A new study in JAMA Neurology adds to concerns about chlorpyrifos, a common agricultural pesticide still used in the U.S.

The other day I looked at the cars in our driveway and did some quick math. My wife drives a 2015 Honda CR-V. I drive a 2014 Ford Explorer. Between the two of us, we’re sitting on 23 years of car. No ...

By analyzing 4 million applications, researchers warn that a growing "algorithmic monoculture" is locking qualified minority candidates out of the job market entirely.

Laurie Segall’s new deepfake series with Paris Hilton is her latest proof point for a portable IP approach to journalism.

In recent years, Coors has leaned into its Western roots, seizing on the emergence of the "cowboy core" trend. The strategy ...

Amie Sheridan is the founder of WINS, a signal advisory for women founders and venture-backed companies. Through workshops and advisory intensives, she helps operators and investors translate company ...

A new study using data from the UK Biobank connected non-traditional working hours to losses in the amygdala and thalamus. Here's what it means for shift workers.

As green jobs outpace the talent pool, students and career‑changers who build the right mix of skills, experience, and networks can stand out. Here’s how experts say to prepare.

A Wall Street analyst believes the FIFA World Cup and America 250 could provide a meaningful lift for the Hershey Company, pointing to both events as potential drivers of candy sales this summer. This ...

Eric Ries spent fifteen years watching companies he helped build get destroyed from the inside. His new book Incorruptible explains why it keeps happening and what founders can do before it's too late ...

AI adoption is increasing at a rapid clip, though the Global Skill Development Council (GSDC) found in a 2026 survey, sourced from their network of over 250,000 certified professi ...

This transforming humanoid robot is set to transform the world of work, and catapult China ahead in the physical AI race.