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Tent Partnership for Refugees

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Inter Miami CF

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Watershed

After raising an additional $100 million this February, Watershed became the most valuable climate-software company on the planet. The subscription-based digital dashboard helps corporations easily measure emissions to not only report but also, critically, to...

By Alison Van Houten

Envision Energy

Envision Energy is steeped in green superlatives, from being the world’s biggest producer of wind turbines to owning the fastest electric car racing team. It’s part of founder and CEO Zhang Lei’s vision of a...

By Joe Mullich

BYD

The irony is lost on few that BYD, which stands for “Build Your Dreams,” has become a nightmare for American automakers. Fresh from dethroning Tesla as the world’s top EV maker last year, BYD’s well-crafted...

By Charlie Campbell

Bank of America

The U.S. minimum wage has not kept up with the cost of living in many places. But in 2023, Bank of America raised its minimum wage to $23 per hour, setting a new standard in...

By Nik Popli

Transsion

If you start naming the world’s top smartphone makers, you’ll probably stumble at No. 5. Transsion is barely known in its home country of China, let alone in Europe or the U.S. But in emerging...

By Joe Mullich

OpenAI

In the movie Her, set in the near future, a lonely man falls in love with an AI assistant, who speaks to him through an airpod-like device. OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman has hinted that his...

By Billy Perrigo

UPS

After missing Wall Street revenue expectations at the end of 2023, UPS rebounded in a big way this April by securing the U.S. Postal Service’s highly coveted and lucrative air-delivery contract, which runs through 2030....

By Nik Popli

World Central Kitchen

World Central Kitchen (WCK), the hunger-fighting nonprofit founded by celebrity chef José Andrés in 2010, faced its most harrowing moment on April 1: seven of its aid workers, including American, Canadian, British, Australian, Polish, and...

By Sean Gregory

How the WNBA Set New Records with Caitlin Clark and Rookies Leading the Charge

Commissioner Cathy Engelbert discusses the league's growth, the impact of its young stars, and the exciting future ahead.

By Sean Gregory

Intel's CEO on Turning Skeptics Into Believers

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger discusses the company's ambitious turnaround strategy and the impact of the CHIPS Act.

By Will Henshall

T-Mobile US

There are still yawning gaps in cell-network coverage across the U.S. More than half a million square miles of the country does not receive a cell signal, according to T-Mobile US. Like lack of internet...

By Varsha Bansal

Tomorrow.io

Coupling satellite radars and AI, Tomorrow.io is reinventing weather forecasts for the risk-laden climate change era. The eight-year-old startup provides weather “intelligence” to help businesses and governments get a better handle on everything from air...

By Varsha Bansal

Afex

To many of Nigeria’s over 38 million small-holder farmers poor access to farm inputs and markets, limited financing, and a lack of warehouses is a daily struggle. The arrival of AFEX Commodities Exchange, Nigeria's first...

By Katarina Höije

BMW

With demand for electric vehicles (EVs) slowing, some legacy automakers have scaled back their all-electric plans. Not BMW. The German company saw its EVs constitute 15% of sales in 2023, up from 9% in 2022,...

By Varsha Bansal

Blundstone

Blundstone boots, a mainstay for blue collar Australians, have been around longer than light bulbs. But now, in its 15th decade, the 100% Tasmanian family-owned company is having a major global moment. A-listers from Jake...

By Joe Mullich

Athletic Brewing Company

Nonalcoholic (NA) beer is becoming firmly entrenched in mainstream drinking culture, and Athletic Brewing is a big reason why. But when Bill Shufelt launched the company back in 2017, NA naysayers were everywhere. “We’ve been...

By Joe Mullich
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