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Perion's new 'Ask Perion' AI aims to automate ad campaigns. But does this self-serve model truly empower marketers or just boost Perion's bottom line?

Industrial arm maker INLIF is jumping into the humanoid race. But can a small firm with unverified claims compete with giants like Boston Dynamics and Tesla?

With Hillary Aiken leading its new philanthropic arm, 23andMe Research Institute bets on private giving to accelerate its 'public good' DNA revolution.

A massive $600M financing deal for a solar and battery project in California signals a new era of strategic investment in renewable infrastructure.

A new European patent grants WISeKey the power to embed NFTs into physical chips, creating an unforgeable, quantum-proof link between art and its identity.

An executive award for Valley Bank's Russell Barrett pulls back the curtain on a deeper strategy: a disciplined, multi-year overhaul of the bank's tech core.

A new app from a Siri co-founder is embedding intelligent AR characters into our messages. But is this the future of connection or just a novel distraction?

A new drug from Cambrian Bio shows promise in activating a key metabolic switch. This could lead to treatments that burn fat while preserving muscle mass.

A new patent embeds authenticity directly into semiconductor chips, moving beyond blockchain hype to offer a hardware guarantee against forgery for art and beyond.

A new partnership lets parents order and track Ubers for their teens. It’s a logistical dream, but at what cost to privacy and adolescent independence?

A PR firm launches a daily financial newsletter for the lower middle market, betting that speed and focus can win over dealmakers in a crowded, vital field.

As hotels struggle with staff shortages, Croux expands its AI-powered platform to seven cities, promising a 96% show-up rate by treating staffing as a prediction problem.

Travel is more accessible than ever, yet 93% of travelers say logistics ruin their trips. A new report reveals the hidden cost of our hyper-connected world.

Goldfish Swim School's new 'Dads & Minis' program is more than a swim class; it's a strategic move to engage fathers, combat drowning stats, and innovate.

How do you upgrade a factory that never sleeps? Chery and ForwardX have an answer, deploying 484 robots in a live plant, setting a new industry standard.

A new alliance aims to solve AI's biggest problem: moving from costly experiments to real-world value. This is the blueprint for the next era of automation.

Eason Technology leadership's big share purchase signals confidence. But with declining revenue and a "going concern" warning, is this a bet on a real turnaround?

Verdantas' latest acquisition of New Jersey-based Yu & Associates signals a major push to dominate the Northeast's engineering and environmental market.

Career colleges are booming as students flee AI, yet face intense pressure to adopt it. A new firm claims its bespoke approach can deliver massive ROI without the chaos.

A new firm, Nortiva Bio, is launching with tech from MIT to turn daily pills into monthly doses, starting with a contraceptive backed by the Gates Foundation.