Four physical signs of stress you shouldn’t ignore

March 29, 2019 Good morning! Everybody likes fast internet access at a fair price. Two ways to accomplish that are through municipal broadband or greater competition. But the big companies that dominate the field are doing everything in their power to preserve their dominance—and that’s bad for consumers. [Bill Snyder and Chris Witteman take a look]( at why it’s so tough to shake up broadband monopolies, even when elected officials in cities such as San Francisco try their best. —[Harry McCracken]( [The anti-competitive forces that foil speedy, affordable broadband]( [The anti-competitive forces that foil speedy, affordable broadband]( Muncipal broadband and multiple ISP options are great ideas–unless you’re a giant telecommunications company with an entrenched monopoly. [Four physical signs of stress you shouldn’t ignore]( [Four physical signs of stress you shouldn’t ignore]( Often, your body will show signs of mental stress even if you don’t acknowledge it. Here, medical professionals reveal these physical signals of stress, and the most effective ways to manage it. [This initiative is trying to plant 100 million trees by 2022–and wants your help]( [This initiative is trying to plant 100 million trees by 2022–and wants your help]( Through partnerships with nonprofits and corporations, the Arbor Day Foundation wants to mobilize volunteers to help plant trees in the next three years–from in your own backyard to the wildfire-devastated parts of California. [Why everyone hates the Vessel]( [Why everyone hates the Vessel]( The centerpiece of New York’s massive new Hudson Yards development has drawn relentless criticism. [Ikea’s next big thing is self-care]( [Ikea’s next big thing is self-care]( Kimonos, and a “place for rest.” [“Let’s make the idiot do something dumb”: Timothy Simons on the evolution of Veep’s Jonah]( [“Let’s make the idiot do something dumb”: Timothy Simons on the evolution of Veep’s Jonah]( As “Veep” gears up for its final season, Timothy Simons traces the evolution of his character, Trumpian buffoon Jonah Ryan. [Forever 21’s new USPS capsule collection is fast fashion at its worst]( [Forever 21’s new USPS capsule collection is fast fashion at its worst]( Forever 21 recreates Lance Armstrong’s infamous U.S. Postal Service Pro Cycling Team uniform, with the Postal Service’s blessing. Why? [Beat the surveillance economy with this clever gadget]( [Beat the surveillance economy with this clever gadget]( Helm’s $500 home server shows that data privacy can be addressed with better design. [The boom in digital medicine startups raises concerns about side effects]( [The boom in digital medicine startups raises concerns about side effects]( Direct-to-consumer medicine companies like Hims and Hubble certainly have an appeal, but are they truly safe for patients? [Here are the 7 things you need to know about Lyft’s IPO]( [Here are the 7 things you need to know about Lyft’s IPO]( It’s a big day for the ride-sharing giant, which priced its shares at $72 apiece, raising more than $2 billion and giving it a $24 billion valuation. Share This Newsletter Did someone forward you this email? Subscribe [here!]( Like this email? Consider signing up for our other newsletters [here](. Too many emails? Update your subscription preferences [here](. No longer want to receive this newsletter? Unsubscribe [here](. Mansueto Ventures, 7 World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007-2195