Новости за 16.11.2018

Republican Brian Kemp–who as secretary of state oversaw the vote-counting process–will become the state’s new governor.

Definers Public Affairs has sought to discredit opponents in part by spreading misleading stories via a network of right-wing sites—and through Facebook.

The wellness revolution is making stars out of once niche food categories.

When employers promote workers to manager without training and support, the consequences are not good for anyone.

As mining machines harvest bitcoin, they generate excess heat. Instead of letting it go to waste, a Canadian company is capturing it and using it to warm people’s homes.

Move over Netflix and chill, it’s time for Chili’s Bar & Grill.

Do you feel God in this Chili’s tonight? Or is that just the Christmas spirit? The fast casual chain known for bargain baby back baby back ribs and data breaches is celebrating Cyber Monday with an online pop-up boutique full of clothing meant to make your friends and your enemies jealous and, presumably, hungry.

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Your inner kindergartener deserves better than two-for-one CVS deals.

There’s no shame in Scotch tape or Elmer’s glue. Even still, the bright green and orange branding reminds us of grade school–and there’s not a lot of design innovation in their packaging, either.

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Apple is venturing further into the streaming waters, tapping A24 to produce a slate of films that just may put the company in awards contention.

Burger King uses banner ads to buy you a free Whopper, Veterans Day isn’t for sale, and Cadillac says, “Oh Hello!”

Holiday shopping just got a little more fun.

After shuttering its iconic Fifth Avenue toy store due to rising rents and a changing retail landscape, FAO Schwarz has reopened just in time for the Christmas shopping season—sending its toy soldiers to man the doors of a brand-new flagship location in New York City.

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A judge ordered the White House to temporarily restore Jim Acosta’s press credentials.

Look before you cook your Thanksgiving feast.

Just in time for Thanksgiving, the USDA is raising the alarm about raw turkey. The news comes as Jennie-O Turkey Store Sales recalled 91,388 pounds of raw ground turkey products after the USDA linked a pack of raw ground turkey to the cause of a patient’s salmonella poisoning.

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When you feel like you’re the only one doing work, it can feel miserable. Here’s what you can do about it.

In honor of Native American Heritage Month, three professionals share how they navigate the obstacles they have faced in their careers.

Architect Tei Carpenter and designer Chris Woebken reimagine the overlooked, everyday hydrant to heighten the value of water.

The so-called “Lamppost-as-a-Platform” pilot project will allow the government to perform crowd analytics.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez saves her anger for where it’s most useful and brushes off her attackers with grace and wit.

The fourth-costliest megadeal in U.S. history, just behind the Foxconn fiasco in Wisconsin, will actually cost $112,000 per job in New York and even “that is not a full accounting” for its impact.

Early next year, the startup Power Ledger will start selling tiny fractions of clean energy plants to anyone who wants to invest in helping renewables scale up, fast.

People say that content on their social media feeds makes them angry–which is exactly what social media companies want.

People say that content on their social media feeds makes them angry–which is exactly what social media companies want.

But, don’t worry, Jeff Bezos still gets his helipad.

While New York politicians will certainly continue bloviating about the all the benefits that Amazon’s HQ2 will bring to the city, new evidence sure makes it seem like poor people will be the ones paying for it.

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Imagining what you would like to have said about you when you die could give you the blueprint for your future.

It looks just like metal–except it’s cheaper, more durable, and made with castor beans.

Working with depression can feel like slogging through the mud. Try these strategies to help you maintain professionalism and cope with your symptoms.