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Cold pitching isn't dead, but the old way is outdated. Here's how to make your efforts effective—and actually get a response in 2026.

Biogenic CO₂ is reshaping carbon markets, shifting focus to plant-based carbon capture, scaling fast due to lower costs and its role in removal and fossil subst

A new report highlights how urban leaders are already delivering innovations in their own localities, which are cutting emissions and improving the lives of res

After Stranger Things, the Duffer Brothers have a new show that is being better received than that finale

how does revenue per employee or ARR per FTE metrics differ from AI native startups and established firms. Established firms should benchmark again AI startups

The financial proof for women in AI leadership is here. McKinsey, Deloitte and NielsenIQ data shows exactly what companies without women at the AI table are los

As the Iran War sparks higher oil prices, and the U.S. lifts sanctions on Russian exports, Moscow’s war chest is set to explode, fueling its missile blitzes on

Chipmaker board and CEO face challenges must re-evaluate challenges after customer Super Micro's export control violations.

Garmin watches can now be used to supply data to the Natural Cycles platform, used to tell a person where they are in their ovulation cycle.

Insurance risk models are changing because of climate change and out of date infrastructure. Those costs will show up on your bill.

Flawed reimbursements for lumbar punctures illustrate unintended consequences of central planning of prices for medical services.

The San Francisco fintech has significantly revised its product descriptions, addressing some of the issues Forbes previously reported as misleading to consumer

Certificate-of-need laws block new providers from entering health care markets, inviting rent-seeking and weakening competition across the U.S.

Roborock's Saros 20 uses secondary flip-out wheels to help it navigate more difficult room transitions. The robot vacuum was recently launched in the UK.

At companies including Meta, Nvidia and Databricks, engineers are celebrated the more they spend to use AI. “This is easy money,” Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth said.

New York-based startup Crosby’s AI agents and lawyers work together to review contracts quickly, billed by the page, for the likes of Cursor and Runway. CEO Rya

Data centers have turned some electricity producers, like Constellation and Talen, into growth stocks.

Sales of wired headphones have rised by 20% over the past year. Now Axel Grell has designed the OAE2, open back wired headphones to meet demand for wired sound.

EnerVenue develops grid-scale energy storage systems, which are critical to AI data centers.

WrestleMania 42 card update after Raw at MSG. Four new matches confirmed including Rollins vs. Gunther and IC Ladder Match. Full card.

NOAA is forecasting a geomagnetic storm on Tuesday, March 31, through Wednesday, April 1 with the aurora borealis possible from northern U.S. states and Canada.

Regulatory AI sandboxes are gaining popularity. Here's what they are, plus their tradeoffs. An AI Insider scoop.

A Los Angeles jury found Meta and YouTube negligently designed their platforms to addict a teenage user, awarding $6 million in damages. With thousands of lawsu

NASA’s Artemis II will launch no earlier than 6:24 p.m. EDT on April 1, sending astronauts around the moon on a 10-day mission — the first since 1972.