This Founder’s Pickle-Infused Restaurant Concept Was an NYC Hit — And He’s Not Stopping There
Jacob Hadjigeorgis shares how his restaurant concept came to be — and how he’s expanding beyond the borough of Manhattan.
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You Need Loyal Customers For Long-Lasting Success — and Finding Them Is Easier Than You Think With These Tips
Here’s how to use social media, email newsletters and public relations to build a community of loyal customers and achieve success for the long haul.
Beyond gene-edited babies: the possible paths for tinkering with human evolution
In 2016, I attended a large meeting of journalists in Washington, DC. The keynote speaker was Jennifer Doudna, who just a few years before had co-invented CRISPR, a revolutionary method of changing genes that was sweeping across biology labs because it was so easy to use. With its discovery, Doudna explained, humanity had achieved the…
Want to understand the future of technology? Take a look at this one obscure metal.
This article is from The Spark, MIT Technology Review’s weekly climate newsletter. To receive it in your inbox every Wednesday, sign up here. On a sunny morning in late spring, I found myself carefully examining an array of somewhat unassuming-looking rocks at the American Museum of Natural History. I’ve gotten to see some cutting-edge technologies…
AI Startups Raised $50 Billion Last Year, But Some Investors Are Starting to Pass — Here’s Why
AI can take more than $100 million to develop.
Amazon Cloud CEO Predicts a Future Where Most Software Engineers Don’t Code — and AI Does It Instead
In a leaked chat, Garman told Amazon employees that in about two years, “it’s possible that most developers are not coding.”
U.S. Payroll Growth Was 30% Less Than Reported — Largest Revision Since 2009
Job growth figures across multiple sectors saw significant downward revisions.
Be Part of this Founder’s Revolutionary Plan to Harvest Energy from the Moon
Invest in Lunar Helium-3 Mining, LLC as they pioneer nuclear fusion power.
A new system lets robots sense human touch without artificial skin
Even the most capable robots aren’t great at sensing human touch; you typically need a computer science degree or at least a tablet to interact with them effectively. That may change, thanks to robots that can now sense and interpret touch without being covered in high-tech artificial skin. It’s a significant step toward robots that…