EATS, SHOOTS 'N' LEAVES: Fast Company Makes a Major Amyris Fail
Back in 1995, two former Harvard Business Review editors created Fast Company, which soon became the rock star of the publishing world, selling in 2000 to a branch of German publishing giant Bertelsmann for the biggest sum ever paid for a magazine, $350 million.
It’s now owned by the founder and chief executive of Morningstar, the leasing rating agency in the world of bonds.
Every year they come up with a list of Most Innovative Companies, described thusly by Wikipedia:
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