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Why Everyone You Know Wants You To #DeleteUber

The ride-sharing company found itself in hot water over its response to President Trump's recent travel ban.

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Nike's touching Kobe Bryant tribute is branding done right

From the Mike Bloomberg 2020 campaign's failed satirical tweets to Nike's well-thought out and respectful Kobe Bryant tribute, here's a look at the brands that either nailed their marketing or seriously missed the mark this week.

Nike's touching Kobe Bryant tribute is branding done right

Google is giving back with a free digital learning center

Grow with Google is a digital learning center in New York City. It's also an online platform that offers free classes for people wanting to expand their knowledge of technology. Whether it's coding, making a website, or upgrading your visibility, Grow with Googles has free classes for people of all ages and career backgrounds.

Google is giving back with a free digital learning center

What's the best way to be more productive at work?

Wondering if there's a way to boost your productivity on a daily basis? Watch as Fast Company's own Talib Visram takes on three different productivity challenges to see which one actually helps him work better.

What's the best way to be more productive at work?

Standard Dose is the one-stop CBD shop for holistic well-being in Manhattan

Standard Dose founder Anthony Saniger saw a problem in the expanding CBD industry. Too many products were inaccurate or misleading about how much CBD they actually contained. So he set out to to change the system, and in the process, opened a holistic wellness escape in the middle of New York City. [Videos: Robin Beckham/GETTY (pedestrians)]

Standard Dose is the one-stop CBD shop for holistic well-being in Manhattan

Slack's CTO explains the company's culture of 1% improvements

Cal Henderson, CTO & Co-founder of Slack, discusses the importance of innovation. He has an approach of making 1% improvements rather than leaps and bounds. Recognizing these small wins with his employees has helped Slack's growth as a company.

Slack's CTO explains the company's culture of 1% improvements

Why Burger King's moldy whopper beats Supreme and Oreo's pricey collaboration

From Oreo and Supreme's overpriced misstep to Burger King's moldy whopper, here's a look at the brands that either nailed their marketing or seriously missed the mark this week.

Why Burger King's moldy whopper beats Supreme and Oreo's pricey collaboration

How data helped CaaStle break through in the difficult retail industry

Christine Hunsicker, CEO and co-founder of CaaStle, speaks on the unconventional way the company broke into the difficult apparel industry. CaaStle was able to acquire clients like Ann Taylor, Banana Republic, and Bloomingdales by showing off data that proves their product's success. [Videos: GETTY IMAGES (Scrolling Phone, Texting Phone, Package Delivery, Package Signing, Clothing Rack)]

How data helped CaaStle break through in the difficult retail industry

The future of fashion is here with 5G

Leaders at the Fashion Institute of Technology talk about how the use of 5G will impact the world of fashion and help brick and mortar retailers better compete with online stores. From being a virtual attendee at a runway show to artificially trying on clothes at home, top-ranking FIT is already headed to the future of fashion. [GETTY CLIP: GORODEN KOFF (MALE DESIGNER); JOHNNY GREIG (WOMEN DRESSING ROOM); HALIM LOTOS (TEEN VR); KONSTANTYNOV (WOMAN SKYPING); KONSTANTYNOV (TABLET); FIL_STUDIO (VR); HQUALITY VIDEO (MAN WITH AR SCREEN); SILVERKBLACK (BEARDED DESIGNER); FUNKEY FACTORY (WOMAN WALKING); MSPHOTOGRAPHIC (FASHION MODELS); ]

The future of fashion is here with 5G

Mo Rocca's favorite Twitter account and least favorite app

Mo Rocca is a journalist, comedian, host, and correspondent. Here, he discusses a few of his favorite things—from Twitter accounts to podcasts to apps. [Photos: Denis Tangney Jr (Buffalo Waterfront, Grand Rapids); Pgiam (Cleveland)]

Mo Rocca's favorite Twitter account and least favorite app

CTRL Labs thinks we'll all control machines with our brains very soon

CTRL Labs co-founder Thomas Reardon believes that the way we control our devices is too clunky. He started his company with the goal of doing away with the familiar swipes and gestures, to be replaced with direct interface with the human brain.

CTRL Labs thinks we'll all control machines with our brains very soon

Impact

How New York can optimize its bold new building efficiency regulations

This tech quickly searches your blood for more than 1,400 pathogens

What to expect when New York bans plastic bags

Creativity

The casual fan’s guide to jumping into WeTV’s ridiculous guilty pleasure ‘Life After Lockup’

Born on February 29, 1936? Happy 21st birthday! Ryan Reynolds wants to buy you a drink

‘The Invisible Man’ is the techie film you didn’t see coming

Co.Design

These vibrant posters track the rise of China’s economic might

Semitrucks are about to look totally insane

Nap pods are here to make flying economy less dreadful

Work Life

This is how much exercise you need to get to see a benefit to your brain

How HR leaders are preparing for the Coronavirus

I asked experts to analyze my to-do lists. This is what they found