This Company Is Trying To Make Curated Art More Accessible--And Affordable

Former Cambridge Analytica Director Wants To Protect Your Data

Brittany Kaiser, former Cambridge Analytica Business Development Director, talks about mircotargeting ethics and how it needs to evolve.

How One Company Is Aiming To Eliminate Product Overload

Brandless, a direct-to-consumer food and household company, seeks to limit shopping overwhelm by simplifying your choices.

How Nike Uses Augmented Reality To Cater To Its Most Obsessed Fans

This Beauty Brand Puts Social Activism At Its Forefront

“We think of ourselves as a movement rather than a beauty brand,” says Gregg Renfrew, founder and CEO of Beautycounter.

Why A Self-Proclaimed Perfectionist Gave Up Instagramming All Her Meals

Dana Cowin of Chefs Club International decided to put her phone down for meals out, claiming it was “such a misrepresentation of the messiness of life.”

The Importance Of Setting Boundaries When Being Acquired By A Larger Company

Scott Norton, cofounder of Sir Kensington’s, explains how a company must have morals and values they won’t bend on, no matter what the circumstances are.

How Wall Street Could Ignite Meaningful Gun Reform

Financial institutions like Bank of America and BlackRock are in a unique position to pressure gun manufacturers and retailers.

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How Casey Neistat Reinvented Himself After Beme

“I think I struggle in environments that are much more structured,” says the vlogger, who learned to rely on himself above all others in the cut-throat media industry.