Thrilled to have Stephanie Clifford covering the Sam Bankman-Fried trial for Fast Company. Here's her day-one dispatch, featuring jury selection, SBF's court haircut, and his Internet-disabled laptop. fastcompany.com/90957982/sbf-t…

A Crypto Bro and a Pharma Bro walk into a courtroom… fastcompany.com/90962991/marti…

SBF trial update: Gary Wang's $200m in FTX loans for "some investment in this or that"; Caroline Ellison's tracking investments by rounding to the nearest billion; in Ellison/SBF romance, a feeling he was "distant," & more: @fastcompany fastcompany.com/90964098/carol…

"The reign of the girlboss is over," writes Dr. Elizabeth Segran in Fast Company. Why being a highly visible female founder turned out to be a double-edged sword—and how they paved the way for what comes next. fastcompany.com/90960329/girlb…

The 2023 layoffs at IDEO are extreme: 32 percent of its headcount. The impact is even more significant than that. Mark Wilson puts it all in context for Fast Company fastcompany.com/90976682/desig…

However the drama at OpenAI drama shakes, the safety issue is tearing Silicon Valley apart. paul thompson pulls back and takes the long view in Fast Company fastcompany.com/90985788/opena…

Could Sam Altman really be reinstalled as OpenAI CEO? Sure. Here's why. Razor-sharp analysis from David Lidsky in Fast Company fastcompany.com/90986021/could…

Sam Altman hired by Microsoft to lead AI research after ouster from OpenAI f-st.co/cV79FBM

Sam Altman is back as OpenAI's CEO, capping a wild weekend of boardroom moves, new hires, and staff revolts. f-st.co/E284Ulx

The madcap situation at @openai was unprecedented—but, as Harry McCracken 🇺🇦✡️ writes for Fast Company, it won’t be the last boardroom drama caused by AI fastcompany.com/90986455/opena…

If you love the waffle fries but always feel a little guilty about it, read this. The Chick-fil-A, Inc. story is even more layered than you think. Amazing read by Clint Rainey in Fast Company fastcompany.com/90978735/chick…

Congratulations to Clint Rainey, winner of our Audience Award for "Is It Okay to Like Chik-fil-A?" at @fastcompany. "It’s smartly structured, well reported, and strong enough to make you question your own stance toward the company," says Peter Rubin fastcompany.com/90978735/chick…

Check out Fast Company's awesome 2024 Most Innovative Companies list, featuring NVIDIA Taco Bell, Taylor Swift Prod., MATTEL and more. Congrats to Amy Farley & David Lidsky & the rest of the team! fastcompany.com/most-innovativ…

This Harry McCracken 🇺🇦✡️ story in Fast Company about Jensen Huang and NVIDIA is a feat of efficiency and authority. Everything you need to know in as few words as possible. 👏🏼 fastcompany.com/91033514/nvidi…

Here’s your guide to the companies you should be tracking in 2024. Fast Company's annual Most Innovative Companies list is out today—and it’s full of insights and surprises. #FCMostInnovative fastcompany.com/most-innovativ…

Exclusive from Brian Stelter in Fast Company : first in-depth story on NBC News chairman Cesar Conde, with new context on the Ronna McDaniel backlash fastcompany.com/91077007/cesar…

Sports betting is a cancer that will eat sports from the inside out, and it was one of the most predictable disasters in the history of business. Jay Willis (@jaywillis.net on Bsky) Fast Company fastcompany.com/91087570/legal…

I spent forever working on this piece about Uncrustables (all of 2024 -- what??). That's b/c the story of how Smucker's simple PB&J snack got ubiquitous in US culture is cooler than whatever you're imagining. I promise. fastcompany.com/91077676/uncru…

Requiem for the sedan. Insightful analysis, as always, from David Zipper in Fast Company fastcompany.com/91123174/detro…

It’s been a tumultuous few months for Nike: mass layoffs, shrinking revenue, see-through MLB uniforms, and a controversial track & field outfit. But the world’s biggest sneaker brand has a plan to turn it all around at the Paris Summer Olympics.