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BERLIN—As its export model breaks down, Germany is pivoting from cars to cannons—and trying to turn industrial decline into a defense boom. After decades as Europe’s manufacturing engine, the country ...

Ford’s next-generation F-series trucks will be crucial to Ford’s future – with new tech, new platforms, and new drivetrains. Ford will launch next-generation F-Series trucks in 2029 following major ...

AI-enabled measurement, intelligent packaging, advanced upcycling technologies, and bioaccessibility science are converging to transform food waste from a disposal problem into a performance-driven, ...

In an era defined by continuous volatility, supply chain planning must evolve beyond traditional forecasting and siloed decision-making. Reinventing planning for a new era of supply chain explores how ...

How can the U.S. lead in rebuilding industrial capacity? Christian Keil believes the answer lies with American dynamism. He is a partner at a16z, who sees technology as a key to our future. Even ...

Teachers often say the professional development they receive misses the mark. Mandated PD can feel outdated or disconnected from the day-to-day realities teachers face in their classrooms. In a ...

Maggie McGrath sits down with Laureen Meroueh, the PhD engineer and founder of Hertha Metals trying to disrupt the $1 trillion steel market.

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A drumbeat of hard realities echoed through the halls at this year’s Athens Democracy Forum, where participants noted trends that do not portend well for the form of governance. By Serge Schmemann See ...