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In this issue: "Stitch Fix's Radical Data-Driven Way to Sell Clothes – 1.2 billion Dollars Last Year – Is Reinventing Retail"; "The Tech Giant Fighting Anti-Vaxxers Isn't Twitter or Facebook. It's Pinterest"; "Here's What Happened When I Watched Everything Netflix Told Me to for Two Weeks"; "The Real Reason Why Facebook and Google Won't Change"; and "The Real Reason Amazon, Apple, and Google Are Some of the World’s Biggest Companies".

"The Most Creative People in Business 2019": Nothing gets Fast Company‘s editorial staff more excited than hearing about someone who’s having a genuine, positive effect on the world by doing something no one’s ever done before. All year long, through our reporting, research, and conversations, we encounter dynamic individuals like this, and once a year we celebrate 100 of them in our Most Creative People in Business issue. This year marks the project’s 10th anniversary.

In this issue: "The Most Powerful Person in Silicon Valley"; "Everyone Hates Open Offices. Here's Why They Still Exist"; "Ask These Questions Before Every Meeting"; and "Roma Is Surging Toward an Oscar, but Netflix’s Road Here Has Been Rocky".

In this issue: "Inside Bumble CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd's Mission to Build the 'Female Internet'"; and "Google's Quantum Bet on the Future of AI – and what it Means for Humanity";and "Buying Prescription Drugs Online Is Easier Than Ever. But there are Side Effects"; and "With the U.S. Startup Visa on Hold, Immigrant Entrepreneurs Get Creative".

In this issue: "This Man Is Disrupting the Cult of the Billionaire"; "New Belgium Brewery's Employees Think like Owners. Because They Are."; "Patagonia Founder Yvon Chouinard Talks About the Sustainability Myth, the Problem with Amazon – and Why It's Not Too Late to Save the Planet"; and "Ford Foundation's Darren Walker: How to Save Capitalism from Itself".

In this issue: "Why Everyone in Hollywood and Silicon Valley is stalking J. J. Abrams"; "Meet the Woman Behind Amazon's Explosive Growth"; "Fashion's Plastic Problem Is Bigger Than You Can Imagine – but This Brand Is Finding New Ways to Solve It"; and "How Lacrosse Star Paul Rabil Aims to Redefine Professional Sports".

In this issue: "Atlanta's Black Tech Founders are Changing Entrepreneurship in America. Can they Avoid Silicon Valley’s Mistakes?": Tristan Walker, Jewel Burks Solomon, Paul Judge, and other founders are part of a startup revolution that’s bringing tech talent, VC money, and serious change to the black mecca of Atlanta. "Tech Billionaires Haven't Killed Burning Man's Anti-capitalist Spirit – But Influencers Might": The annual mecca for the experimental and weird has become one of the world’s most iconic arts events by keeping the forces of commercialization at bay.

In this issue: "Chance the Rapper Has Nothing to Fear but FOMO Itself"; "Wefail: How the Doomed Masa Son-Adam Neumann Relationship Set Wework on the Road to Disaster"; "What Your Private Slack Channel Says About Your Company's Culture"; and "Chobani’s Empire Was Built on Greek Yogurt. Here’s Why Its Next Move Is Oat Milks".

Fast Company is a "workstyle" magazine, a new breed of business journalism that understands a powerful new truth: Work is personal. Its mission is to define the new world of business and to capture the spirit of the men and women who are making it happen. Fast Company connects with an authentic voice, inspires with a revolutionary style, and instructs with personal tools to serve as a manifesto for change and a manual for achieving it.