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Global Food & Beverage Trends

... ;per Forbes, while DHM has worked successfully in a rat model to prevent alcohol from bonding to specific receptors in the brain, there is no evidence to suggest it may work in humans. The drink, which is sipped before bed after a night of indulgence, also includes vitamin B, milk thistle, prickly pear, and taurine to help reduce the side effects of alcohol withdrawal that can leave people feeling groggy and nauseated.THE DNA DIETModern young people are on a self-improvement kick, and this relies ...

Anti-Social Media

... brands, calling their credibility into question and leading to the rise of micro-influencers and friends, as they feel more credible and reliable—not just a billboard for brands (see Side Buy Side). Per Forbes, multiple companies have found them to elicit better engagement than those with a massive following. To young consumers, micro-influencers feel more “real” and more like friends, which helps explain their success. In a new frontier where the number of followers a person has or the amount ...

Sport The Look

... France last summer.The Elder Statesman In a reflection of the deepening relationship between fashion and basketball, lifestyle label The Elder Statesman is partnering to produce luxury apparel and accessories with the National Basketball Association, the U.S. professional basketball league that generated $5.2 billion in revenue in 2015, according to estimates by Forbes. The multi-year contract will arrive at Barneys New York in limited quantities this fall.Hoopsters In a take on hipster fashion, the ...

Numbers Game

... in sports, with metrics of the moment emerging season to season, such as the data du jour in baseball, “exit velocity.” Forbes credits  Oakland Athletics' General Manager Billy Beane as the catalyst for this trend. The subject of the bestselling 2003 book and 2011 film Moneyball, Beane used metrics to discover the secret to success in the often-unscientific process of baseball player evaluation, a move that “not only revolutionized baseball’s modern era, but professional ...

The Freeform Movement

... ;DISRUPTUSA game specifically designed to encourage innovation, Disruptus asks players to look at objects and ideas and use different approaches—as determined by the roll of a die—to change. The game draws inspiration from the practice of “disruptive thinking,” or looking at an object or idea and coming up with an entirely different way to achieve the same end.ZOMETOOLTreasured by kids and Nobel Prize winners alike, Zometool has been included in lists like Forbes' "Top Toys That Kindle Kids ...

Presence of Mind

... environments that deliver moments of quiet and purity. - SILENCE CULTURE - AMTRAK’S QUIET CARAmtrak’s Quiet Car, reserved primarily on most Northeast Corridor trains, bans not only cellphone use but also audible noise altogether, with even whispers subject to a scolding if they can be heard. The train amenity has acquired a cult following among business travelers, some of whom are able to accomplish more in transit than they can at the office. SILENT VACATIONSAs reported by a Forbes article published last ...

NOwners

... transformed the social network into a sharing network—and, in the process, has normalized the notion that access is not just as good as ownership, but better. As sharing platforms enter the mainstream, this collaborative inclination will become even more entrenched in the consumer mindset. The practice has already had a tangible, and growing, impact on the market. Forbes estimates that revenue from the share economy topped $3.5 billion in 2013, a 25% growth over 2012. And according to a retail study by ...

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