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How A Princess Is Opening Doors For Women In Saudi Arabia

In a country where women can't legally take the wheel of a car, one dynamic leader is moving quickly (yet gently) to offer them other tools toward engagement. It doesn't hurt that she's a princess.

Beyond Roommates - Apartments For Startups

Krash and other startups take the coworking phenomenon to its logical, intimate extreme.

Inside Hulu's Bold Effort To Reinvent Itself

Inside Hulu's bold effort to reinvent itself via Seinfeld, Mindy Kaling, and a host of buzzy original shows.

The Better Burger - America Shacks Up

How Shake Shack has customers (and many investors) salivating for its burgers and unique brand of hospitality.

The Craziest CEO In America

T-Mobile CEO John Legere is the profanity spewing shock jock of corporate America. Is this the future of leadership?

Lee Daniels Is Just Getting Started

As Empire, Fox's high-octane, King Learesque prime-time smash about the ascendance to superstardom of a musical family, returns for its second season, creator and executive producer Lee Daniels explains why the show resonates with viewers and what's happening below the surface.

Anatomy Of A Micro Lung

How a series of thumb-drive-size chips may revolutionize pharmaceutical development.

Is Crowdfunding The Future Of Investments?

It won't be long before anyone can fund - and get equity in - a startup. Is that a good thing?

Fit To Be Sized

Actress Melissa McCarthy wants to fix plus-size fashion.

Swipe Right For Work Happiness

Startups are finding colorful ways to bring employee-engagement surveys into the smartphone age.

Dyson: The House That Suction Built

Can the pioneering vacuum maker transform itself into a full-blown tech company? An exclusive peek inside the house that suction built.

What Hot Sauce Says About American Consumers

Where once was Tabasco, there is now sriracha, gochujang, and more. What the condiment aisle says about American consumers.

The Key To Oprah Winfrey's Success: Radical Focus

After revamping her once-struggling TV channel, Oprah Winfrey has figured out how to make time for the projects she cares about most.

Snapchat's Untold Story

Snapchat boasts 100 million daily users, has captured the rapt attention of the media and advertising worlds - and is wildly misunderstood. Heres what everyone is missing.

How Malala Is Turning Her Life Story Into A Targeted Mission

How Nobel Peace Prize–winning education activist Malala Yousafzai is turning her compelling life story into a targeted mission.

In The Weeds

To Stand Out In The Crowd, Cannabis Companies Are Getting Creative With Their Lifestyle Branding.

Elon Musk Has No Fear!

Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s multibillion-dollar acquisition of his cousins’ sustainable-energy company, solarcity, is totally logical—and hugely risky. Will Musk pull off another miracle?

City Planning In The Fast Lane

A startup called Remix is using data to make your commute more efficient.

Radical Luxury

Ian Schrager’s new Public hotel brand is redefining high-end hospitality for a budget audience.

Market Forces

Brokerage app Robinhood is getting millennials to stop worrying and love investing. 

A Smarter Bot

Robotics pioneer Anki gave its new toy an AI mind of its own.

How Legendary Entertainment And Tech Executive Barry Diller Recognizes Potential

Legendary entertainment and media executive Barry Diller talks to Fast Company’s editor-in-chief about his instinct for spotting talent, his appetite for creative conflict, and why insiders should get the top jobs.

True Grit

Deja Baker’s job may be unremarkable—software engineer at a Chicago trading firm—but the journey she took to land it represents a triumph that doesn’t fit neatly on a résumé.

Finding Stars In A Post-Resume World

Fifteen years after Billy Beane disrupted Major League Baseball by applying analytics to player scouting, the corporate world finally has the technology to rewrite its own rules of recruiting.

The Slow Death Of Open Offices

Employees don’t like them. Research proves they’re ineffective. Why is it taking so long for us to get rid of them?

Can Netflix Get Serious About Movies Without Alienating Filmmakers?

Can the streaming giant get serious about movies without alienating filmmakers?

Just Doing It

Wieden+Kennedy leverages its independence to make advertising that transcends branding and drives the pop-culture conversation.

Celebration Nation

How do you maintain an intimate vibe at a 15,000-person conference? For Isagenix, the key is making everyone feel at home.

Rachel Bloom's Crazy Challenge

The cocreator, writer, and star of the CW musical comedy Crazy Ex-Girlfriend talks about juggling multiple roles, pay equality in Hollywood, and lifting the stigma around mental health.

Arlan Hamilton Has Muscled Her Way Into The Boys' Club

With her diversity-focused venture firm, backstage capital, and a new $36 million fund dedicated exclusively to black female founders, is working to change the composition of entrepreneurship in America.