Across the globe there is an urban resurgence. In fact, it is of such major

Three cities, one county and a state have suspended laws that hamper their ability to

Everyone has experienced it. Striding along in a purposeful hurry, your progress is thwarted by

The numbers have improved, but they need to be a lot better. It’s about organizational

A new interactive data viz shows flows of refugees seeking asylum as whizzing dots. Last

Street art – as well as its artistic forebear graffiti – are often thought of

The unemployment rate for African American men and women in the U.S. is roughly double

A local library asked kids and adults what they want in their community. The answers

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said he will raise the minimum wage for state workers

Having insurance is vital to the health of your family and your wallet. It can

The brutal, co-ordinated attacks in Paris show that Islamic State (IS) retains its potency abroad.

“It is not only a political or economic problem, but an educational one.” There are

One of the most important things to consider when developing your mobile strategy is that

The Holiday Season is fast approaching. We know that everyone is preparing to get unique, memorable

To mark the 50th anniversary of close bilateral ties between Singapore and Denmark, the two

“Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. logged a record 91.2 billion yuan ($14.3 billion) in sales on

Workers and visitors to London’s Canary Wharf will be the world’s first to enjoy the

These top local craft fairs feature work by Los Angeles’ craftiest artists and some of

Millions of people in China are celebrating being single on the social network Sina Weibo

  Alibaba generated more than $1 billion in sales in the first eight minutes of

Science for a Sustainable Future Science will be essential to reach many of the goals

Surely you’ve heard from a friend or through the Internet the term freelancer. But, have

From investigative journalism to post-punk anthems, tattoo start-ups to pulled pork, Vilnius isn’t just tower

We’re only a few days away from the world’s biggest shopping bonanza, when hundreds of

On August 13, 1961, the Communist government of the German Democratic Republic (GDR, or East

Online shopping sales are expected to reach record levels as Chinese consumers flock to “Singles’

The census for the year war broke out in Europe was essential for identity cards,

Jomo Kwame Sundaram is the Coordinator for Economic and Social Development at the UN Food

Midwestern cities tend to sprawl, but in Kansas City a revitalized urban core has drawn

Golf courses, landfills, and parka pockets become unlikely power sources with the advent of smarter

The retail industry is one of the biggest and arguably the most profitable industries in

The world’s population is becoming increasingly urban. Sometime in 2007 is usually reckoned to be

Terrace farming as practiced from time immemorial by native peoples in the Andes mountains contributes

For decades, Robert Herman shot street photography mainly in New York and primarily on Kodachrome

Millennials may be the most studied generation in history, caught in the confluence of the

No one enjoys choking on smog, but are more trees really the answer for polluted

“Fat” may be the new normal in America. Drawing on data from the Centers for

Where consumers end up spending their money each year fluctuates for a number of reasons.

Homelessness is a serious and deep-rooted issue that affects nearly every country on Earth. It’s

It is often said that we are living through another period of mass urbanisation –

These cities have thriving local economies, low unemployment and good job growth – and that’s

France’s many brocantes (flea markets in french) are great places to find collectables or pick

We tend to assume that travel today is fundamentally different from what it was half

The United Nations has every 31st of October as World Cities Day. The Day is

By 2050, the United Nations predicts that around 66% of the world’s population will be

How should cities respond to the threat of flooding? I think sometimes small, simple interventions

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has created a new ministry for cities and the built environment.

It’s that spooky time of year again when everyone gets to play dress-up and devour

A shopper in France gazes into a virtual reality headset and is transported to the