Technology

Lotus Infrastructure acquires a major Long Island power plant, a move that highlights the complex balance between grid reliability and clean energy mandates.

The MTA's major investment in Wabtec's hybrid locomotives promises cleaner air for New York, safer work for crews, and a more reliable subway system.

As millions of solar panels near retirement, a Nevada facility gets the final go-ahead to turn a looming waste crisis into a source of valuable materials.

A new multi-target deal combines cutting-edge platforms to create next-gen cancer drugs, aiming to improve precision and patient outcomes.

At CES 2026, a new $39,900 personal eVTOL promises flight for all, no license needed. But can it safely navigate regulatory and public trust hurdles?

Closing 2025 with two major acquisitions, The Milestone Group signals a larger investor trend: a strategic rush into the booming Mountain West.

Rumble moves forward with its transformative Northern Data acquisition, aiming for AI dominance, but a major tax fraud probe in Europe looms over the deal.

Government services firm Maximus rewards shareholders with a significant dividend hike, underscoring its robust financial health and strategic success.

As QCR Holdings prepares to release its Q4 and full-year 2025 financials, investors watch for clues on regional economic resilience and strategic growth.

With a robotic arm that lifts it from the water to charge itself, the new SPINO S1 Pro from MAMMOTION promises a truly autonomous pool care future.

A one-of-a-kind hot rod collection heads to Mecum Kissimmee 2026, with 100% of proceeds supporting Operation Healing Forces' critical mission.

Blink now accepts crypto at its EV chargers, a strategic move to attract younger drivers. But what does this mean for the industry and for you?

Siemens' new Digital Twin Composer, powered by NVIDIA AI, is helping PepsiCo achieve massive efficiency gains, proving the industrial metaverse is here.

Unveiled at CES 2026, the Palette 300 challenges the 3D printing market with a radical design that promises high-speed, multi-material prints with near-zero waste.

Kind Lending names Jenn Folk as President, succeeding Yvonne Ketchum who transitions to an advisory role, signaling a strategic push into the Non-QM market.

A $22M short-sea shipping facility in Vancouver is set to slash emissions and ease congestion, unlocking new economic potential for Vancouver Island.

A groundbreaking Duke trial combines a novel device to lure cancer cells with targeted immunotherapy, offering real-time tracking and new hope for patients.

HighVista Strategies promotes three private equity experts to Partner, signaling a strategic reinforcement of its successful lower middle-market strategy.

FirstComm hires David Battaglia as new CX VP, a strategic move to bridge service gaps and leverage operational excellence in a competitive tech market.

A new report highlights explosive growth in tokenized stocks, with platforms like Bitget's Universal Exchange leading the charge to merge crypto and TradFi.