Rachel King

Rachel King is a former Fortune editor.

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‘While the pandemic isn’t over, thanks to vaccines, normal life is starting to gradually return for many. and some of our surgeons have reported they are seeing higher demand than even pre-pandemic level bookings,’ says Alan Matarasso, MD, FACS, past-president of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS).

The new rush on cosmetic and plastic surgery treatments before the comeback of face-to-face meetings

Lucie Basch started her career in food manufacturing, and she says this is where<br />
she saw firsthand just how massive the food waste issue was. After this realization, she quickly channeled her passions for food and the environment into a singular mission: eliminating food waste.

This app fighting food waste around the world is gaining ground in the U.S.

Piece of Cake founder Vojin Popovic

The new moving company that wants to bring a more human touch to a staid industry

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6 new books to read in May

Logan Brown, founder of Spencer Jane

The pantsuit designed for working from home

The new Life Time fitness center boasts a cedarwood sauna with ultra-luxe dressing rooms, an indoor salt water lap pool, teakwood showers, radiant heat panels in the yoga studio, and more.

A tour inside the post-pandemic gym

A bottle of Veuve Clicquot champagne sits in an ice bucket onboard a ‘Litore One’ electric day-cruiser boat during the Monaco Yacht Club (MYC) Solar & Energy Boat Challenge in Port Hercules, Monaco, on Thursday, July 4, 2019.

Back in the mood for bubbles: Champagne sales are popping again

Bond Vet cofounders (from L to R) Mo Punjani, Zay Satchu, and Lukas Keindl

The veterinary clinic startup expanding during the pandemic ‘puppy boom’

Tonya Thompson and Sharie Wilson, cofounders of DreamGirls.

The natural hair care line launched from a garage that drew a cult following with thousands of rave reviews in less than a year

Avantguard’s Park Lane Aerosilver luxe mask; Apiece Apart Olimpio sweatshirt and joggers; Sleeper unisex coal-black linen pajama set with shorts; M.M.LaFleur washable silk Orchard skirt.

Comfortable work-from-home clothes you can still wear when you’re back in the office

Wicker baskets from the Container Store x KonMari collection; collapsible coffee cup from Stojo; dishwasher-safe food storage bags from W&P; and a cordless blender by Cuisinart.

A guide to upgrading your spring cleaning

According to the travel reservations site, 71% of Americans say that the initial rollout of COVID-19 vaccines makes them feel more hopeful and optimistic about traveling in 2021.

Booking.com’s CEO sees a summer rebound for travel, but ‘a long road ahead’ for recovery

Jordan Nathan, founder of Caraway

How Caraway built the most in-demand cookware brand of the pandemic

‘It has been a priority for us to balance the demand with our enhanced health protocols to provide a safe environment for our guests and associates,’ says Rosewood’s Daniel Scott.

Luxury resorts in Mexico prepare for a rush on travelers this spring and summer

While Americans are gearing up to fill out the endless amount of dreaded tax filing forms, many are also dreaming about how they will use their refunds.

Hotels.com is rewarding Americans for staying home last year with $2,741—the average tax refund in 2020