The supply chain issues that we’re facing right now have companies searching for solutions so that we never find ourselves in the same situation again. Walmart (NYSE: WMT) has partnered with and invested in the vertical farming company Plenty as one step toward fixing the future’s problems.

The push for the mass adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) is going hard. The Biden administration is making sure that the public knows that EVs are the future of transportation. But what will be the best way to create a solid EV charging infrastructure without wasting billions of dollars?

Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) continues to expand in new areas. Recently, it created Amazon One, which allows for someone to pay or be identified with the palm of their hand. This could be a groundbreaking move into the future — or a scary one.

Health care has become even more important in 2022. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused — and continues to cause — so much havoc in the world and in health care that people have begun to pay more attention to their health.

Vertical farming is the practice of producing food on vertically inclined surfaces that are commonly integrated into other structures like skyscrapers, shipping containers, or repurposed warehouses. Could it solve food insecurity and food sustainability?

Nuclear fusion is shaping itself to become one of the “hottest” new renewables on the market.

Upstart (NASDAQ: UPST) has had a tough month — along with many other stocks. A major sell-off occurred around the Thanksgiving holiday for a few reasons. But here are some reasons not to totally disregard Upstart…

It was only a few years ago that plant-based food was making its way onto the market. A lot of companies were focusing on creating alternatives to meat products. This was the first step to getting the world to try something new. Now what do plant-based alternatives have to offer?

Could autonomous trucking be the solution to some of the current supply chain issues? Let’s take a look at an autonomous trucking software company Embark…

If you’ve transferred money or received money through a digital payment app like PayPal (NASDAQ: PYPL), Venmo, Square (NYSE: SQ), CashApp, and other similar apps then listen up — starting January 2022 you might be affected by a tax reporting alteration.