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Winter 2024 - 2025

WHEN YOU COVER INNOVATION, THE PRESSURE IS ON TO innovate. This involves more than just constantly scanning the worlds of business and culture for signs of the next big thingand reporting on it before (and better than) our competitors do. It means being innovative in how we present that coverage to youon digital platforms, at our live events, and right here in the print magazine.

- BRENDAN VAUGHAN

Walking the Walk

IN THIS ISSUE

1. LabGrown Meat

2. Sephora

3. Where the Clean Energy Jobs Are

4.WWE

This brings me to the work of Andrew Thompson. Thompson is a data journalist. But that term, an increasingly common one in newsrooms these days, doesn't quite capture what he does.

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