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Biotech companies continue to live up to their hype, with many of them reaching new heights in 2023. But that doesn't mean they've peaked. There's plenty more room for growth throughout the rest of the year and beyond. Here are seven biotech companies poised for big things in the months and years to come. 1. TrialSpark TrialSpark is a tech-driven pharmaceutical company set apart by its exceptionally efficient approach to drug development. The company has established a technology p...

As most countries up their games regarding climate change issues, ride-sharing platforms are expected to witness a silent but meteoric rise. This comes as automobile congestion hovers near all-time highs, with post-pandemic pent-up demand resulting in more traffic across urban and suburban regions alike. Passenger cars emitted 3.2 million metric tons of carbon dioxide as of 2019, though the number fell by nearly 6% in 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Even 100 million fewer cars around the

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and music icon Taylor Swift are the talk of the town. A touchdown at Arrowhead Stadium turned more heads than usual when Swift was seen celebrating alongside Travis’s mother. The ensuing drive in Kelce's convertible to a secluded dinner only fanned the flames of curiosity. As whispers grew louder about Travis making advances toward the pop star, he cryptically remarked during an interview with Andrew Siciliano on NFL+, "I said what I sai...

The housing industry is undergoing major changes, with startups like Vantem — backed by the Bill Gates-founded firm Breakthrough Energy Ventures — focused on manufacturing affordable, high-efficiency, net-zero homes in a factory setting. Net-zero homes are ideal, as they're designed to produce as much energy as they use. While this makes homeownership cheaper, there's a problem: It often leads to higher construction costs. Vantem is changing all of this. Its modules consi...