Month: January 2019

Customers will now be able to go after they stop. Fastned is in a fight. The Dutch company has been working to build an extensive charging network that serves up renewable energy as fuel. Now it has dozens of locations along highways in the Netherlands, but it’s also expanded into Germany and has larger aspirations. Like any […]

Entrepreneurialism thrives among the future generation. Gone are the days when you were expected to graduate and go straight into a reliable job-for-life where you work to make someone else rich. These days, graduates know the unending possibilities of branching out on your own. Tackling the business world head on, throwing themselves in and turning… Read more »

Take that, Harley! Until now, Lightning Motorcycles has been known for one thing, and one thing only: the LS-218, a high-end electric superbike with a look and a price tag to match. Now, the company looks about ready to tackle the more mainstream segment with an affordable and long-range model. If the numbers the company is teasing […]

Is your next vacation itinerary a blank canvas? Our list of the top art-centric hotels in America will inspire you to stay in one of these creative spots.

“It’s only by writing, not dreaming about it, that we develop our own style.” – PD James   In 1970, the UK higher education sector unleashed its first ever MA in Creative Writing; a pioneering programme that sought to teach students the art of words, the craft of language, the undying profession of storytelling…. Read more »

COVINGTON, Ky. (AP) — A Kentucky boys’ school shut down its campus Tuesday as a precaution and a small protest was held outside their diocese as fallout continued over an encounter involving white teenagers, Native American marchers and a black religious sect outside the Lincoln Memorial last week. President Donald Trump tweeted early Tuesday that […]

Silicon Valley gets its very own Fyre Festival in Alex Gibney’s cogent but skin-deep analysis of Elizabeth Holmes and the Theranos debacle.