TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION

Richard L. GarwinDesigner of the first hydrogen bombLife Fellow, 97; died 13 MayGarwin played a critical role in developing the world’s first hydrogen bomb in the early 1950s.For 41 years he worked as an IBM researcher in Yorktown Heights,...

A company once synonymous with photography is now telling investors that it doesn't have enough cash to pay off its debts, raising concerns about its continued presence.In a Monday second-quarter earnings report, 133-year-old company Eastman Kodak warned...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The effect of artificial intelligence on practically every aspect of our lives is undeniable. Since the enforcement of laws and regulations is essential to...

X owner Elon Musk has threatened Apple with legal action after claiming it had made it "impossible" for apps to compete with ChatGPT-maker OpenAI in its App Store.He called OpenAI boss Sam Altman a "liar" - after Altman claimed...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Every agency today brags about using AI. But few can show exactly how it's fueling real growth or whether it's helping you at all.Is...

“DHS in particular is trying to use Twitter as a form of not just recruitment but also promotion,” says Joan Donovan, assistant professor at Boston University and the coauthor of Meme Wars: The Untold Story of the Online...

Tom GerkenTechnology reporterGetty ImagesHMRC has confirmed it uses artificial intelligence (AI) to monitor social media posts as part of criminal investigations into suspected tax cheats.It said the tech would not replace "human decision-making" and was subject to legal oversight."Greater...

On every episode of The Playbook, produced by Sports Illustrated and Entrepreneur, we pair a business titan with an elite athlete to discuss their approaches to business and success. In this episode, real estate mogul Don Peebles...

Tucked away in a laboratory at the University of Exeter in the UK, Rebecca Koll is setting conifer trees...

An image from the study illustrating how plastic bottles reach Latin American Pacific coasts. Illustration: Garcés-Ordóñez et al. (2025) (CC BY 4.0)The scientists found that, like other marine debris, the bottles and caps they retrieved were sometimes colonized by immobile...