STARTUPS
Training 'Mind Muscles' for Sports Stardom
Neuroscientist Konstantin Sonkin has developed an artificial intelligence platform that helps athletes train their “mind muscles” in a way that helps them overcome physical limitations.
The Next Teslas
Today’s Sunday Magazine dives into the apps and businesses that are reshaping our world.
Konnichiwa, Africa: Japanese VCs Flood Continent Dominated by China
For years, China has dominated funding on the African continent.
The 28 Startups to Watch
In today’s Sunday Magazine you’re going to find exemplars of companies pivoting, pushing ahead and damning the torpedoes to change the future of work and so much more.
This Startup Star Is the New Face of Saudi Arabia
Adwa Al Dakheel, 28, is fostering the next generation of Saudi entrepreneurs as one of the kingdom's biggest innovators.
A Nespresso Machine for Whiskey
Bespoken Spirits claims it can reproduce the taste of barrel-aged booze in days.
Cincinnati’s Secret Sauce to Help Minority Businesses Succeed
This Midwestern city is succeeding at turning medium-sized minority businesses into massively successful ones.
The Inconvenient Truth About the Ed Tech Boom
The sector's biggest boys are gobbling up most of the investment — and could soon be chomping on their smaller rivals.
Last Unicorn Standing: Can This Self-Driving Innovator Survive?
The granddaddies of the auto industry are buying up self-driving firms.
A Power Couple With a $50M Venture Fund for the Overlooked
Candice Matthews Brackeen and Brian Brackeen fell in love at an event for Black tech entrepreneurs and then formed a powerful new venture fund for people of color.
The Food That Built America
The Food that Built America tells the unbelievable true stories behind the industry titans like Henry Heinz, Milton Hershey, the Kellogg brothers and Ray Kroc, who revolutionized food, and transformed American life and culture forever in the process.
How to Confront Racism in Philanthropy
Aaron T Walker, founder of Camelback Ventures, which serves as an accelerator for underrepresented founders, is taking big foundations to school about racial equity.
Why Insurers Are Daring to Run at Even Bigger Risks
A wave of upstart insurers are trying to solve the industry's greatest risk.
