From Roast Beef Titans to Innovative Trendsetters — 10 Surprising Facts About Arby’s
Discover 10 surprising facts about Arby’s, from quirky promotions and celebrity collaborations to groundbreaking innovations in the fast-food industry.
Puzzle Corner
Ready for a fresh set of puzzles? Click here for the July/August 2025 Puzzle Corner, brought to you by guest editor Ed Faulkner ’03. Send problems, solutions (by August 1), and comments to puzzlecorner@technologyreview.com. Editor emeritus Allan Gottlieb ’67 launched Puzzle Corner in 1966. Find back issues through 2022 at cs.nyu.edu/~gottlieb/tr and more recent back issues at technologyreview.com/puzzle-corner.
IHOP Is Bringing Back a Fan-Favorite Deal for a Limited Time — Here’s What You Need to Know
IHOP’s famous all-you-can-eat buttermilk pancakes are back and available for a limited time.
How I Built a Thriving Healthcare Practice by Prioritizing Prevention and People
Here’s how I successfully addressed staff burnout in a healthcare practice by fostering a supportive and positive work environment, emphasizing employee recognition and work-life balance.
Reimagining cloud strategy for AI-first enterprises
The rise of generative artificial intelligence (AI), natural language processing, and computer vision has sparked lofty predictions: AI will revolutionize business operations, transform the nature of knowledge work, and boost companies’ bottom lines and the larger global economy by trillions of dollars. Executives and technology leaders are eager to see these promises realized, and many…
Time-Saving Hack: A Lifetime of 15-Minute Nonfiction Summaries for $40
Gain quick and concise insights and key ideas from non-fiction bestsellers.
These 4 Daily Choices Helped Me Pave My Own Path to the C-Suite by Age 36
“Just work hard” used to be all it took to get to the top. Today’s business landscape often values much more than this. Being innovative, agile and proactive are the skills that win the game today. Here’s how you can use them to differentiate yourself.
The Download: ethics in physics, and talking to ChatGPT
This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. The US physics community is not done working on trust —Frances Houle, Kate Kirby, Laura Greene & Michael Marder In April 2024, Nature released detailed information about investigations into claims made by Ranga…
What Do You Need for the Perfect Elevator Pitch? It Takes 3 Simple Elements.
On this food-focused episode of “Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch,” discover the secret sauce that gets investors hungry to make a deal.
Job Security Is an Illusion — Here’s How to Leave Your 9-5 and Be More Successful, From 4 People Who Did It
With global events and modern technology, it seems you can no longer find job security working for someone else. It’s time to find a safer bet.
A controversial Chinese CRISPR scientist is still hopeful about embryo gene-editing. Here’s why.
This story first appeared in China Report, MIT Technology Review’s newsletter about technology in China. Sign up to receive it in your inbox every Tuesday. Back in 2018, it was my colleague Antonio Regalado, senior editor for biomedicine, who broke the story that a Chinese scientist named He Jiankui had used CRISPR to edit the genes of…