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The article discusses the efforts of Hamdi Ulukaya, chief executive officer of yogurt producing company Chobani, which contributed to the success of the cheese-making business. Topics discussed include several benefits of hiring refugees in the business, his involvement in investigating details of his expanding grocery empire from pH levels to production line operations and packaging, and several obstacles for the refugees in business related to language, transportation and cultural differences. Other topics discussed expansion plans of the company by getting involved in other food business and issues related to selling of stakes of the company.

The article offers information on David Chang, a chef and founder of restaurant company Momofuku Group. Topics discussed include management style of Chang, the products and services offered like meal-delivery service, and the goal of Chang to expand and to create a utopian work environment where cooks, dishwashers and other employees can be paid top dollar. It also mentions the menus of restaurants including Ssäm Bar, Má Pêche, and Milk Bar, a Momofuku-backed baked-goods chain operated and owned by Christina Tosi.

MEXICO'S GREATEST CHEF TINKERS WITH HIS COUNTRY'S SIMPLEST DISH-READ AND LEARN Enrique Olvera is not just the world's leading interpreter of Mexican haute cuisine (as served at Mexico City's Pujol [...]

The article presents the following. Interview with Sean Parker, co-founder of internet service provider Napster. When asked about his concept of business he referred to the idea of music through file sharing. He reflected on the suit filed by music group Metallica saying that though he cared for artists and their creation, his concern was for the control of media by the centralized and decentralized sectors. The other interview is with American author and hip-hop artist Chuck D. When asked about Napster, he referred to its advantages and the reach to music lovers. He believed that the law suit against Napster is about more money than philosophy. The article also presents major happenings in 2000, which includes launch of car borrowing facility Zipcar in January, clearing of global positioning system (GPS) for civilian use in May, and launching of Net-a-Porter website for fashion retail in June.

The article presents a brief profile of American television personality, chef, food writer and teacher Andrew Zimmern, while mentioning that he is the chief executive of Canteen and Intuitive Content, and mentions his daily routine of exercise for handling stress.

The article presents views of Alex Blumberg, CEO (chief executive officer) at Gimlet Media, on improvement in an administrative assistance, the efforts of his company to make decisions at work, his inspiration from the radio show "The American Life" and his upccoming shows, as of November 2015.

The article profiles punk music record producer Richard Hell on the release of his album "I Dreamed I Was a Very Clean Tramp" in May 2013, discussing how his fashion sense in the twentieth century inspired the punk fashion movement and how punk has impacted U.S. culture.