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Inside Plug-in Car Lithium-Ion Battery Tech Race - Top 10 First Electric Vehicles - Popular Mechanic

The future of American motoring will be-at least in part-battery-powered.

Investor crystal ball gazing

With the credit squeeze and soaring energy prices, how do investors make the right calls?

The Sydney Morning Herald Blogs: Business Blog

What will the world look like tomorrow?

The Age Blogs: Management Line

Net-savvy employees are taking stuff off the web to use at work. Which raises questions about whether the IT department has a future.

The Age Blogs: Management Line

Predicting the future is risky but there are patterns telling us what's ahead.

The future of futurology

Will Osama Bin Laden be caught in 2008? Will George Bush pardon Lewis "Scooter" Libby? The prediction markets are already taking bets. But predicting the future is not what it used to be.

Future scanner

Memebox.com now offers the Future Scanner, a vaguely Digg-tool that gives some hints of future directions. From cell phones with mini-projectors hitting the market next year to GM introducing an electronic car in 2010.

The Age Blogs: Management Line

What will the workplace of the future look like?

CEOs and the future

How can we tell whether a company will keep innovating? Check the language of the CEO, according to a new study. In their letters to shareholders, CEOs more focused on the future tend to lead their companies into more innovation.

Mission impossible: predicting the future

Predicting the future is impossible. Often, managers are too busy to pay attention to the things we know that they don't know but these are often the very things that get them into trouble. Dealing the future means changing the way we think.

Revolution, flashmobs, and brain chips. A grim vision of the future

The 90-page report comments on widely discussed issues such as the growing economic importance of India and China, the militarisation of space, and even what it calls "declining news quality" with the rise of "internet-enabled, citizen-journalists" and pressure to release stories "at the expense of facts".