Starting with the middle of the 20th century, as transport costs have shrunk, a slew of complementary innovations made shipping even cheaper.
About much more than cooking, spaghetti sauce recipes display how oligopolies like Campbell's Soup competes.
Near the top of a list of innovative countries, Sweden is where we could find a road that charges EVs (electric vehicles).
Ultimately creating unintended consequences, more self-driving cars will change insurance policies and pedestrian behavior.
Now that Taco Bell can offer Taco Tuesday to its customers, we can ask about the extent of trademark protection.
Companies with trademark protection can become the victims of genericide when their good or service becomes too popular.
With NASA's funding, the dilemmas of budget cuts range from intangible pride to practical on earth considerations.
Lighting history can remind us that a technology timeline reflects countless incremental steps as progress unfolds.
Looking at our energy use and emissions, we can see why we need unpredictable innovation more than "plugging in."
I've selected several irresistible items from this year's CES (consumer electromics show) that might and might not shift our PP curves.










