A college campus in California saw the debut of Subway's brand-new grab-and-go smart fridge technology this fall. However, this was no ordinary fridge where customers can take whatever they want, but ...

So far in the Undead Tech series, I’ve traced back the roots of some pretty rich items: a $75,000 car Audi, a $200,000 spaceflight, and thousands of dollars in laptops, phones, mountain bikes, and ...

Signal technology rolling out on New York’s subways is too far behind the curve, Gov. Cuomo gripes. “There’s better technology out there” than the communications-based train control system at the ...

An ancient subway technology known as “gap fillers” on the platforms of the Nos. 4, 5 and 6 lines of the Union Square subway station have always made me nervous. These loud, long, steampunk-like ...

The MTA has quietly begun testing a high-tech way to shave years off its time-frame for fixing the subway system’s failing signals, transportation officials tell NBC 4 New York. The agency is testing ...

This article was published in partnership with New York Focus, a nonprofit newsroom covering state and local politics in the Empire State. Sign up for their newsletter here. Last month, the day after ...

‘A dire need’ for new products to fix subway delays and move buses through congested streets ‘A dire need’ for new products to fix subway delays and move buses through congested streets is ...

Fare would be automatically deducted from a linked payment method Fare would be automatically deducted from a linked payment method Scanning your face on a screen to get into the subway might not be ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Entrepreneurs are the new rock stars. But more often not, when you hear about 20-somethings dropping out of college to make it big, ...

Subway just launched a website revealing the "truth" of its tuna called subwaytunafacts.com to defend negative claims about its tuna. The website says that Subway tuna is made of "high-quality, ...

Entrepreneurs are the new rock stars. But more often not, when you hear about 20-somethings dropping out of college to make it big, they’re flocking to tech companies and scrappy startups – not ...