The start-up reached a tentative deal with Microsoft, its biggest investor, and said it would give a $100 billion stake to the nonprofit that manages it. By Karen Weise and Cade Metz A new app will ...

A century ago, zeppelin passengers soared across the Atlantic Ocean in luxurious gondolas hanging from humongous hydrogen-filled balloons — the biggest aircraft humanity has ever built. Then, in 1937, ...

It's been a tough year for many chemistry-based start-ups. A slowdown in the transition to electric vehicles has rattled companies developing new materials for batteries. The US government’s ...

Tech start-ups typically raised huge sums to hire armies of workers and grow fast. Now artificial intelligence tools are making workers more productive and spurring tales of “tiny team” success. By ...

Solve one problem in technology and very often you create another; so it is with the widespread adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) tools for writing code. By some estimates, more than half of ...

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Climate-focused companies are turning lampposts into electric charging stations and agricultural waste into clothes. They are manufacturing WiFi-enabled showers that save water and plastic that ...

Where should you locate your start-up business to give it the best possible chance of making the jump from seed status to Series A? New data from Dealroom suggests the UK’s Cambridge is your best bet, ...

Consumers want functional foods. While previous health trends have centred around what foods didn’t have, now consumers are more focused on what they do – gut health benefits, for example, or high ...

It might not have been obvious from the exhibition floor at the vast Centquatre-Paris center last month, but Europe’s innovation ecosystem is wobbling. Exciting chemistry-based technologies seemed to ...