The ISS is retiring and it leaves a lot of opportunity for space start ups to step in.
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Inside GM’s Advanced Design Studio Where Concept Cars Are Built
I got a tour of the brand new GM Design Studio in Pasadena–and a glimpse of new concept cars to come.
Greedflation is Hitting Lower- and Middle-Income Americans the Hardest
Greedflation and upflation are hitting lower and middle-class Americans hard, even as inflation cools.
It’s Not Your Imagination: Companies are Posting More Fake Jobs Than Ever–and Now They’re Interviewing People For Them!
Ghost job postings have been on the rise but now, more companies are actually going through the process of interviewing people for them, too.
Rivian’s $1B Cash Infusion From Volkswagen Is More Than Just a Lifeline
The Rivian x VW deal offers a lot more than meets the eye.
Inside a Vertical Farm Hiding in Plain Sight
Thousands of pounds of greens are grown in nondescript warehouses in Compton CA, and they herald the advent of a new way to farm.
It’s Not You, Its the Ghost Job You Applied For
Ghost jobs are on the rise and they’re messing with the labor numbers.
Toyota Backtracks on EVs Again
Toyota is pushing the idea of “carbon-neutral” internal combustion engines, instead of going all in on EVS
Will Zeekr’s IPO Get Americans Excited About EVs?
My story on the Zeekr IPO and what it means for Chinese EV adoption in the U.S., for The Observer.
An Inside Look at Puerto Rico’s Growing Start-up Scene
Watch my panel at SXSW 2024 over at INC. Magazine. When you think of the tech scene, Puerto Rico may not be the first place that comes to mind, but the country is working to change that. While it’s still a hot spot for tourism […]
The Future of Collaboration is Distributed & Dispersed
See my full conversation at SXSW with Atlassian’s fantastic, Annie Dean, over at Fast Company. Whether fully remote, back in the office, or somewhere in between, employers and employees alike are exploring better ways to work together in a distributed world. But while teams establish […]
Here’s How The Future of Barcodes Will Change How We Consume
Watch my session at SXSW, on Inc. Magazine, here. June 26, 1974 was an historical milestone that changed the shopping experience: That’s the date the first item was ever scanned with a barcode. Juicy Fruit gum at a supermarket in Troy, Ohio, became the first […]