Fast, faster, fastest. That's how Editor in Chief Brendan Vaughan prefaces his Editor's Note for the Fall 2026 issue of Fast Company.
The issue's cover story featuring Walmart CEO John Furner reveals how the leader is rapidly deploying AI at scale, while managing some real employee anxiety.
Read the story before the issue hits newsstands: https://t.co/VXmkk06Bxg
Less than half of Gen Z say they’re ‘thriving’—down 20 points since 2010, according to a Gallup poll. But for baby boomers, it’s nearly the opposite. https://t.co/cPNWmkJklX
What would take a typical computer 34,000 years, GM accomplished in less than a month. Here's how AI and virtual testing are changing the future of electric vehicles. https://t.co/q3wL2AfpP5
The way we typically think about rich people in America—Jamie Dimon, Taylor Swift, the Rockefellers, Elon Musk—represents a small slice of who’s actually wealthy. https://t.co/L7K9eIFZ9O
The housing market has a 42.8% problem. Millions of homeowners have little financial incentive to move, and new data suggests the situation isn't improving anytime soon. https://t.co/ovRs977xhe
The multi-hyphenate socialite and entrepreneur celebrated ADHD Awareness Month by bringing neurodivergent influencers together at her home. https://t.co/K2j27uHpiF
When a difficult job shattered my confidence, writing gave me a sense of purpose that work couldn't. That's why I still make time for projects outside my 9-to-5. https://t.co/AmNp8lNyIc
A return to full fighting in Iran would again endanger civilians throughout the region and complicate global deliveries of oil, natural gas, and related products like fertilizer from the region and likely bring another spike in prices. https://t.co/J0IEmkqcUX
Drops for stocks in the artificial-intelligence industry are dragging markets down worldwide on Thursday, while oil prices hit their highest levels since May on worries about the war with Iran. https://t.co/8bUdEktAPY