It was an international sort of week these past few days as the stories which most captured my attention came from far outside the US. From the fascinating leadership lessons of Uniqlo’s Japanese CEO, to a very cool pavilion in Korea that celebrates the historic birthplace of print (which didn’t make my list of stories below but was too interesting not to share), to the story of Chile’s startup economy sometimes dubbed “Chilecon Valley.” I hope you enjoy the global tour, and the stories captivate you as much as they have done for me this week.
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23 Management Lessons From Japan’s Richest Man
Read the full story on Business of Fashion >>
NFL Reaches Out To LGBT Community
Read the full story on BusinessWeek >>
“Judging America” Photo Project Helps Us Rethink Our Biases
Read the full story on Design You Trust >>
What Chile Can Teach Countries About Fostering Entrepreneurship
Read the full story on TechCrunch >>
Can A Musician Build The Next Great Whiskey Brand?
Read the full story on HypeBeast >>
What a 3D Printer Does When You Give It Artificial Intelligence …
Read the full story on Digital Trends >>
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