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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
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18 leaders on supporting diverse cognitive, physical, and learning needs go.f-st.co/AULQQHG
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United just drew a line in the sand on AI flight bookings. But Delta and American aren't following its lead. We asked both airlines where they stand, and their answers reveal a growing divide. go.f-st.co/317vECd
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