*Turning Design Thinking to Design Doing [Stanford Social Innovation Review]
*Who Do Online Advertisers Think You Are? [The New York Times]
*Clothing retailer Zara has banned use of all toxic chemicals from their manufacturing process. [Business Insider]
*After years of bad headlines, the newspaper industry finally has some good news. [The Economist]
Noteworthy from The Splendid Collective:
Recent wedding job postings:
Bridal Sales Consultant at Plumed Serpent Bridal (Westport, CT)
Weddings and Events Assistant Intern at Completely Yours Events (Alexandria, VA)
Design Internship at I Do Linens (Atlanta, GA)
List an opening for a wedding-related job or internship
Wedding Statistics: 5% of couples with luxury weddings (budgets of $96,000 or higher) spend $1 million or more on their wedding.
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