Fast Company Daily

Publicly correcting misinformation on Twitter is not the thing to do. This is the conclusion of MIT researchers who attempted to politely correct flagrantly false posts on social media.

Wall Street is thirsty for Oatly.

It’s shaping up to be a grim week for cryptocurrency investors, as tokens are shedding value left and right.

As algorithms shape the trajectory of our lives in increasingly profound ways, some researchers think companies have a new moral duty to illuminate how, exactly, they work.

A new report from the World Health Organization and theInternational Labour Organization demonstrates how the cost of working atypically long hours has real, negative effects.

The DarkSide ransomware group, which was linked to the Colonial Pipeline hack, has announced that it is shutting down operations.

Amazon announced today that it’s hiring 75,000 people for order-fulfillment and transportation jobs.

Beyond Meat will start selling its Beyond Meatballs at Walmart next month, the El Segundo, California-based company announced this morning.

Millions of taxpayers who collected unemployment last year might be eligible to receive an additional refund from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), although it’s unclear how many checks will be distributed or when, exactly, they’ll go out.

Chipotle Mexican Grill is among the employers looking to add to its workforce—and it will increase pay to coax candidates to come onboard.