As members of the baby boom generation approach or reach their elderly years, more homes will need to be modified to accommodate them.

What happened wasn’t migration, it was mobility.

In his latest book, globalization scholar Parag Khanna looks at how and why our lives may become a lot more mobile in the decades to come.

Migration patterns could change in a work-from-home world brought on by the pandemic.

A new Marketplace-Edison Research Poll found the flexibility to work anywhere as a factor.

The company is pulling out of 12 markets and laying off 14% of its workforce.

Census numbers show lowest the mobility rate on record.

The future of the auto industry is uncertain as ride-sharing, self-driving vehicles and other technologies evolve.

For a city that built its name on car production, it might seem a little counterintuitive that Detroit would take such a liking to electric scooters. But Ford Motor Co. is getting into the game with its recent acquisition of e-scooter startup Spin. Detroit has other e-scooter companies in the area as well.  The city is […]

Self-driving cars are on the road now, but they need human supervision. Is that safe?