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Reinventing Business
Happy Birthday, Futurists! A Movement Turns 104
Futurists celebrate 104 years since the manifesto that launched their movement -
Entertainment
For Netflix, Original Shows Are Low-Risk
The economics of House of Cards -
Consumer Electronics
Macmillan Settles U.S. Lawsuit Over E-book Prices
The remaining big publisher charged in the case has settled a U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit over the price of digital books -
Reinventing Business
Europe Bets €1 Billion on Graphene to Lead a Tech Renaissance
The European Commission wants EU companies to develop flexible technologies, solar panels, and batteries from a remarkable carbon product named graphene -
Media & Marketing
Sony Music CEO Doug Morris Is Streaming Big
The case for the future of the music business, featuring a 74-year-old who's BFFs with Bono and Adele—and right at home in the age of Spotify and Pandora -
Science & Research
Startup Seeo Moves Toward a Safer Lithium-Ion Battery
A six-year old venture is turning out small, less-flammable batteries to store energy from solar energy systems, explains Seeo's Hal Zarem -
Facebook
Has Facebook’s Zuckerberg Forgotten How to Change the World?
To truly improve education, the billionaire needs to use his company's staff and resources, not just his wealth -
Reinventing Business
Anthony Sperduti on Rebooting J.Crew Retail
Along with a partner, Sperduti turned a defunct New York City bar into a menswear store—and helped turn around J.Crew’s men’s business -
Reinventing Business
Stamen Design's Eric Rodenbeck on Leading Creativity
The aha! moment is often a place you weren’t expecting to be—a mistake -
Design
Designers on What They Would Redesign
A designers’ to-do list -
Design
Reinventions: Nest Learning Thermostat
Nest Labs devises a thermostat that learns your preferences and shuts off when no one’s home -
Health Care
Health Insurance: Now Sold in Stores
Awaiting a wave of new customers, insurers learn how to sell in malls -
Science & Research
Why We Should Remember Aaron Swartz
Tech has its empire builders. It also has people like Aaron Swartz, whose work makes empires possible -
Consumer Electronics
Can HP Innovate? Yes, When It Comes to Brain Drains
Hewlett-Packard has lost more than 100 top executives over the past two years as new CEOs keep showing up to turn the company around -
Food & Drink
Urban Farm Gotham Greens Gives Us Brooklyn Lettuce
Gotham Greens is the only rooftop farm in New York City to produce vegetables on a commercial scale
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