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Lab-Made Meat Is Far From Done

Companies need to prove they can scale up as investors sour on projects that take decades to turn a profit

India's iPhone Moment

The country aims to capitalize on rising concerns among manufacturers about China

AmEx Reclaims Its Throne

It boosted points and added new benefits, then raised fees in the middle of a pandemic. The risky strategy worked

Come at Me, Vieux

○ French President Macron picks a fight with unions over his plan to raise the retirement age

Living Better With Alzheimer's

What if a village square, a garden and two donkeys could help restore dignity and slow the disease?

Covid Cluster Bomb

The coronavirus's ability to attack multiple organs and weaken immunity is evident in still-high excess deaths

Beware the Gas Price Boomerang

US consumers are celebrating the lowest gasoline prices in more than a year. That’s great for families whose incomes were whittled away by ballooning fuel bills earlier this year, but it highlights the inflationary dilemma facing the world’s biggest economy.

Company of the Year – Peak Patagonia

Yvon Chouinard built an empire for the good of the planet. But to ensure Patagonia's purpose in perpetuity, he needed one final, unprecedented move. The inside story of the mic drop heard round the world.

All Soul No Cycle

They turned spin class into a social phenomenon and a $180 million sale. Now, with Peoplehood, Elizabeth Cutler and Julie Rice have a new business: they want to teach the world to listen.

Marc Lore – The Multitasker

Visionary, tactician, operator. Disrupter, competitor, and former track star Marc Lore has won many ways_and always with speed. Now he's building utopia in the desert and trying to revolutionize dinner. Has he discovered the secret to entrepreneurship or is his good fortune about to run out?

Curastory Has 40,000 Users Who Want New Features. Zola's Co-Founder Knows How to Deliver Them

Shan-Lyn Ma, co-founder of the wedding e-commerce firm Zola, helps Tiffany Kelly, founder of the adtech company Curastory, navigate the highs and lows of running a fast-growing tech startup.

You Catch More Flies With Cookies

These married founders fled to Austin from Guatemala to find a home for their upstart brand. They still had miles to go.

Early Adopters

Hindsight

I Was Wrong, Bigger Isn't Always Better

When Disney comes knocking at your company's door, do you open up?

How to Turn Chaos Into Cash

Tip Sheet

Renewable Energy

The Future of ...

How I Got the Idea – A Little Spit and Polish

Imagine walking into a dentist's office and seeing a broken chair in the waiting room with a handwritten sign that reads, "Don't Sit Here." Not once, but twice. That's the gloomy experience that inspired Doug Hudson, 54, to give the dental industry what he saw as a long-overdue cleaning.

Inside Facebook's conscience

Mark Zuckerberg established the oversight board to investigate how Meta handles controversial posts. Two years in, the panel's members want to expand their mission and transform the way social platforms work.

Amazon's Robots Are Ready for the Next Step

Machines that deftly move a range of products without crushing or dropping them could transform the warehouse

Airbus Is Comin

A proposed A220-500 narrowbody jet and the larger A321 could squeeze the US aircraft giant

The Club With a 60,000 WOMAN Waitlist

A $1.1 billion startup  is creating support groups for women in the workplace. Only executives need apply

Wrestling With a Russian Exit

A list of companies that have left Russia highlights the economic costs of sanctions

Getting to Work in America

When thousands of migrants arrived in New York City, many tried to find jobs to survive. It’s harder than it may seem Photographs by Natalie Keyssar

England's GREEN and TREELESS Land

The UK has a plan to fight climate change with mass tree planting. That’s much easier said than done

The Inflation Wild Card

China’s long-awaited emergence from Covid Zero will push up prices of goods and services

Retail Investors Back Away

Day traders have run out of ammo as inflation and interestrate hikes crimp their tactics

BREAKING The (Wine) Glass Ceiling

After building the biggest Black-owned winery, the McBride sisters want to give back by funding female entrepreneurs

Who's at the Center of Tech's Universe?

Elon Musk's quick surrender in his war on Apple shows where the real power rests

The Good Business Issue

To reduce food waste, Misfits Market specializes in ugly organics, odd meat cuts and overstock packaged goods. Now it needs to scale its unusual supply chain way, way up

Bring on the Crypto Regulators

○ If FTX had followed existing US rules, many customers would have been protected and it may not have imploded