Entrepreneurship, Innovation

@SophiaKunthara

AirPods get right what Google Glass got wrong—and then some.

Melinda Gates

It’s a road map that the rest of the fashion industry should follow.

@BillMurphyJr

Apple’s Steve Jobs, Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, Netflix’s Reed Hastings and Intel’s Andy Grove looked to influential management thinker.

We are entering a Golden Age of product design, in which even niche enterprise products are finally becoming sensible, easy to use, and even beautiful, writes MasterClass cofounder Aaron Rasmussen.

John Hagel

The Canoo seats seven, looks like a jelly bean, and shows how electric cars can ditch the old design conventions of the internal combustion engine automobile.

NextNav LLC has raised $120 million in equity and debt to commercially deploy an indoor positioning system that can pinpoint a device’s location — including which floor it’s on — without GPS . The company has developed what it calls a Metropolitan Beacon System, which can find the location of devices like smartphones, drones, IoT […]

My perspective of CES as a tech analyst, when most products will not become reality. A review of my approach, notable technologies, commodity technologies, and what to expect in the future. … Continue readingCES 2020: Finding Reality in a Deluge of Utopia

Soren Kaplan

The popular narrative of the 20-something tech entrepreneur as the norm for high-growth startups is a myth. Most successful founders get started much later.

Louis Vuitton has announced that it's opening the brand's first-ever cafe and restaurant next month at its Osaka flagship store.  Le Café V will be located on the top floor of Vuitton’s new four-level Osaka maison, and will include a menu designed by acclaimed Japanese chef Yosuke Suga.

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