Susan Johnston Taylor

This Startup Teaches Domestic Violence Survivors To Be Entrepreneurs

Financial concerns often prevent victims from leaving their abusers. This startup is giving them the tools they need to start their own businesses.

This Startup Teaches Domestic Violence Survivors To Be Entrepreneurs

Why These Gig-Economy Startups Hire Salaried Employees Instead Of Contractors

A few companies have found there are big advantages to hiring full-time employees to do on-demand gig work.

Why These Gig-Economy Startups Hire Salaried Employees Instead Of Contractors

Could “Social Justice Benefits” Be The Newest Employment Trend?

Some companies are recognizing their employees’ social consciences by offering paid time off for political involvement, and even covering bail for employees arrested while peacefully protesting.

Could “Social Justice Benefits” Be The Newest Employment Trend?

Impact

At Google’s new campus, ‘dragonscale’ solar panels capture sunlight from all different angles

There’s a hidden, huge source of emissions companies are ignoring: their banking

How family farmers are working to get federal support for regenerative agriculture

News

What’s happening with Tether? Investors flee amid fears of the next stablecoin crisis

Digital World’s SEC filings show just how risky a Trump partnership can be

‘It was designed to piss us off’: Goop’s fake luxury diaper aimed to turn rage into tax awareness

Co.Design

See Lego’s stunning new set, which turns Van Gogh’s ‘Starry Night’ into 3D art

Today’s top design innovators have it all wrong. Here’s how to think bigger

See the cutting-edge tech turning government buildings into lean, green machines

Work Life

Why the 9-to-5 schedule has lost its place in the workplace

Considering professional development? Maybe prioritize this instead

Chef Kwame Onwuachi’s debut cookbook is a taste of Black America