Fast Company How to deal with a manager who doesn’t manage

The row began after Apple Card user (and Ruby on Rails creator) David Heinemeier Hansson took to Twitter to question why Goldman Sachs gave him an Apple Card credit line that was 20 times that of the credit line his wife got.

David Carroll, professor and star of the Netflix doc ‘The Great Hack,’ argues that microtargeted political ads pervert the democratic process. What if Facebook just disabled them?

Benjamin Benmoyal, a fashion student at Central Saint Martins in London, recently unveiled a collection entitled ‘It Was Better Tomorrow.’ The colorful and highly textured clothes were handwoven by Benmoyal.

If you’re used to a micromanaging boss, it might seem like a dream to have a boss that leaves you alone. But too much of that can also be a bad thing.

“To tackle the problems facing humanity, we must attack the symbols that made us presently in this situation,” says Nicolas Abdelkader, the founder and creative director of Studio NAB, which created a new design called Car Parks 2.0. “The parking lot, and especially [supercenter] parking, is one of these symbols, with all that that entails: automotive activity, overconsumption, irrational urbanism.”

Machine learning reveals that news coverage of people in creative industries such as design and art is shaped by gender. Can it guide us toward parity?

We’ve heard winning isn’t everything, but new research proves that “losing” might boost your success in the long run. Losing, it turns out, doesn’t mean you’re out of the game.

The bestselling author of thrillers for adults and the Ordinary People Change the World series for children translates his books to a new animated series. The adventure-comedy series starts today on PBS.