Every collaborator drops Kanye
After many antisemitic comments and tweets, brands across the fashion and entertainment industry are cutting ties with Kanye.
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The new consumer culture
Gen Z consumption patterns are more aligned with older generations' spending habits.
Gas up this app
Gas is the hottest new app for teens
A farewell to the cash register
Companies are rolling out “frictionless” checkout tech that allows customers to walk into a store, grab what they need, and simply walk out
Millennials are bearish on stocks
Millennials are looking for a little more self-expression and risk-taking when it comes to their investment portfolio. They’re investing three times more than older Americans into alt-investments like crypto, real estate, and art and only half as much into stocks and
Shuggie’s Trash Pie makes garbage edible
A new restaurant called Shuggie’s Trash Pies is highlighting the amount of food that goes to waste by creating a rotating menu of dishes using ingredients no one else wants to use.
Gen Z doesn’t care for mainstream pop culture
For brands, Gen Z is hard to pin down because it’s all over the place — fragmented by an internet of subcultures — each with its own rules, lingo, and interests.
Instagram’s revamp may be leaving artists behind
Instagram’s push to video is alienating the professional artists, photographers, and illustrators that made the platform a hit in its early days.
The White House plans to craft an AI Bill of Rights
The White House released a layout for a Bill of Rights that would try to govern how AI systems are developed.
Babcock Ranch kept the lights on during Hurricane Ian
Babcock Ranch, Florida, which calls itself “America's first solar-powered town," faced Hurricane Ian straight on.