Sarah Hughes

As the 2026 Architecture Expo looms, Shanghai pitches AI and subterranean engineering as the cure for global megacity growing pains. But who gets to live there?

Identity, a boutique PR firm, just won top honors for the Little Debbie Ice Cream launch. Here’s how they turned childhood memories into a retail empire.

Nomura’s new 72-room boutique hotel in Shinjuku promises exclusive park views, highlighting a growing trend of developers monetizing public green spaces.

Partners Value Split Corp. just raised $150 million. While retail investors chase a 5.30% yield, the real winner is the corporate parent extracting liquidity.

J&T Express is moving 100 million parcels daily, fueled by fast fashion and TikTok. But what does this relentless global expansion actually cost?

A new partnership between WeInfuse and Clarion integrates AI into specialty clinics, tackling burnout and the logistical chaos of infusion care.

ROSE launches a comprehensive home water test targeting the exposome. But does consumer diagnostics solve our water crisis or just monetize the panic?

A new partnership between PSPINC and Saishunkan System aims to solve the systemic cultural and technical friction facing Japanese businesses in the US.

While the Department of War paused its CMMC cybersecurity mandates, one small contractor spent 18 months and over $100,000 to prove their systems are secure.

As Enlight Renewable Energy prepares its Q3 report, the dual-listed developer faces a critical test: balancing rapid expansion with soaring capital costs.

As enterprises rush toward AI, Bell Integration's new Nubirix platform promises to clean up costly IT blind spots and reclaim orphaned infrastructure.

As synthetic fraud costs billions, Intellicheck and DESKO are bringing facial recognition to bank tellers. But are our privacy laws ready for the shift?

The NMPA approval of a 6-month prostate cancer drug reveals how mid-tier biotechs navigate China's complex healthcare landscape via strategic partnerships.

In an industry plagued by cash-flow crises and succession failures, a new book from a commercial lender and a heavy civil builder offers a lifeline.

A new pilot in São Paulo aims to fix a glaring systemic gap: 81% of Brazil's farmland lacks basic cellular coverage. Will portable private networks work?

As modern website builders dominate, legacy web hosts like Bluehost are betting their survival on a massive AI-driven executive overhaul.

As AI moves from the cloud to the factory floor, enterprises face a billion-dollar question: how to buy hardware that won't be obsolete in six months.

As insurers flee high-risk regions, a new startup unveils an autonomous, mechanical defense system to stop wildfires before crews arrive.

In an era of pharmaceutical supply chain disruptions and rising FDA warning letters, one manufacturer's pristine compliance streak offers a rare blueprint.

Sony's new ad partnership transforms the PlayStation 5 into a data-rich connected TV battleground, targeting the elusive 'cord-never' generation.