIs Your Manager A Creativity Killer?In an informal poll, we asked anonymous workers to weigh in. Verdict? Some of you have crappy bosses.
Fast Company MagazineMarketing Energy Burn To Sell Energy BarsClif Bar and Nature Valley want their consumers to get up and excercise. But guess how many calories their consumers would save if they just stopped eating their energy bars?
Fast Company MagazineCould You Build A House Using Only Local Materials? Architects Weigh InCould you build a house only using local materials? Architects weigh in.
Fast Company MagazineWhere Disney’s Spending Its Big Dollars In 2012Revenue for Disney’s Parks and Resorts division grew to $11.8 billion in the last fiscal year, up 10%.