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Welcome to another edition of Starred , where we take you deep inside the inboxes of our favorite CEOs, entrepreneurs, and VCs.
Read More »6 Business Travel Websites Not to Miss
New tools to make your next business trip a little less headache-inducing. Heading out on a business trip? Check out the latest in travel websites: They’ll help you find the best hotel deals, connect with other travelers, and even suggest things to do as you pass over cities along your flight route
Read More »Flying on a Wing and Oil from Plants
If you flew from Houston to Chicago on November 7, your jet might have been fueled by something new-- specially grown algae . United Flight 1403 burned a blend of traditional petroleum-based jet fuel and bio-jet fuel refined from algal oil . [More]
Read More »Life’s Journey: 5 Tiny Organisms Hitch a Ride on Mission to a Martian Moon [Slide Show]
A round-trip journey to Mars would probably kill a crew of astronauts, unless they had some futuristic defense against radiation from the sun and from galactic cosmic rays. Would microbes be hardy enough to survive? We may soon find out
Read More »Your Next High-Paying Job May Be In An Industry That Was Never On Your Radar
Sit in on any meeting at Reckitt Benckiser in Slough, west of London, and you’ll get some valuable insights on the changing global workplace and the art of finding a job. This rapidly growing consumer products company prides itself on attracting top executives whose instincts are honed for mobility, global adaptation and data-driven rationality.
Read More »Paths Taken
One of the pleasures of Scientific American , I’ve always thought, is that it offers armchair travelers a vicarious expedition to the exciting worlds uncovered through science. I reflected on that fact recently as I sat on the tarmac, my flight 23rd in line for takeoff at LaGuardia Airport in New York City. I was reading over this issue’s articles and again became absorbed by our cover story, “ The First Americans ,” by Heather Pringle.
Read More »Video: Whitney Houston nearly thrown off flight over outburst
Whitney Houston was allegedly involved in a tense exchange on a Delta Airlines flight from Atlanta to Detroit, after refusing to fasten her seat belt before take off at the flight attendant's request. CBSNews.com's Ken Lombardi reports.
Read More »charity: water CEO Lands Huge Commitment from Inc. 5000 CEOs
Scott Harrison's story inspires Inc. 500|5000 attendees to donate their birthdays to charity:water. charity: water CEO, Scott Harrison, a nightclub promoter who transformed himself into one of the hottest not-for-profit entrepreneurs of our time, had Inc
Read More »Ric Elias: How Facing Death Changed My Life (And My Business)
"If I wasn't afraid of dying, why should I be afraid of failing?" asked Ric Elias, who survived a plane crash in 2009.
Read More »Tripl’s Play: The Five Guys Behind A Travel Startup Hit The Road, Live The Dream
What happens when a group of young Swedes rent a New York loft for one month to launch their business?
Read More »A Stadium-Sized Balloon In The Stratosphere Could (Re)Engineer The Climate
First, though, the British government is going to put a normal sized balloon in the sky to see if spraying water to refract the sun's light can really prevent climate change. Maybe we'll need a Plan B
Read More »Leadership Hall Of Fame: Marshall Goldsmith, Author Of "What Got You Here, Won’t Get You There"
We continue our examination of the business book What Got You Here, Won't Get You There with an interview of author Marshall Goldsmith .
Read More »How Loyal Are Your Employees?
Probably not as loyal as you think (or hope), says a new study. Think "small" means close-knit? Think again: Small business employees aren’t feeling as loyal to their employers as one would think, says a new study
Read More »Music to Get You Pumped Up Before a Big Meeting
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