Marisa Kabas

Minority Leaders On What Intel’s $300 Million Pledge Will Mean To Tech Diversity

Is Intel’s huge investment the solution to Silicon Valley’s diversity problem? Industry experts weigh in on what works and what doesn’t.

Minority Leaders On What Intel’s $300 Million Pledge Will Mean To Tech Diversity

Scientists Make What Could Be Biggest Antibiotic Breakthrough In 25 Years

The drug was discovered in a grassy field in Maine.

Scientists Make What Could Be Biggest Antibiotic Breakthrough In 25 Years

FBI Director Still Certain North Korea Behind Sony Hack, Says Perpetrators “Got Sloppy”

FBI Director James Comey offers more evidence to combat lingering skepticism.

FBI Director Still Certain North Korea Behind Sony Hack, Says Perpetrators “Got Sloppy”

Amazon Temporarily Reduces Price Of Troubled Fire Phone

Jeff Bezos’s brainchild has been thrown in the bargain basket.

Amazon Temporarily Reduces Price Of Troubled Fire Phone

Intel CEO Pledges $300 Million To Increase Diversity In The Tech Industry

The tech giant’s workforce is just 4% black. But that’s about to change.

Intel CEO Pledges $300 Million To Increase Diversity In The Tech Industry

Boston Uber Driver Charged With Rape

Police say a young woman was beaten and raped after arranging a ride with the car service.

Boston Uber Driver Charged With Rape

Most Creative People

Marcel The Shell Takes On Fleetwood Mac

Jenny Slate’s beloved animated character performs a stirring rendition of “Landslide.”

Marcel The Shell Takes On Fleetwood Mac

Does Discussing Your Religion At Work Make You Happier?

A new study finds that being open about religion in the workplace leads to higher satisfaction.

Does Discussing Your Religion At Work Make You Happier?

Airbnb Launches Glossy New Updates To Mobile Experience

The apartment-sharing company is focused on turning mobile browsers into mobile bookers.

Airbnb Launches Glossy New Updates To Mobile Experience

Apple Found Not Guilty In Decade-Old Antitrust Lawsuit

A California jury ruled in their favor because of insufficient evidence from the plaintiff.

Apple Found Not Guilty In Decade-Old Antitrust Lawsuit

New Polaroid Camera Brings Instagram Photos To Life In A Flash

The Socialmatic combines the photo-previewing function of a digital camera with the instant printing power of the original Polaroid camera.

New Polaroid Camera Brings Instagram Photos To Life In A Flash

New Flower Delivery Startup UrbanStems Hopes To Bloom In New York

UrbanStems launched in D.C. on Valentine’s Day. Now they’re taking on the Big Apple.

New Flower Delivery Startup UrbanStems Hopes To Bloom In New York

Facebook May Give Us A “Dislike” Button

That news and more, as audience members and Facebook users around the world ask questions directly to the Facebook founder.

Facebook May Give Us A “Dislike” Button

The History Of The Latke In 8 Tweets

Be thankful it isn’t made of goose fat anymore.

The History Of The Latke In 8 Tweets

Microsoft’s New MSN Apps Are Now Available For iOS

The apps cover news, finance, fitness, food, and sports.

Microsoft’s New MSN Apps Are Now Available For iOS

Uber, But For Dinner

After a successful lunch service launch in parts of Los Angeles this summer, uberFRESH is driving for dinner.

Uber, But For Dinner

Embattled Music Company Grooveshark Announces “Broadcasts,” A New Internet Radio Service

In a move to compete with Pandora, the company is releasing its “first compliant app.”

Embattled Music Company Grooveshark Announces “Broadcasts,” A New Internet Radio Service

Twitter Cofounder Ev Williams Sets His Sights On “World-Positive” Startups

With Obvious Ventures, he’s already invested in 11 companies looking to make the world a better place.

Twitter Cofounder Ev Williams Sets His Sights On “World-Positive” Startups

Uber Announces Whopping $1 Billion In Funding

They’re hoping to continue their growth–and world takeover.

Uber Announces Whopping $1 Billion In Funding

Amazon Introduces Its Own Line Of Super-Cheap Diapers

Amazon Elements is a new line of ethically made products that are available to Prime members.

Amazon Introduces Its Own Line Of Super-Cheap Diapers

Impact

Why the Marshall Islands started a tuna fish company

Efficiency improvements and renewables reduce emissions—but also trick people into using more energy

Can food tech invent a ‘better’ bagel?

News

Patagonia’s new film ‘They/Them’ celebrates a trans climber’s inspiring journey

Adam Sandler and Olive Garden are huge with Gen Z, proving everything is cyclical

Student loan forgiveness overhaul: Here’s what will change and how you could benefit right away

Co.Design

Maximalist shops are in, and we’re here for it

How to humanize a $22 billion neighborhood built from scratch

Louis Vuitton bags, Nike shoes, stool samples: Inside the bizarre economy of unclaimed Amazon packages

Work Life

3 ways to design a more successful hybrid workplace

Maynard Webb: ‘Always treat everyone nicely on the way out’

How to self-promote at work without coming off as full of yourself