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Too qualified to hire: how Isaiah Hankel is rewriting the rules of the job market
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Too qualified to hire: how Isaiah Hankel is rewriting the rules of the job market ...

Howard Schultz warning that should make every CEO listen

Wesley Diphoko|Published

Howard Schultz warning for the future

Ruzinha Shah: A journey of resilience and empowerment

Fast Company Contributor|Published

Explore the inspiring journey of Ruzinha Shah, a woman whose resilience and commitment to empowerment have transformed lives.

Inside the fight for Elon Musk's payday

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The January 2024 Court of Chancery ruling striking down Musk’s pay has become a rallying cry for Delaware critics.

Goodbye SEO. Hello, GEO.

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GEO: The next big thing after SEO

Dangote to speak in South Africa

Wesley Diphoko|Published

Aliko Dangote to speak at the Africa In The World Festival

Brian Chesky discusses how CEOs can navigate fraught political times

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Chesky discusses how CEOs can navigate fraught political times

Is there a better way to teach business?

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A former b-school dean lays out two strategic paths

Australian startup July just made its luggage trackable.

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The first luggage bags with AirTags

10X Growth Consulting Inc. fixes growth roadblocks for consumer brands

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As consumer brands grapple with growth challenges, 10X Growth Consulting Inc. emerges as a game-changing ally, promising not just solutions but a transformative ...

Meet the Most Expensive intern in South Africa

Wesley Diphoko|Published

The story of a Tech Founder who became an Intern

G20 COUNTRY INNOVATIONS

Wesley Diphoko|Published

Innovation by G20 Countries

What is AI Automation Engineers

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The emerging job, thanks to AI

How three personal stories drove Tethral founder John Lunsford to rebuild the smart home from the user up

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John Lunsford's journey to create Tethral is rooted in personal experiences that highlight the limitations of current smart home technology.

Uber loses appeal to label employees as independent contractors

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The fight to fix the employment status of gig works

Is this the future of camping? Check out this newly designed portable mattress

Jesus Diaz|Published

The Mazzu Camping Mattress has 72 precision-engineered spring units that make it actually comfortable to sleep on.

How VR and AI can nurture empathy and emotional regulation in children

The Conversation|Published

Discover how VR and AI can transform the way children learn empathy and emotional regulation, bridging the gap between technology and essential social skills.

Is there an environmental cost to AI?

Jeff Yurcisin|Published

AI is resource-intensive, especially when rolled out at scale. It uses a ton of electricity and water, drives new forms of e-waste, and complicates carbon accounting. ...

Kate McKinnon is not just an actor; she is an entrepreneur in creativity

Elizabeth Segran|Published

It took the former ‘Saturday Night Live’ star 12 years to write her first novel. She tells Fast Company why that’s actually a good thing.

This matchmaker charges clients up to R1. 8 million. But they are now using AI

Grace Snelling|Published

Three Day Rule charges R109,150 for its standard three-month matchmaking experience. Now, it’s turning that service into an AI-powered app.