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The brand’s new Athena Dress is made from the same stretchy, sweat-wicking compression fabric as the company’s original color-blocked leggings.

The hack was reminiscent of the recent SolarWinds attack, the worst U.S. government cybersecurity breach in history.

A second batch of Economic Impact Payments is on the way, but it could take a few weeks to receive it by USPS.

Companies based in Georgia are being pressured to take a stronger stance against efforts by state Republicans to make it harder to vote.

Golde’s superfood lattes and powdered drinks are now staples at both Sephora and Target.

These principles will guide you no matter your company’s size or geographic location.

This tech CEO reflects on what he’s learned after a year of leading remote teams, and the challenges ahead as companies move to reopen.

Your millions await.

Earlier this month, auction house Christie’s held an online auction in which a piece of art sold for a whopping $69 million. It wasn’t a work by Basquiat or de Kooning, artists who have fetched similar prices at auction. It was for a JPG file by the artist Beeple, sold as a nonfungible token or NFT—digital artwork that is verified as original through the use of blockchain.

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“Sex differences in the brain are tiny and inconsistent, once individuals’ head size is accounted for,” says new research.

‘Roblox’s’ IPO was so successful in part because the company has a bright future as a teaching and learning tool.

“Our findings call into question the necessity of video.” Ouch.

You know how we’ve all been glued to Zoom for a year in an effort to mimic the face-to-face cues of meetings? Zoom might not be the best way to do that.

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Over 100 people were killed in one day by Myanmar’s military junta, including six children, a man who was burned alive, and a nurse who was shot in the head while helping the injured.

Legal scholar Rashida Richardson and transportation consultant Tamika L. Butler will help shape the direction of Lacuna, which makes technology to help cities manage transportation issues in real time.

As we get closer to the prospect of inhabiting space, the workforce will need to dramatically readjust.

There’s science behind why your relationship works so well—or doesn’t.

Reports say that the tech giant is in talks to acquire the popular messaging service. It could be a clever move for Microsoft, if it can keep Discord users happy.

Superbrewed Food’s cheese is fermented in a tank, from the same microbes that already live in your body.

As long as women have been working outside the home, they’ve held a precarious place in the labor force.

ThredUp’s IPO is the latest sign of a booming resale industry.

Who knew that a thrift shop could be so lucrative? ThredUp, which dubs itself the world’s largest consignment store, just went public, raising $168 million, with shares jumping 43% in its first day of trading.

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While 2020 was a deadly year for gun violence, the U.S. avoided the kind of mass shootings that have plagued the country in recent years. Do the tragedies in Atlanta and Boulder indicate they’re coming back?

Carbone, the exclusive restaurant with locations in Miami, New York, Las Vegas, and Hong Kong, is bringing its sauce to grocery store shelves.

Organic CEO Cathy Butler believes the secret sauce is all in building skills outside of the box.