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Fast Company Neal Ungerleider	Harvard Study Finds Oakland's Asian Airbnb Hosts Earn Less Than White Hosts The research paper found that Asian hosts on average earn $90 less per week or 20% less than white hosts for similar rentals.
CIO October 30, 2015 Stephanie Overby	7-Eleven takes a big gulp of customer data The ubiquitous convenience store chain updates its loyalty program from punch cards to a mobile app for super-frequent patrons
Fast Company November 2015 Jillian Goodman	Airbnb's Belinda Johnson On Why Being Too Productive Can Be A Problem For the past four years, Airbnb's chief business affairs and legal officer, Belinda Johnson, has been responsible for Airbnb's regulatory efforts, a tough, sometimes controversial position as the company has grown.
Fast Company November 2015 Amy Farley	Chef Marcus Samuelsson On When Real Leadership Means Getting Out Of The Way Celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson's days have been unusually full over the past year, even by his globe-traversing standards.
Fast Company Elizabeth Segran	You Can Now Have Wine Delivered With Your Blue Apron Dinner Blue Apron, a newly minted unicorn in the boxed meal space with a recent $2 billion valuation, has just launched Blue Apron Wine.
Lucire September 17, 2015	There's no business like chef business Editor Elyse Glickman and contributor Derek Poirier dish out the delicious, the disappointing and the decadence of Taste of LA, southern California's hip antidote to hoity-toity food and wine affairs
Fast Company October 2015 Kenrya Rankin Naasel	Take A Deep Dive Into Fathom, Carnival's New Cruise Line For Volunteers Making a positive difference is what Carnival says it intends to do with Fathom, a new cruise line that puts immersive social-impact travel, in the form of "voluntourism," at the heart of its brand.
Fast Company October 2015 Elizabeth Segran	The $5 Billion Battle For The American Dinner Plate As boxed-meal companies grapple each other for control of the American dinner plate, it is worth asking just how, exactly, they may be changing our relationship with food.
Fast Company Sarah Kessler	Airbnb Is The Latest Tech Company To Hire Big-Name Political Talent Airbnb announced on Thursday that it had hired Chris Lehane, a former advisor to President Clinton, as its new head of global policy and public affairs.
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