Companies around the world are being hit by cybercrime. I'm told that it is not if, but when, cybercrime will have hit and affected all businesses and households.

Eleven thousand years ago, the invention of agriculture made stable food supplies possible for the first time. In a relative blink of the eye, farming whisked aside 2 million years of hunting and gathering.

Michael Ford, nicknamed the "hip-hop architect," has devoted his career to studying the history of how urban planning gave birth to hip-hop...

Did the Montreal Protocol fix the ozone hole? It seemed so.

Today, at VERGE 17, Google and the Ellen MacArthur Foundation are launching a report on Cities in the Circular Economy: The Role of Digital Technology.

Business leaders, government officials and members of civil society are gathering once again in New York City for Climate Week NYC.

In the days after President Donald Trump’s announcement to withdraw from the Paris Climate Agreement, more than 1,200 cities, states, universities, and corporations declared, "We are still in."

Executing logistics operations can seem boring to those not directly involved: When it works, it is boring.

As recently as the 1980s, gray seals effectively were extinct on Cape Cod.

At the International Seabed Authority’s ocean-side headquarters, delegates from dozens of countries strolled through breezeways adorned with the works of Jamaican artists as the United Nations-chartered organization’s annual meeting began its second week.