Nate Berg

2 days ago | fastcompany.mx | Nate Berg

Con casi 60 años de historia, Hot Wheels sigue siendo un clásico que conquista los cuartos de juego de generaciones de niños. Sus minicoches y pistas para armar se han vuelto indispensables, pero esas pistas, llenas de curvas y bucles, siempre han sido un desafío para ensamblar. Mattel, creadora de Hot Wheels desde 1968, reconoce que este es un punto débil, especialmente para los más pequeños.

3 days ago | fastcompany.com | Nate Berg

As a nearly 60-year-old brand, Hot Wheels has been a playroom staple for generations of children. But while the tiny cars and buildable track sets have managed to find their way into the playrooms of millions of children, the looping, curving track pieces have always been a bit of a challenge to actually put together. Mattel, which created the Hot Wheels brand in 1968, knows this is a pain point, especially at the younger end of their target market.

4 days ago | fastcompany.mx | Nate Berg

Dada la marcada inclinación del presidente Donald Trump por los objetos dorados, para muchos no fue sorpresa cuando comenzaron a aparecer imágenes de las decisiones decorativas de su administración en la Oficina Oval. El espacio ahora rebosa de oro. Hay marcos de fotos, estatuas, trofeos, molduras de corona y portavasos dorados.

1 week ago | fastcompany.com | Nate Berg

Given President Donald Trump's well-established penchant for golden objects, it was not a surprise to many when images of his administration's decorative choices in the Oval Office started appearing. The space now abounds in gold. There are gold picture frames, gold statues, gold trophies, gold crown molding, and gold coasters. The Wall Street Journal reported that Trump called in his Mar-a-Lago "gold guy" to assist with the redesign, adding custom-made and gilded carvings.

1 week ago | fastcompany.com | Nate Berg

Remote work is going mobile. Starting today, the Florida-based high-speed rail service Brightline is launching a partnership with the shared workspace provider Industrious to turn parts of its stations-and even entire train cars-into coworking spaces. Industrious coworking spaces are now open in Brightline's stations in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, and Orlando, as well as a bookable train car for business meetings or private events on the move.