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FastCompany
Rite Aid store closures update: Latest list for June includes hundreds of doomed locations in 14 states
[8m]
How the Jeff Bezos wedding plans to highlight Venice’s artisanal heritage
[8m]
The European Union may accept a flat 10% U.S. tariff on its exports, with conditions
[44m]
Credit scores are tanking for millions in the U.S. Here’s why
[46m]
China is catching up to the U.S. in pharmaceuticals, but it’s not too late to turn that around
[3h]
Why CEOs from all industries should care about the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity
[4h]
Why AI has a big branding problem
[4h]
Why government’s AI dreams keep turning into digital nightmares—and how to fix that
[5h]
How the internet soured consumers on alt milk
[5h]
Levi’s looked to an early symbol of LGBTQ+ liberation for its 2025 Pride collection
[5h]
The debate over state-level AI bans misses the point
[5h]
The new jingle for Sam Altman’s human verification service will get stuck in your very human brain
[5h]
5 ways to keep your business ahead of tech disruption
[5h]
New York City’s plan to turn subway platforms into art galleries
[5h]
Where the design jobs are in 2025
[6h]
5 signals that make you instantly more trustworthy at work
[6h]
Why ‘PeaceTech’ must be the next frontier of innovation and investment
[6h]
How to use AI to quickly catch up at work after a vacation
[6h]
Here’s how you can thoughtfully integrate AI on your team—without leaving your employees behind
[6h]
Where all the design jobs are in 2025
[7h]
Block’s CFO explains Gen Z’s surprising approach to money management
[10h]
Why it’s perfectly normal (and good, even) to question what you do for a living
[19h]
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