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Instacanvas – Living The Dream

Matt Munson faced down entrepreneurship’s hidden demons— loneliness, depression, and a crippling fear of failure—and emerged as a great leader and a better person. Now, he wants to help you do the same.

The Google Whisperer

Matt Wursta’s startup helps founders make the most of Google cloud tools. When Covid-19 hit, his service was critical to companies that could no longer afford it. He helped them anyway.

Outer Aisle – The Matriarch

How I converted my husband and four sons into my business partners.

Kabir Barday – Cookie Monster

Kabir Barday, founder of OneTrust, is a first-generation American entrepreneur— and was early to realize that online privacy laws are creating a massive new market.

The AntiAnti-Vaxxers

Web-savvy doctors like Zubin Damania (aka ZDoggMD) are fighting vaccine pseudoscience, one viral clip at a time

The Real Vaccine Billionaires of Maharashtra

An Indian racehorse dynasty may be the world’s best hope for producing enough vaccine to end the pandemic

When Worst Gets Worse

The blast in Beirut laid bare the wreckage from decades of sectarian politics

Vaccine Nationalism

The world’s governments are vying to secure doses before their peers can. It’s already getting ugly

The Streaming Wars Come to Real Estate

Studio lots are a hot property as Blackstone starts to write big checks

Chevron Keeps It Old-School

As rivals go green, it’s sticking with fossil fuels

QAnon Crashes The Internet Party

Is it too late to keep the amorphous online conspiracy movement from breaking into the mainstream?

Locking Out The Pirates

The maker of TSA-approved locks says trust-but-verify is the key to fighting counterfeiters

Instructions Included

Vaccines from the U.S. company Moderna and its German rival BioNTech use RNA as a messenger inside cells. The message: Produce an immune reaction, stat

Exploring Agritourism

Pennsylvania Researchers Join Florida in Examining Industry With $500,000 Grant

Where the Blues Yield Green

Island Grove Wine Company Rounds Out Offerings of Blueberry Nursery

HOPE FOR A CURE

University of California Scientists Find Treatment They Say Will Effectively Kill Citrus Greening

Florida Roots

New Florida Cattleman President Gene Lollis on His Term, Water Issues

A Call to the Country

Southern Hill Farms Grows in Popularity as Public Turns Focus to Rural Fun

Joe Biden Learns to Love Deficits

The Democratic nominee is willing to spend big on issues such as climate and inequality

Silicon Valley Failed To Think Different

Tech companies’ mostly White workforce reflects years of broken promises on diversity

Saving America's Black Banks

An activist rapper brings attention—and customers— to the few remaining Black-owned financial institutions

The Aborted Airline Takeoff

Early signs of recovery have been stalled by Covid flareups during prime travel season

When oil went negative, a group of traders made a killing

When oil prices went negative, a few traders above a London pub made a fortune. Did they also help cause the crash?

Google Dominates Search Ads More Than Ever. It's Working Through That

If you’re a therapist—or any small-business owner, really— you live and die with Google. Regulators may step in

Hong Kong's Counter Revolutionaries

Pro-democracy restaurants get creative about speech as Beijing clamps down

THE COLA CONTEST WITH 600,000 WINNERS

DECADES AGO, PEPSI’S NUMBER FEVER PROMOTION CAPTIVATED CONSUMERS AND PROMISED TO END COKE’S DOMINANCE IN THE PHILIPPINES. BUT AN ERROR AT A BOTTLING PLANT LED TO DISASTER

A rebate meant to lift Italy's economy widens a class divide

The pandemic worsened global inequality. Now some measures meant to help are widening the gulf

A ‘DEI' To-Do List

Your company has committed to becoming more diverse. How do you make that happen?

“HELP ME, OR DESTROY ME”

What’s the biggest risk you’ve ever taken? For Angela Gennari, whose company provides security and event staff at the University of Georgia, it was putting her fate into the hands of a competitor.

WORK SHOULD NOT BE CRAZY

What if working long hours, living on Slack, and growing as fast as possible isn’t the best way to run a business? The founders of Basecamp are pretty sure they have the answer.