Have you ever suspected that you’d be healthier, happier, and perhaps even more productive, if you could just get your work done on your own schedule instead of your boss’s? New research suggests you’re probably right.
The government just unveiled a prototype of a new clear and readable credit card agreement, with the goal of making sure people understand what they’re getting into when they get a new card.
PaveGen, a British company that makes sidewalk tiles that create small amounts of electricity, is ramping up to take advantage of the foot traffic during the Olympics. Will pedestrian power pay off?
With the addition of crowdsourced traffic data from Waze, your morning traffic will be a lot more clear, and that can’t do anything but make your life easier and cheaper.
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It’s just one protected bike lane now, but the Chicago Department of Transportation has a grand vision of miles of bike lanes and a bike sharing system to rival even the bike-friendliest cities.
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Building in a former submarine factory, the prefab company is churning out energy-efficient homes that can be dropped off, assembled, and have you living in them in just two weeks.
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With tens of millions of dollars poured into the notoriously difficult sector, some clear trends are emerging about how investors think technology is going to be able to shape the educational experience.
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