Browsing: Thinks

The Starship spacecraft and the Super Heavy v3 booster launches its 13th test flight in Starbase, Texas, U.S., July 24, 2026. Courtesy: SpaceX via X

It’s so hard for big businesses to get AI tools working reliably that whole new organizations of forward-deployed engineers or FDEs— specialists who drop into a company to get its AI systems up and running — are springing up to help them

For years, our startup scene became known for packed events, visiting founders, and growing attention from investors. But after working with hundreds of companies, Mana Tech came to a simple conclusion: founders do not need another happy hour. They need customers, capital, and people who can help them grow

As time passes, the NFL has evolved in several ways. Could we see the league alter its rules for long field goals in the future?

Mixed martial arts has seen an unprecedented rise in popularity in recent years as the UFC has taken off. And it might not be the last fighting sport to do so. 

The director of Northeastern University’s Institute for Plant-Human Interface has dedicated his career to understanding what makes plants tick –– and how those lessons could change humanity. The work he and the members of his institute are doing to bioengineer the processes that plants naturally do will help create new drugs and more resilient crops,…

Mass-market operators built all-inclusive on price and volume. Ennismore is trying to prove its lifestyle brands can carry the format upmarket