The I in We How did WeWork’s Adam Neumann turn office space with “community” into a $47 billion company? Not by sharing.
In early January, employees of the We Company, formerly known as WeWork, gathered in Los Angeles…
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Luxury cinemas are fighting Netflix with steak tartare, expensive booze, and gourmet popcorn
The phenomenon of a luxe night out with a brew and a view extends from…
AI, Camera Module Tracks Customer Reaction To DOOH Advertising
PerceptIn, a visual intelligence company, has created technology that combines artificial intelligence algorithms and a…
Why Open Banking Represents a Seismic Shift for Fintech
Open banking, a collaborative model in which banking data is shared with third-party players, is…
THE WIRED GUIDE TO HYPERLOOP
First proposed by Elon Musk, the theoretical transportation system we call hyperloop would propel people- or…
How Rent-A-Center leverages its online community for brand decision-making
The furniture and electronics firm has an “Inner Circle” of more than 3,000 members to…
Turning Hand-Painted Ads into Social Media Magnets
Colossal Media uses old-school artistry to draw millions of eyeballs to big brands, from Nike…
The Upside to Being a Designer Outside of New York City
Sure, design firms may dominate big cities. But people with innovative creative ideas and the…
Brands are biting into the Virtual Reality feast
Adopt New Tech Before Everyone Else One glaring constant in your career is that the technology…
Why Brands Are Building Their Own ‘Museums’ Where Immersion Is the Price of Entry
Cheetos, Hulu, Land O’Lakes have set up exhibits Cheesebraham Lincoln. Locheese Monster. Statue of Libercheese.…