As franchising moves into 2026, success will come down to getting the right balance between technology and the people behind the brand. The franchising industry is entering a new stage of growth. In ...

Dr. Trisha Swift is the CEO of Mula, an integrative health practice specializing in whole-health care, rejuvenation & executive well-being. The primary care model faces burnout, rising costs and ...

The Las Vegas Convention Center is ready to host CES 2026. Credit: Consumer Technology Association (CTA) The January 2026 Consumer Electronics Show with its astounding assortment of innovative ...

Mr. Foster is a designer who has studied and designed for the future at companies such as Apple, Google, Nokia and Sony. Interest in “what will the future be like” has nearly doubled worldwide since ...

This is today's edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what's going on in the world of technology. Meet the new biologists treating LLMs like aliens How large is ...

In today’s rapidly advancing technological landscape, the concept of humanoid robots no longer belongs to the realm of science fiction.

Back to the Future filmmaker Robert Zemeckis used the franchise to make several predictions about future scientific advancements. With the first Back to the Future movie returning to theaters this ...

From predictive analytics to personalized fan experiences, data and AI are powering the next generation of motorsport, says Rohit Agnihotri, principal technologist at Infosys, and Dan Cherowbrier, ...

Since opening its first design office in the tiny New Jersey garage of Pratt & Whitney founder Frederick Rentschler’s associate Andy Willgoos, Pratt & Whitney has never veered from its quest to stay ...

Each show in “ARTECHISM” explores the intersection of art, technology and the future of humanity. Artech Art Foundation In recent years, the possibilities at the intersection of art and technology ...

The Supreme Court ruled that President Trump’s tariffs were illegal, shifting trade authority back to Congress and raising new questions for supply chain leaders.