efficiency

As the cost of fuel — especially diesel — rises, more companies are looking to move goods by rail.

In the new agentic arms race, there’s a sense you’re falling behind if you’re not “10xing” your output while you sleep.

Apian, a UK-based healthcare logistics company, hopes to use ground robots and drones to help make hospitals and laboratories more efficient.

There’s good reason to believe productivity will stay strong. When the labor market was tight, employers invested in upgrades.

We’re making and doing more stuff in fewer hours.

Manufacturers are ramping up production of induction stoves and cooktops, which use electromagnetism to heat pots and pans. But there’s a reason the technology hasn’t caught on.

Restaurants had to make hard choices over the last year to stay alive –– choices that, it turns out, made them more efficient.