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Lululemon’s brilliant dupe strategy should be duplicated by every brand

Ray-Ban’s new sunglasses are inside out on purpose

Most lenses are convex. Ray-Ban’s new Reverse collection is concave. Here’s why. Read More

Hold the postmortem: The metaverse was never alive in the first place

People never really bought into the idea of the metaverse, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t interested in collaborative open worlds. Read More

Bumble acquires Official, an app that helps couples strengthen their relationship

It’s part of the company’s broader strategy to strengthen what it would consider the ecosystem of love. Read More

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Lululemon’s brilliant dupe strategy should be duplicated by every brand

Lululemon fans craved products from the beloved $50 billion athletic apparel company but have been settling for cheap alternatives. Then the company decided to deliver a big surprise. Read More

5 types of workplace bullies and how to identify them

Bullying is about one person dominating another. It’s about dehumanizing, degrading, and devaluing targets. It’s about power and control. Read More

When you’re a working parent, WFH versus return to office can be a lose-lose debate

A report from childcare provider Bright Horizons shows that while flexibility to work remotely is non-negotiable for most parents, they’re also busier—and lonelier—than ever. Read More

Why Apple has reportedly scaled back its vision for AR glasses

According to reports, Apple is set to roll out an XR headset at WWDC that will look a lot different than its original plans. Read More

Apple created its new voice feature for—and with—people with ALS

To help those living with ALS digitize their unique voices, Apple leveraged cutting-edge AI—and did a lot of listening. Read More

30 criticisms holding women back from leadership roles

Three female PhDs say their research demonstrates that practically any characteristic can be proclaimed problematic to question a woman’s competence and suitability for leadership. Read More

Switzerland is turning the gap between train tracks into a ‘solar carpet’

A startup called Sun-Ways developed a mechanism that can turn unused space between train tracks into a long and narrow solar farm. Read More

Elon Musk is out. Meet Twitter's new CEO

Elon Musk has handed over leadership of Twitter to Linda Yaccarino. Can the former ad exec bring advertisers back to the troubled social platform? Watch Now

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