...markets, a forecast of the car industry in 20 years and the driverless car. –The Wall Street Journal reports that auto industry technologists believe driverless cars will be mainstream by...

–Kroger hopes to be the first US grocer to use driverless cars to delivery groceries, reports Bloomberg. –Anthropologie is moving into wellness, with a new luxury section that sells aromatherapy...

...of 5G, VR and AR, connected cars and homes, and vast, bendable, 360-degree 8K TV screens—health tech remains a burgeoning segment, one that now encompasses everything from personalized nutrition, scents,...

...and beyond,” he says. Fellow Japanese carmaker Nissan also got its share of hype, demoing a brain-to-vehicle interface to make manned cars safer and driverless cars less scary. The device—a...

A half-century ago, some sci-fi images imagined 21st-century drivers zipping around in flying vehicles, speeding along invisible highways. While cars may still be planted firmly on the ground and the...

...the “profound change” that driverless cars will bring to a range of sectors and outlines the challenges facing hydrogen-fueled cars. – The Wall Street Journal reports that Silicon Valley investors...

...Disease Control and Prevention. -The BBC explores whether consumers will trust a computer to take control when self-driving cars come on the market. Meanwhile, The Guardian wonders whether driverless cars...

...mainstream. -French consumers are losing interest in domestic cars, and in buying cars more generally, reports The New York Times. -A Pew report examines how Americans track their health conditions,...

...hit our streets is the day cars are not cars anymore. They can be anything,” Space10’s cofounder Simon Caspersen told Dezeen. “The primary function of transportation disappears to give rise...

...everything else,” writes The Verge. –Sephora’s latest campaign taps the chain’s actual employees for real-world diversity. Via Glamour. –The conversation has “fully shifted from ‘if’ driverless cars will become the...