This is a time crying out for massive amounts of innovation to treat COVID-19, to prepare for future coronaviruses, re-start public education and to develop new business models for restaurants, airlines and other important industries decimated by the COVID-19 shutdown.
Painful as the pandemic has been on so many levels, it also presents an opportunity.
The industry contributes nearly $15 billion to New York City’s economy and supports nearly 97,000 jobs.
Tom Brady is playing erratically for the first time in his career, and it's costing the Buccaneers.
With all due respect to Mr. Software-is-eating-the-world, Marc Andreesen, a cool app can’t cool the planet. Software may be part of the solution, but software alone just doesn’t cut it – a new physical infrastructure must be developed. That means building hard assets.
Russia’s largest distillery, Alcohol Siberian Group, produces vodkas, liquors, and bitters. A digital transformation process is helping them stay on top.
The Restaurants Act is dead, for now. Why wait on government funding when you could implement changes right now to save your restaurant
Njoku, a 2017 first round pick who requested a trade in the offseason before walking it back, practiced on Wednesday for the first time since the injury.
While this democratization of synthetic voice presents interesting opportunities for startups, hobbyists and creatives, the reality is that bad actors have already dipped their toes into employing spoofed voices for audio-based fraud.
At the start of the pandemic, flight prices soared as people tried to return home from trips abroad before borders were closed.
State governments have unique challenges when it comes to budgets, workforce readiness, and technology adoption. See how states like Virginia are using automation, advanced data analytics, and AI to help.
Trump will host a virtual rally on radio Friday with hopes to host in-person rallies in Florida and Pennsylvania over the weekend.
Borderlands 3’s Bloody Harvest event has arrived, and as I’ve played it over the course of the past day, I’m ready to “review it.”
Brian Chesky’s bank account had dwindled to $1,000. He had no job. And the rent on his San Francisco apartment was about to jump by 25%.
For the twentieth anniversary of Linkin Park's 'Hybrid Theory' the band is releasing a massive box set today (October 9). I spoke to Mike Shinoda and Joe Hahn about the record and their memories of being the biggest rock band in the world around 2000.
Communication tools are vital when it comes to connecting your workforce.
Economists who expected a quick recovery from this recession have been revising their forecasts.
As other sectors confront obstacles owing to the impact of Coronoavirus, the nation's industrial market is displaying resilience. In few places is the strength more evident than in the Chicago metropolitan area, long a logistics stronghold.
Despite their tour being postponed due to COVID-19, the Stones have recently put out two archival releases; plus a new Ronnie Wood documentary has been released on DVD and Blu-ray.
For a couple of days, the world stopped. Then my mom went back to work at the store, a day later my dad went back to work construction.
Online training initiatives aren’t a panacea and may end up doing more harm than good if they act as a palliative, convincing large, fast-growing employers that their work here is done.
Brandon Woodruff, Kyle Hendricks, Trevor Bauer and Zac Gallen round out the Top Five.
Instead of spending his $1,200 stimulus check on himself, Carl Schwenk used the stimulus payment to purchase hundreds of hoagies for local families in need. While Schwenk gave away his check, science suggests he received something perhaps more valuable in return: happiness.
#1-ranked technology industry analyst weighs in on IBM's NewCo
This week brought more bad news about the continuing impact of the coronavirus pandemic on higher education’s workforce. Three more universities announced they were laying off significant numbers of staff or faculty.