Modern Bentley is like a hybrid of its parents. It was owned by Rolls-Royce for nearly 70 years, during which time it learned the art of soft suspension and silky-smooth transmissions. But in 1998, ...

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Stewart Brand’s “Maintenance: Of Everything, Part One” (Stripe, 308 pages, $40) begins with a drama that belies the book’s seemingly humdrum topic. The author recounts the stories of three contestants ...

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While external pressures like supply chain disruptions, regulatory changes and market volatility grab headlines, the smartest industrial leaders are focusing on what they can control: their own ...

Gaming platform Steam is regularly, but briefly, down for maintenance -- here's how long it lasts and advice on how to avoid it. David Lumb is a senior reporter covering mobile and gaming spaces. Over ...

When we think of home maintenance and repair, we tend to think in terms of big, sweaty jobs. But you can keep your house from falling down around you with just five minutes a day. Jeff Somers is a ...

Imagine you’re a second lieutenant (2LT) in an armored brigade combat team (ABCT) and you’ve just been placed in charge of your first platoon. You’re now responsible for not only a few dozen Soldiers, ...

The waste collection industry generated $69 billion in revenue in 2024, accounting for over two-thirds of the total US waste and recycling revenue. Logistics is the cornerstone of this industry, given ...

“Good morning,” says a tall blonde woman in a jumpsuit, speaking to a seemingly skeptical crew of green-clad New York sanitation workers—all men—on a sunny day in 1979. “I’m Mierle Laderman Ukeles.