The godfather of mobile gaming talks with Hoffman about building products people love, learning fast from your mistakes, and handling screen time for his own kids.

In a new follow-up to his bestselling book Range, author David Epstein reveals his new contrarian take: The best thing for innovation is actually constraints.

Discover the surprising winners, notable snubs, and unexpected lessons hiding on Fast Company’s 2026 Most Innovative Companies list.

From humble beginnings selling vacuums on late-night infomercials, SharkNinja has grown into a $6 billion-a-year business. CEO Mark Barrocas shares how they scaled.

After wildly successful stints at Google, Taskrabbit, and on prominent boards, Stacy Brown-Philpot decided it was time to start her own venture capital fund.

Janice Min peels back the curtain on Disney’s gripe with Youtube, Netflix’s revamped homepage, and Google’s jaw-dropping AI video creator.

On stage at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta, Frank Patterson shares insights for thriving as a creative entrepreneur and reveals the philosophy behind Trilith Studios.

Tech titan Vinod Khosla argues that a dozen extraordinary entrepreneurs could make all the difference in combatting climate change.

Dan Heath shares hidden “leverage points” and other practical strategies to help us escape subpar routines and focus on what truly matters.

AI’s computing power is helping scientists decode the human microbiome, unlocking new insights into how gut bacteria affect our health.

Storyteller Taryn Southern argues that AI is becoming a creative collaborator, making human artistic expression more expansive rather than obsolete.

Guy Kawasaki argues that Steve Jobs would thrive in today’s business climate, muses about Tim Cook’s limitations, and explains what he means when he says “AI is God.”