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How to Sound Smart and Memorable, Anytime

You don't have to memorize what you're saying. But you do need a structure that helps your ideas stick.

Standing Even Taller

On my 14th birthday, my grandmother gave me a present: a framed photograph of her and my grandfather as teenagers in the 1940s. Then she explained the purpose behind it. \"Your dad told me that you've started slouching when pictures are taken,\" she said, \"because you're taller than the other girls and boys in your grade.\"

If at First You Don't Get Clients...

Try, try again? That's the lesson of Facet, an innovative financial planning startup that tried everything to get its first customers.

Selling Out, or Buying In?

Independent, mom-and-pop businesses are converting into franchises-but these decisions are tough to make when you've worked hard to build something on your own. What are these business owners giving away, and what can they gain?

This Is the 'Ultimate Measure of a Good Leader'

When the founder of a fast-growing North Carolina biscuit franchise passed away abruptly the company discovered the true value of founding principles.

Going for the Gold

After competing in two Olympics, this swimmer dove headfirst into her second career-and became SafeSplash Swim School's #1 franchisee. Here's how.

Spotlight on JAPAN

UPGRADING CAPITALISM BY EQUIPPING TODAY'S BUSINESSES WITH TOMORROW'S TECHNOLOGIES

What Were You Wrong About?

Sometimes, a shift in perspective can change everything. But how do you trigger a revelation? Here, six leaders talk about what helped them see things clearly.

Why 'Buy Green' Fails

As more companies become eco-friendly, they're often struggling to connect with consumers. Why? Because their communications are all wrong.

Why military veterans make standout employees

Discipline, teamwork, leadership—if you’re looking to hire these skills, consider military veterans.

Back on Track Can sleeper trains help curb Europe's air-travel emissions?

For the past several decades, it's been wildly easy-and affordable to fly from one European city to another.

Close Encounters

Convenient live-work-play urban districts are being developed in various forms around the globe

Train of Thought

As Amsterdam’s airport curtails flights because of environmental impact, KLM suggests that its passengers take to the rails

Big Wheels

American Airlines offers a TSA-approved ground service between Philadelphia and surrounding airports

Just Say Know

To improve mental health, learn new skills on the road—and have fun doing it

Le Bon Goût

Air France partners with Michelin-starred chefs for its new menus

First Glance

United unveils new high-end seats

Renaissance Woman

With an A-list clientele from Beyoncé to Bad Bunny, jeweler Georgina Trevino is bridging connections between worlds

Food for Thought

The pioneering Spanish restaurant EI Bulli is transformed into a museum and culinary laboratory

King of Clubs

Luca Del Bono’s Onda membership platform offers access to private social and coworking spaces across the globe

New Look

With industry innovations and a star-studded roster of clients, designer Peter Dundas is changing the shape of fashion

Rebalancing Act

How Finnair CEO Topi Manner led the airline through two external crises to bring it back on track

Ring of Fire

In October and April, solar eclipses will dazzle the United States

Entry Level

Why travelers are waiting weeks or even months to receive a new passport or renewal

On the Straight and Narrow

Single-aisle aircraft are marking a new era in transatlantic crossings

Net Worth

Washington Wizards power forward Kyle Kuzma excels at shooting three-pointers, but he's aiming much higher and deeper in his personal life

A Real-Time Revolution in Talent Engagement

Through innovation and data, Capital Markets Placement (CMP) is changing how job candidates and companies connect.

Foot Rubs, Reset Buttons & Resignation Letters

Five couples explain how they’ve managed to build Inc. 5000 businesses—and stay married.

Does It Get Any Better Than This?...

The Mikkelsen twins live in a universe where 1 + 1 = oh, around $50 million a year. And they created it entirely themselves. It's called Publishing.com

Two Wonks. One Spectacular Vision

How did Brad Smith and Bill Frist create CareBridge, the fastest-growing company in America? By aiming to solve not one problem, but two: how to rein in health care costs, and how to deliver better care.