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Meal kits have taken off in a big way. But are there too many cooks in the kitchen?

Be it gimmick or real solution, biohacking is big business.

Our list of the top 10 trending categories for 2016.

Here are three trends companies of all sizes need to truly consider when determining their best go-to-market sales strategy.

Burger buns with a taste all their own seem to be a trend, but can it last?

Not everyone can say they changed the face of American cooking.

The only constant is change. Here's how to maximize profits while rolling with it.

The loudest content medium out there has finally learned how to be quiet with minimalist designs.

The emoji was selected in part because it 'best reflected the ethos mood and preoccupations of 2015,' according to the Oxford Dictionaries.

The future is yours to create.

Phrases like 'synergy' and 'big data' are on the way out. See what's taking their place.

Hotel chains are beefing up their amenities and shrinking their room size.

A swarm of companies selling insect-based food items has descended upon the American market. Can they persuade consumers that eating bugs isn't a punishment?

If you rely on creativity, invest resources in identifying trend and invite a fresh perspective on what your company provides its customers, you won't be chasing the current trends; you will be defining them.

Mobile technology, big data and platforms that appeal to various demographics are growing social media into an ever-more powerful force in marketing and communications.

Understanding these innovations will help you get the most out of the brave new world of peer-to-peer financing.

Low-cost franchises are proving lucrative for those willing to put the time and energy into building them up.

Whether your style is minimalistic or multipurpose, you have design options when work and home collide.

We still have a ways to go, but this is promising news.

McKinsey's in-house think tank compiled a cheat sheet for the future of tech.

A wave of startups are part of a new trend that promises to radically simplify our lives by making it harder to determine whether we're communicating with a person or computer code.