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General Mills Partners with Ziploc to Finally Bring Resealable Packaging to Cheerios

After decades of consumer complaints, makeshift bag-rolling, and desperate deployments of kitchen clips, breakfast history is officially being made in…

New Releases in Design, Architecture, and Culture: From Iconic Seating to Sustainable Spaces

The global design landscape is experiencing a rich period of reflection, documentation, and critique, captured through a new wave of…

Purple is everywhere in fintech. This bank rebranded but kept the color

When scaling a financial institution across international borders, establishing operational infrastructure such as customer support teams, credit card issuance platforms,…

From Tethered to Transformed: How Wearable Breast Pump Pioneer Willow is Evolving into a Maternal Care Powerhouse

When my first daughter was born in 2015, navigating the world of postpartum infant feeding meant accepting a reality defined…

Inside the Tokyo Fire Department: How the World’s Largest Brigade Prepares for the Worst

On a wet autumn morning in Tokyo, four firefighters clad in heavy, cumbersome hazmat suits move with absolute precision through…

Tech-Savvy Users Are Using Artificial Intelligence to Rid Their Smart TVs of Clutter and Ads

On a quiet Monday evening, 42-year-old Igor Aguiar decided to give his 75-inch Amazon Fire TV a much-needed and pointedly…

Navigating Urban Futures: Inside the Mobility & Design Special

This month’s Mobility & Design Special takes a wide-ranging, wild ride through the fast-changing world of modern transport, examining how…

The Rise of Liberty Biberty: How Liberty Mutual’s Creepy New Mascot Sparked Street Protests and Internet Infamy

On a brisk autumn morning on October 25, the streets outside Liberty Mutual’s Boston headquarters transformed into a theater of…

Chapters of Resilience: How Barcelona’s Independent Bookshops Are Defying the Odds

In a Mediterranean metropolis where the pressures of mass tourism are increasingly viewed as a severe threat to local culture…

Two-Thirds of American Marketers Would Fail a Basic Marketing Test—And Why AI Might Be to Blame (and Save Them)

A recent study by market research firm Ipsos has sent shockwaves through the corporate and creative worlds, revealing that two-thirds…