To fuel the innovation that jumpstarts economic growth, researchers have figured out less traditional ways that will encourage more people to become inventors.
Even with mall traffic declining and stores closing, retail restructuring might lead to a renaissance fueled by creative destruction rather than an apocalypse.
Customized container ship refrigeration has made it possible for our fruit imports to include many more bananas, limes, mangoes, and berries.
Because of their new delivery partnership with UberEats, McDonald's has a soggy French fries problem that they need to solve.
With consumers expecting faster product cycles, Adidas is experimenting with a new supply chain that accelerates sneaker production.
Store by store, through one aisle that has 700 items, the Dutch supermarket chain Ekoplaza will support sustainability with plastics-free grocery shopping.
Now that music with words can accompany Olympic figure skating, there is less classical music, more hip-hop and Beyoncé, and some questions about intellectual property rights.
Increasing everyday sustainability, using a revolving building door rather than one that swings would add less to our individual carbon footprint.
Our banana, $450 million painting, and Tesla tax stories were just so interesting that they deserved fascinating follow-ups.
Governments have begun to provide guidelines about the ethical choices that will be necessary when programming driverless cars.
Perhaps comparable to Alphabet's (Google's) X subsidiary, the old AT&T's Bell Labs produced invention that became breakthrough technology.












