Canada’s manufacturing sector contracted further in November, with the key PMI index dropping to 48.4. The report highlights accelerated declines in output and new orders, driven by persistent market uncertainty and tariffs.
For nearly six years, CDTO Jaime Montemayor has been rebuilding General Mills’ tech foundation. Now, with clean data and global engineering teams, the company is automating supply chains and reinventing marketing with AI.
A quiet revolution is happening inside wind turbine nacelles. To solve persistent data failures and costly maintenance, the industry is shifting from electrical slip rings to fibre optic rotary joints (FORJs). This optical technology eliminates wear and interference, future-proofing turbines for the
Michael Burry, the investor famous from *The Big Short*, is taking aim at Tesla. He calls the company “ridiculously overvalued” and criticizes its shifting narrative from EVs to robots.
A new Fortune profile shows how DoorDash CEO Tony Xu turned a startup with less than $30k left into a $13 billion delivery titan. The key? Zigging where rivals zagged, obsessing over customers, and striking when competitors were weak.
Voters in Austin and Charlotte just decided on major tax increases, but with wildly different turnout. The results make a strong case for a Texas-style reform that would force these votes to happen only in high-turnout November elections.
Ray-tracing isn’t just a performance-hungry gimmick anymore. It’s becoming essential for realistic lighting and gameplay in modern titles. The technology has evolved beyond early limitations.
Silicon Valley’s wealthiest are embracing advanced embryo screening to select everything from disease resistance to height. With IVF tech investment hitting $2B in 2024, the line between medical necessity and genetic optimization is blurring fast.
Windows 11 has some frustrating default settings, but you don’t have to live with them. A few quick tweaks can restore familiar functionality and add powerful features you’ll wonder how you lived without.
ModRetro has unveiled its M64 console, a modern remake of the Nintendo 64 that plays original cartridges in 4K resolution. The system features FPGA technology and comes with authentic recreations of the iconic three-pronged controller. Priced at $199, it’s positioned as a direct competitor to Analog
