Fast Company

Our favorite time of year is just around the corner. On September 15-18th, 2025, join us for the 11th annual Fast Company Innovation Festival in New York City. At #FCIF, be a part of thousands of business leaders, makers, and innovators for four days of inspired conversations, purposeful networking, engaging activations, and concrete takeaways. Join the magic: https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.pbit.ly/457wsqD

Wyatt Mitchell, a senior design director at Apple, brings his past as a magazine creative director to the T-shirt and hoodie tech world. He's one of Fast Company's Best Dressed in Business for 2025. http://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.pf-st.co/pxfj78q

The spooky season has come early for the hardware retailer, and its iconic 12-foot skeleton has some new ghoulish friends. http://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.pf-st.co/P2eVeb3

We’re  launching something fun today: Fast Company’s first ever Best Dressed in Business list is out! We’re celebrating eight people who are great examples of how personal style can be brought into the business world.  For these people—including Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese, fashion entrepreneur Emma Grede, Autodesk CMO Dara Treseder, Samsung’s Chief Design Officer Mauro Porcini and others—clothes are not just clothes. They are a tool for communicating something to their colleagues and the rest of the world. We talked to the honorees about how they think about personal style, the one piece in their closet that they’ll never get rid of, and the best fashion advice they’ve ever gotten. My favorite advice comes from Wyatt Mitchell of Apple: “That shirt is too small for you.” You can check out the whole thing here: https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.plnkd.in/ejuHQVZJ

In our first-ever edition of The Best Dressed in Business, Fast Company is celebrating fashion across the world of work: 8 remarkable individuals ranging from athletes on the court of the WNBA, to designers in the C-Suite of Seoul, to innovators at Apple. Shoe designer Salehe Bembury calls his style comfortable, utilitarian, with a dash of Japan. WNBA player Angel Reese earned the nickname Bayou Barbie for her glam perspective, even on the court. And to Emma Grede, the entrepreneur behind businesses like Skims and Good American, “clothes should be a way to channel our creativity and personality, particularly in the world of business.” It's not about whether quiet luxury or that cut jeans is still in. It’s not about labels or influencers, either. It’s about celebrating those who are comfortable enough in their skin to stunt across the professional world. Because most of all, dressing well requires knowing oneself. Get to know the fashion sense behind the list: https://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.pbit.ly/4o60fsx #FCBestDressed

Rising costs and a run of bad news have prompted shares to fall more than 44% this year. Here's what's causing the latest drop. http://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.pf-st.co/axHnJTJ

Namrata Tripath, the founder and publisher of Penguin Random House imprint Kokila, has mastered the art of wearing a 'power sari.' She is one of Fast Company's Best Dressed in Business for 2025. http://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.pf-st.co/3THqg0J

La-Z-Boy just got a new logo to prove it’s more than just your grandma’s recliner. http://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.pf-st.co/yWBMPTj

The massive blackout in Spain, Portugal, and France exposed a global power crisis. Now what? http://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.pf-st.co/Kquz5t0

No shoes, no screens, no problems—why these birthday party venues are bouncing right now. http://xmrrwallet.com/cmx.pf-st.co/9v7WcLi