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A year ago, Nga Nguyen, heiress to Vietnam's Sapphire Residence Group, was in hospital. Now she's launching her own hygiene company, inspired by PPE.

internet disrupted everyday life. GameStop wasn't the first "populist uprising" to spread from Reddit into the real world. Take a lot of anger, give it a place to congregate online, and after enough fomenting, it will spill into the street and markets. By now, the messaging platform - which declined to comment for this article - has had a years-long history of providing a platform for groups of people organizing their rage before collectively acting in real life. This time it was a brief but epic saga that introduced America to the wonders of the "short squeeze," but mass movements are incre...

Throughout the years, Michelle Obama has become a style icon.  Her stylist, Meredith Koop, has helped Obama become the noted fashion icon she is today.  Koop and Black professionals weighed in on the lasting impact of Obama's style and what it says about power dressing.  Daniella Carter said if she's learned one thing from Michelle Obama's style, it's what an unapologetic Black successful woman looks like "even when there are people in the world spewing hate."  Carter is a Black trans activist and founder of the eponymous "Guest Book" which highlights creators of color.  She grew up in f...

Walmart is embracing micro-warehousing technology across its stores, in order to dominate competitors like Amazon and Target in the push for faster, cheaper fulfillment. The company launched its first "local fulfillment center" in Salem, New Hampshire, back in 2019. At this store, a fleet of personal shoppers gathers items for robots to assemble for online pickup or delivery orders . Now, Walmart is expanding this tech venture. Speaking on a call with reporters on Tuesday, Tom Ward, Walmart's senior vice president of customer product, announced that the retailer will open dozens of small fulf...

Visionhaus/Getty Images Millennials aren't killing the American Dream. They're reviving it. John Truslow Adams defined the American Dream as a better life for all, but consumerism got involved in a big way after World War II. Millennials are bringing back its true meaning, whether they seek a life of suburbia or an alternative path. A college-educated couple, mortgaged house with a white picket fence, 2.5 kids, and a dog: It's the American Dream, and millennials are "killing" it.  So cried the press in the past decade, accusing millennials of killing so many ind...