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INGLEWOOD, CA - JUNE 27: An Amazon Fresh truck arrives at a warehouse on June 27, 2013 in Inglewood, California. Amazon began groceries and fresh produce delivery on a trial basis to select Los Angeles neighberhoods free of charge for Amazon Prime members. AmazonFresh lets you order groceries and have them delivered on the same day. (Photo by Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)

Amazon Disrupts Dining (Again) Through Partnership With Food Delivery Startup

LinkedIn is the market leader for hiring, but it isn’t innovating enough.

How LinkedIn Could Be Disrupted

By Daniel Tunkelang
Love him or hate him, everyone can at least agree that Trump is a disruptor.

Can Entrepreneurs Learn Something About ‘Disruption’ From Trump?

By Roy Hessel
Solutions to legal problems and cheaper legal knowledge are now a click away.

How ‘Legal Tech’ Is Leveling the Field

By Monique Tallon
New regulations won't stem Airbnb's growth.

How Airbnb Routinely Hoodwinks Your City

By Steven Hill
The new physics of media means media companies must become multi-sided.

Network Effects and the New Physics of Digital Media

By Alex Magnin
The United States Postal Service is stepping into the 21st century with a new service called Informed Delivery. (Photo: Karen Bleier/Getty Images)

Postal Service Informed Delivery Resembles Startup USPS Squashed

By John Bonazzo
Tsu is disrupting social media, streaming and a whole lot more. (Photo: Getty)

People Are Flocking to a Social Network That Redistributes 90% of Ad Revenue to Users

By Sage Lazzaro
One of the shuttles rolling out in Greenwich. (Photo: TRL GATEway Project)

Self-Driving Cars Will Be in 30 U.S. Cities by the End of Next Year

By Sage Lazzaro
(Screengrab: MTV)

We Solved an MTV Reality Show Weeks Before the Finale Using Simple Math

By Sage Lazzaro
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