When murder's your job in the world's safest country

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Katherine Laidlaw

10/1/26

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Is the camera in the room with us right now?

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Can this startup cool data centers without water?

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Does skincare belong in your closet?

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Why barcodes are about to go extinct

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The tiny logos behind a global power shift

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Hustle Originals

When murder's your job in the world's safest country

Story about Iceland's lone full-time forensic pathologist, whose work involves investigati...

Katherine Laidlaw

10/1/26
Why barcodes are about to go extinct

Why barcodes are about to go extinct and QR codes are set to take over, transforming the f...

Katherine Laidlaw

10/1/26
How do Necco wafers, paper receipts, and farmers almanacs still exist?

How do Necco wafers, paper receipts, and farmers almanacs still exist?

Katherine Laidlaw

9/1/26
The tiny logos behind a global power shift

Your gadgets are entering a safety arms race.

Alison J. Stein

9/1/26
The wizard behind the names of billion-dollar companies

Dave Placek is a naming legend whose agency, Lexicon, has been devising household brand na...

Katherine Laidlaw

7/31/26
What happens when the AI bubble pops?

From the bicycle frenzy to the dot-com boom to today’s AI race, financial history is litte...

Katherine Laidlaw

7/31/26

Hustle News

Make it so (eventually): Startups are still eyeing Mars

The space race is still on, with companies scrambling to be first.

Bill Meincke

10/16/26
Life's a restored beach for these artificial reef startups

As rising sea levels threaten coastal communities, fake reefs could save our beaches.

Danny Jensen

10/15/26
How Nashville hot chicken took over the world

The dish has spread its wings across the US and is now taking over the globe.

Danny Jensen

10/14/26
These killer drones are declaring war on mosquitoes

And they're doing it without chemicals.

Bill Meincke

10/13/26
Home, sweet factory-built home

Factory-built homes could help address the affordable housing crisis.

Danny Jensen

10/10/26
Who’s driving this delivery truck? Nobody

A trucking startup has a plan to put more trucks and fewer humans on the road.

Bill Meincke

10/8/26