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Drone startup Birdstop relocated to Detroit to take advantage of automotive supply chains so it could build an all-American UAV.
A new crop of fancy water brands are leaning into transparency around pollutants.
‘Out There: New Architecture Across America’ looks at projects from 50 firms, designed for small cities and towns, to find what trends are forming...
CompanyCam began as a way for White Castle Roofing to monitor the work on its job sites. Now it’s valued at nearly $2 billion.
Under the Trump administration, sustainability has been rebranded as resiliency.
The Columbus, Ohio-based Path Robotics is building welding machines that can hop around a construction site or shipyard—without any human help.
As the U.S. ramps up training and funding to counter aerial threats, companies are using this summer’s events to prove their systems and pitch them...
Fast Company’s 2026 list of the 10 most innovative organizations in economic development includes the state of New Mexico, the Next California/WWF,...
Marcus Hoed, a Dutch immigrant who founded the New York-based shipping company DutchX in 2013, was always intrigued by the possibilities of...
San Francisco’s AI boom is bringing jobs to the city, raising rents, and heating up an already hot housing market.
Winter sports have become more extreme, thanks to giant flop bags that let athletes test-run their most daring tricks.
Synchrony is built to foster friendships among a unique population.