Fast Company

Fast Company

Fast Company is a top business media brand known for its emphasis on innovation in technology, leadership, groundbreaking ideas, creativity, and design. Aimed at forward-thinking business leaders, Fast Company encourages its readers to broaden their perspectives, lead with intention, adapt to change, and influence the future of business.

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#11410

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#2554

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  • 10 hours ago | fastcompany.com | Chris Stokel-Walker

    Just over six months ago, Fast Company asked: “How long will Elon Musk and Donald Trump’s lovefest last?”Well, we have our answer. This week, tensions escalated between the two over Trump’s proposed “One Big Beautiful Bill” aimed at cutting taxes, which Musk derided as a “disgusting abomination.” Their disagreement deepened over electric vehicle mandates, which Musk strongly supports.

  • 3 days ago | fastcompany.com | Chris Savage

    When something scares you, what’s your gut reaction? Do you dodge it, chip away at it slowly, or face it head-on? As entrepreneurs, fear is a big part of our job. We’re all familiar with the usual suspects: fear of embarrassment, fear of missing out on a valuable opportunity, fear of not being good enough (imposter syndrome, anyone?), and of course, the fear of failure.

  • 6 days ago | fastcompany.com | John Mazur

    If you’ve ever been pulled into a crisis “war room” with PR and legal during your career, you know it’s not a fun place to be. When a retail brand goes viral in the wrong way, leaders are usually left scrambling to understand what happened, communicate updates, and develop a plan of action. A slow or inadequate response can damage the brand for years to come.

  • 6 days ago | fastcompany.com | Rob Walker

    Branded is a weekly column devoted to the intersection of marketing, business, design, and culture. Donald Trump has added a fresh punching bag to his ever-widening rotation of opponents: Apple. The president has, as he’s put it, “a little problem” with CEO Tim Cook. For Cook, this actually looks like a big problem—with no easy fix.

  • 1 week ago | fastcompany.com | Gabriel Bridger

    Marketing today isn’t suffering from a lack of tools—it’s drowning in them. Between campaign platforms, analytics dashboards, CMSs, CDPs, DAMs, and automation engines, marketers are cobbling together fragmented tech stacks with duct tape and good intentions. Enter: the marketing operating system (MOS). Yes, another acronym. But before you roll your eyes, consider this: What if the MOS isn’t just another buzzword, but a fundamental rethinking of how modern brands operate?