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Louise ImberFast Company |
The fast-food chain’s most recent earnings call sounded more like a public reckoning. CEO Bob Wright laid out exactly what’s keeping customers away.
The new Business Priority program, available in early 2027, means more flexible options for frequent corporate fliers.
These restaurant chains are celebrating the beloved food with deals on guacamole, chips, and avocados galore on Friday, July 31.
Between the full moon, meteor showers, and a special appearance by Mercury, it’s going to be a busy week for the night sky.
Expect Cinderella-branded mac and cheese, Olaf-themed marshmallows, and co-branded streaming content on Disney .
Eden Tech’s centrifuge-based system aims to cut energy use, recover more water, and create value from leftover brine.
A microstructure technology designed by an engineer at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign is making strides on and off the pitch.
A number of food chains and even a few unexpected brands are celebrating the holiday with some frankly fantastic deals today, Wednesday, July 15.
Bero is positioning itself as the go-to for social drinkers who skip the booze—from Target aisles to World Cup watch parties.
How do you get Americans to embrace soccer stickers? Hiding them on 400 million Coke bottles helps.
As Slurpee celebrates its diamond anniversary, fans are divided on the special-edition flavor.
With its public debut, Lime hopes to squeeze out enough juice to pay off its $845 million in debt.
A new Gallup survey of laid-off workers found that 25% were fully remote, while only 1% thought AI played a role in their job loss.
The World Changing Ideas On the Rise honorees are tackling issues like accessibility, climate change, and more.
Yondr’s ability to improve student performance and Xenco Medical’s cervical cancer screening training make them World Changing Ideas honorees.
Projects from businesses operating for 15 or more years are tackling housing affordability, cancer screening, and climate change.
Whether bringing basketball to remote areas or helping women track their health, these ideas are putting empowerment at the forefront.
These efforts show that universities are still cradles of innovation—for design, health tech, and more.