In December 2016, Paste hired me to run two brand-new sections launched as part of a larger expansion. I had cut my teeth at Paste writing about politics, and the media section I was entrusted with covered political media, so I decided to separate the business section from politics as much as I could given the constraints of our audience. We primarily interviewed entrepreneurs with the goal of gleaning some insight into their industry through tales of their business. Every article below was edited by me.
What Breitbart‘s Relationship with AT&T Could Mean for the Future of the Media
- by Mariam Baksh
Logan’s Eerie Vision of the Future of Trucking
- by Eoin Higgins
Solar Power in the Age of Trump
How Bananas Helped This Businesswoman Shake up the Indian Feminine Hygiene Market
A New Smart Technology will Help Cities Drastically Reduce their Traffic Congestion
The Cybersecurity Industry Meets Connectivity Challenges
- by Zoë Meggert
Even in Canada, Prescription Drug Companies Run a Racket
For Indie Food Brands, Subscription Boxes Aren’t about the Money
3D Printers: Fostering a Connection Between Business and Education
Washington D.C. Restaurants Are Embracing Donald Trump-Themed Scandals as a Business Model
The Ringer‘s New No-Soul Simulator: A Totally Fresh Experience
- by Jason Rhode
Southern California Now Has an Uber for Women
- by Jim Walsh
These Tech Start-Ups Want to Help You Become a Cyborg
I’ll end this page with a report I wrote about the emerging “anti-Uber” business model.