Shared workspaces changed how companies think about office design and flexibility.
Data centers use large amounts of electricity to power computing systems and keep their equipment cool.
Sunshine, affordable land, ambitious filmmakers, and powerful studios transformed a California neighborhood into America's movie capital.
Italian-style cheese production rose from a year earlier, while American-style cheese production declined.
Staffing agencies earn revenue through temporary assignments, permanent placements, and broader workforce services for employers.
Changes in the prices of fuel, food, metals, and other commodities can affect costs throughout the supply chain.
Pinterest’s global audience reached a record high as growth continued across every major geographic region.
IBM’s 2026 study shows that data breaches are becoming more expensive, with lost business and recovery efforts adding to the costs.
Toyota’s fuel-cell sedan uses compressed hydrogen and oxygen from the air to generate electricity inside the vehicle.
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The company’s reported trip volume rose 20% as both Mobility rides and Delivery orders expanded.
Opening a new Papa Murphy’s location requires an estimated investment of $450,330 to $693,450 under its current franchise disclosures.
The construction robotics startup is using AI and existing jobsite machinery to automate repetitive work on utility-scale solar projects.
Apple’s revenue rose 78% in a decade as Services became a much larger part of the business.
Returning shoppers placed 8.5 million orders in the second quarter as Wayfair’s overall order volume accelerated.
The oral care company continues to command a substantial share of worldwide toothpaste spending.
The four-day technology gathering generated record economic activity across Barcelona and supported more than 14,000 part-time jobs.
Imports rose 4.7% from a year earlier as China remained Germany’s largest source of imported goods.
Gasoline prices rose sharply over the year from July 2025 to July 2026, increasing much faster than consumer prices overall.
Zillow data shows San Francisco's metro-level rent index rose 9.7% year over year in July, far outpacing the national increase.
According to BLS data, ground roasted coffee averaged $9.32 per pound in July 2026, nearly 11% more than a year earlier.
San Jose leads in software developer wages, while Seattle and Austin offer different cost and compensation trade-offs.
Craft beer represented 24.8% of U.S. beer retail dollar sales in 2025, maintaining a substantial share of the market.
Mexico leads the latest full-year ranking, based on 2025 mine production reported in the 2026 World Silver Survey.
OECD and FAO project global cereal production will rise as farmers produce more from each hectare of land.
Azure leads the global race for cloud regions, shaped by data sovereignty, artificial intelligence, and local demand.
America’s leading grocery chains attracted billions of estimated visits in 2024 through value, convenience, and regional loyalty.
The largest asset managers are not always the most valuable companies in the industry.
Digital platforms and everyday products dominate recognition by embedding themselves in routines across markets.
Rare earths provide essential properties that many of today’s most important technologies depend on.
Teams are adding more premium seating to increase revenue while giving fans and corporate guests more ways to experience live games.
Culture, food, shopping, heritage, and local experiences are helping bring record numbers of travelers to South Korea’s capital.
Modern equipment allows farmers to produce more efficiently while improving the speed, precision, and scale of essential agricultural work.
Retailers, restaurants, leisure businesses and personal services rely most on consumer spending, while other industries feel its effects indirectly.
