See, Leafage is just one of the “ghost restaurants” created by the company Green Summit, each with its own unique menu and branding, all operating out of the same kitchen in New York.

Not your typical economy for a country of 600k people.

The wealth creation and compensation is gone. So is the mystique.

And it can create a bit of a sticky situation for directors.

Thanks to some legal jargon, if your app is on the App Store, it’s pretty much theirs.

Zuckerberg gets back to his roots and creates AI from scratch to run his home.

Whether he knows it or not, Ramdev’s company Patanjali is following the Virgin’s “challenger” brand philosophy to disrupt India's consumer market.

But so does Uber… Awkward.

Donald Trump just appointed two long-time opponents to the FCC’s rules.

Tristan Harris is trying to change the way companies design their addicting software and notifications

Getting rid of the pretzels is the first place to start.

And at least one online school is trying to get more of those people out into the workforce.

Not many companies have this luxury.

Why does Mark Zuckerberg care so much about the SpaceX rocket blowing up? The Hustle Fri, Sept 2 “Houston, we have a problem” Yesterday morning, SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket exploded on a Cape Canaveral launch pad. The good news: It was an unmanned “static fire test” (kind of like a dress rehearsal for a launch), […]

A recent shift in the types of leases WeWork is looking for shows the company is trying out new options.

According to a recent lawsuit filed by a former SKULLY employee, the whole thing was a sham, and the Weller brothers used corporate accounts as their “personal piggy banks.”

The Hustle Wed, August 3 Or is it the other way around? Keep getting them confused… The highest form of flattery Yesterday, Instagram introduced its newest feature called “Instagram Stories,” and our reaction — check that, the entire internet’s reaction — went something like this: “So… it’s, uhhhh, Snapchat?” Yup, pretty much. In fact, despite […]

The Hustle Monday, June 27, 2016 Now that the dust has settled… Last Thursday, Britain voted to leave the EU, and sh*t immediately hit the fan. England’s prime minister quit, global stock markets plummeted, and some “leave” voters immediately regretted their decision. “I didn’t think my vote was going to matter because I thought we […]

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