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Fast Company ‘Truth-seeking’ Ryan Breslow is throwing bombs on Twitter—and getting into pharmaceuticals IRS tax deadline 2022: extensions, stimulus credits, and other last-minute questions answered 169-year-old Steinway & Sons piano maker tunes up for an IPO These are the most popular Easter candy brands on Amazon this year Elon Musk paints his hostile Twitter takeover as a bid to save democracy These are the winner-take-all startups poised to dominate their markets Ukraine’s railway workers offer leadership lessons from the front lines Elon Musk offers to buy Twitter in $43 billion hostile takeover bid Texas-based Excelerate Energy defies IPO dry spell with an impressive NYSE debut People are excited about NFTs, but still don’t know what to do with them, UTA survey finds Why Coinbase is making a crowdsourced film trilogy with Bored Ape Yacht Club Why is there a baby formula shortage? Your questions answered Robinhood just added Shiba Inu, Solana, Polygon, and Compound crypto tokens Swingers crazy golf is coming to New York City Shopify stock split: When, how much, and what to know about the new ‘Founder share’ UNESCO project aims to digitally preserve Ukraine landmarks facing damage by war If the metaverse is the future of social media, teens aren’t convinced The IRS could owe you an old refund, but you have less than a week to claim it How bad reviews can work in your favor, according to science Warner Bros. Discovery begins trading: WBD stock price, ticker, and more Here’s what a nuclear war would do to the planet, according to scientists The poison pill—and other ways Twitter could fight an Elon Musk takeover Anti-aging technology is coming. Here’s how you can be ready for it DuckDuckGo’s private Mac browser can’t replace Chrome or Safari, yet Elon Musk wants to buy Twitter because he can’t buy the whole internet All Tech Stories Why Mark Zuckerberg is fixated on creating AR’s ‘iPhone moment’ WhatsApp’s new ‘Communities’ feature is like a messaging-based social network A great disruption is coming for venture capital Your favorite creator may be at risk of burnout, but recovery won’t take as long as you think This company is helping Ukrainian tech workers land contract gigs The future of work is uncertain. Here are 3 ways to meet your career goals How to spot human bias in the tech your company uses How Meta’s metaverse money grab could backfire Apple antitrust drama headlined this year’s IAPP privacy event The new cyberspace agency needs to tackle fraud, not just cyberattacks A new report outlines some of the barriers facing Asian women in tech How QR codes work—and what makes them dangerous How to use your iPad as a second Mac screen for free Metaverse gold rush: Virtual land sales and avatars are leading the NFT market Human rights experts condemn U.K. plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda Want your company to offer a green 401(k) option? This startup can help Athletes Unlimited is the first public benefit pro sports league. What does that mean for the players? Nike’s new VP of digital design hails from Twitter and Netflix This giant balloon will take you to the edge of space—for just $50,000 How to avert a branding identity crisis Four years after SESTA/FOSTA, a new bill investigates its harm 3 ways to determine if you’re ready to be a manager Resting while stigmatized: 7 ways to ensure marginalized workers get time to recharge Homepage Co.Design Work Life Impact Podcasts Recommender Innovation Festival 360 Subscribe Boston Scientific Deloitte Elevate Prize Genpact Klarna Logitech Square Verizon AWS FastCo Works Fast Government Most Innovative Companies Most Creative People World Changing Ideas Innovation By Design The Future of Hybrid Cloud Most Innovative Companies Summit The world of gadgets, apps, services, and startups: what's new and what's next You thought Facebook was powerful? To Meta’s CEO, the fact that his products have usually sat on platforms he didn’t control has long been a frustration. The entrepreneur’s latest venture, Love, seeks to build a community of people to democratically elect nutraceuticals and other alternative medicines. Twitter’s board still may have a few options left to prevent Elon Musk from taking over the company. Billionaires like Jeff Bezos believe that aging is a disease that can be slowed, stopped, even reversed. But you have to be ready to receive its benefits. This new browser promises superior privacy protection, but at the cost of some table-stakes features. Musk said he wants to buy the social network to defend ‘free speech,’ but free speech for whom? Do your WhatsApp groups need groups? Meta thinks so… These are the people showing up, saving lives, and making sure the trains run on time. As mainstream funds focus their time and dollars on the most profitable customers, they’re ignoring the scrappy upstarts—the very people who Clayton Christensen would have loved. The past two years have exacerbated burnout. But there are small (and maybe unconventional) changes you can make to put out the fire. UA IT Hub specializes in bringing IT projects to Ukrainian engineers who need flexibility to balance work with the realities of war. Meeting personal and professional goals while the workplace shifts calls for an uncompromising focus. Steve White explains how to get there. Bizagi’s VP of product marketing points out what gets overlooked and how everyone can play a part in rooting out bias. Horizon Worlds’s 47.5% fees for metaverse creators seem almost designed to enrage customers. They could also motivate Meta’s competitors. Apple CEO Tim Cook used his keynote to bemoan the security and privacy consequences of antitrust legislation. Attacks on oil processing plants and meat producers get all the attention, but it’s online fraud that victimizes hundreds of thousands of people every year. The authors of the UC-Hastings law school report explain how diversity initiatives too often exclude Asian women. While QR codes hold significantly more data than bar codes, they are also more prone to phishing attacks. Turning your iPad into a Mac display is free, it’s easy, and it’ll make you more productive. What’s not to love? Is the metaverse Web3’s next big bet?
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