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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: bit.ly/4gZFbBr
"The Energy Department said Thursday that it will spend almost $2 billion to try to squeeze more electricity out of the nation's aging and stressed power grid." f-st.co/gejlzje
New research suggests Gen Z women aren’t necessarily rejecting work or embracing traditional gender roles. They’re questioning whether today’s workplaces give them enough freedom to build the lives they want. f-st.co/GJ74T8I
American, JetBlue, and United are giving some passengers more flexibility as a powerful coastal storm threatens weekend travel. Here’s who qualifies. f-st.co/pqINsd3
Pope Leo is escalating his warnings about artificial intelligence, saying the world must act to avoid losing its humanity to a “paradise of machines.” f-st.co/DYygLn6
New research from Cornell University shows that the way companies allocate upskilling opportunities can prove fraught—and spark discontent among high performing employees. f-st.co/KLQMNLS