That’s about 83 cents less than it was at the same point last year
Read More Cage-free turkey? I’ll take one that’s malarkey-free
That label, while leaving you guilt-free, also is truth-free, according to the ASPCA
Read More Holiday hires will deal with growth in online shopping
Amazon is expected to hire 25 percent more workers this holiday season than it did last year.
Read More Holiday car deals move earlier: 4 things to consider
Chevrolet brand started advertising Black Friday sales last week with the slogan: ‘Avoid the chaos, not the deals.’
Read More How A Driverless Car Sees The World (Not Always Clearly!)
A video published by the New York Times Magazine shows how autonomous vehicles understand—and occasionally misunderstand—their surroundings.
Much has been made about how the driverless car of the future will look to the world. A new video published online as part of the New York Times Magazine‘s Future Issue shows how the world will look to a driverless car. The short answer? Not as clear as you’d hope.
Infographic: The Color Wheel Of Book And Movie Titles
Dorothy’s latest prints organize the titles of colorful books and movies according to where they fall on an RGB colorwheel.
Dorothy, the British makers of all things infographic, are back with a couple of new prints that explore the vast spectrum of color mentioned in book and film titles.
Kind’s Clever Campaign To Thank Everyday People For Being Nice
Hold the door for someone lately? Then there may be a Kind bar coming your way.
Since 2013, every employee at the snack company Kind has taken part in a somewhat secret initiative. If they spotted a random act of kindness—like a stranger holding the door to a coffee shop, or sharing directions on the subway—they could hand out a little black card. It acknowledged the little moment of humanity, and as a gift, the card was good for a free Kind bar.
Is This Proposed Floating Bike Path In London A Brilliant Idea Or A Bad-For-Bikes Boondoggle?
The Thames Deckway project would give cyclists a clear car-free path through part of the city. But at a cost of $1 billion, the money might be better spent making the streets safer.
Two hundred years ago, one of the transportation hubs of London was the River Thames. Now a social entrepreneur and a team of architects are hoping to make the waterway relevant for commuters again—on bikes this time, not boats.
Step Inside This Plane Fuselage To Take The Intergalactic Space Flight Of The Future
This captivating light show will take you to the stars and back in six minutes.
Maybe one day a Virgin Galactic or SpaceX will take us on harrowing, intergalactic adventures worthy of Stanley Kubrick and acid flashbacks, but until then, you’ll just have to step inside this old plane fuselage.
These Gorgeous Textiles Change With The Environment, Like High-End Hypercolor
The stunning accessories in The Unseen’s Air collection are made with color-changing ink.
Inside the temperature-controlled accessories department of London retailer Selfridges, the back leather bags in The Unseen‘s Air collection don’t look much different than any of the other designer handbags on display. It’s not until one is purchased and worn out in the moist London air that it begins to show its true colors: iridescent greens, yellows, reds, and blues that emerge and disappear based on changes in the atmosphere.
