...York’s JFK airport. Via USA Today. –Business of Fashion explores Myanmar, a “market of extremes” that could be a future source of profits. –House of Smart, a Dutch shop for...

–The Fader looks at how a Polish art duo is using 3D scanning to imagine a “post-human world.” –The “frightful five”—Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google and Microsoft—will dominate the...

–Welcome to the Drone Racing League, ESPN’s newest and most technologically advanced sport. Via the New York Times. –Ikea Forever: How the furniture giant managed to elevate its...

-“Is velfie the new selfie?” asks StepFeed, spotlighting the video craze sweeping the Middle East. –Maxim looks at developments in the burgeoning field of VR travel. -Artificial intelligence...

...neared a close, USA Today spotlights some themes that came to the fore. –Ad Age reports that “Myanmar Is Ripe to Be Marketing’s New Frontier,” outlining the landscape in a...

...footholds in Myanmar. –Ad Age looks at food trends in America and how marketers are adapting to new consumer demands for “fast, fresh, flavorful.” –The Wall Street Journal spotlights the...

-An International Monetary Fund report examines the unexpected costs that aging populations will incur and says governments and pension funds aren’t prepared, Reuters reports. -Smile! Columbia University’s Earth...

...–McKinsey describes key things to know about ASEAN (which includes Indonesia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam, among others), Asia’s fastest-growing but least well-known market. -An Economist special report...

...foods. –The Economist examines efforts to improve the condom. -The Economist Intelligence Unit reports that telecoms in Myanmar are taking off. -“Techies are the new yuppies,” argues io9. -Pew Research...

...and then delivering the goods to shoppers’ homes. The service kicked off in Thailand and has expanded to Myanmar, where a majority of consumers are unbanked. Image credit: Clipart...