Maybe you keep waiting for the whole Jalen Brunson Experience to show a crack in the foundation, a hole in the pipes or the heating system. Anything that feels this good, this true, that feels too ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Long Beach-headquartered DyeLot Interiors, a hospitality design studio known for integrating interior design, ...

Paycom and ADP, both HR Executive HR Top Products of the Year winners, lead HR technology companies on Comparably’s latest annual awards. Meanwhile, enterprise software leaders Salesforce and Workday ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover lifestyle, art, and interior design. On their first site visit in Guanacaste, Costa Rica, 10 Design, alongside a large ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — The Library of Virginia has selected Richmond-based architectural firm Baskervill to lead the design of its building renovation. The multi-year project will renovate 112,749 ...

The Navy paid Dutch shipbuilder Damen $3.3 million for the technical data package for the LST-100 tank landing ship that will serve as the Landing Ship Medium, Naval Sea Systems Command officials told ...

The Trump administration has hired a new architecture firm, the Washington, D.C.–based Shalom Baranes Associates, to oversee the $300 million White House ballroom. According to the Washington Post, ...

Trump replaced architect James McCrery with Washington-based Shalom Baranes Associates to lead the $300-million White House ballroom project, demoting McCrery to consultant. The new ballroom will span ...

Apple’s Vice President of Human Interface design, Alan Dye, is leaving the company to lead a new studio within Meta’s Reality Labs division. The move appears to be aimed at raising the bar on the user ...

TL;DR: Apple faces a significant C-suite exodus with four top executives departing, including AI chief John Giannandrea and UI design head Alan Dye, now joining Meta. This unprecedented talent loss ...

It was a bustling bonanza for the preview of Design Miami 2025 yesterday. With over 70 presenters, the theme was “Make Believe,” and yes, there was a lot of inventive wares for homes of varying styles ...