Bike shops are seeing booming demand.

Shake Shack started the trend last month, and many other companies have followed its lead.

To reduce the risk of spreading infection, some businesses ask their employees to live on-site.

Only Mario Kart can train you for this.

For many people, libraries provide essential services. But getting back to full service means libraries won’t look the same.

AI-powered assistants are taking some strain off of seriously overloaded customer-service lines.

The pandemic put scooter companies through hell on wheels, but they’re hoping to make a comeback.

A family magazine in India jolted quarantine-era circulation with a throwback add-on called a covermount.

Companies are pivoting to help other businesses with social distancing. Their services are in high demand -- if a little unusual.

Media and retail are hurting. A hybrid of the 2 industries is not.

With few other gambling options, the itch for instant gratification is powerful.

The industry is facing an Oculus rift: It should be more popular right now, but consumers haven’t caught the wave.

We need more devices to keep up with the marathon of quarantine. The ringleaders of the refurb empire are reaping the benefits

It’s ArcGIS -- and the crisis has made it more popular than ever.

From the sports world to fine dining, fake fans are in right now.

It’s not a done deal, but here are some takeaways to whet your appetite.

Peer purchasing pressure is definitely a thing. Communal online shopping could be a boon to brands.

Peer purchasing pressure is definitely a thing. Communal online shopping could be a boon to brands.

Eurovision is canceled, so a Dutch broadcaster organized a contest for algorithmically generated bangers

Mobile payments are taking off. Contactless solutions are coming to restaurants, the movies, and your favorite stores.

We’re all amateur interior designers now.

It sounds crazy, but some other companies are forging ahead with plans to go public.

Some people are bartering just to spread a little kindness. It’s enough to warm your cold quarantined heart.

Thirsty citizens are having a hard time commandeering a precious six-pack.

Celebrities and the political class are pivoting to remote events to raise money for charity and campaigns.

They’re offloading packages of cookies and crackers. Individually wrapped treats could be a preview of changing corporate snack perks.

The Alamo Drafthouse chain’s on-demand service wants to bring Weird Wednesdays right to your couch.

School districts are bringing WiFi connections to communities that need them now more than ever.

An $8.5B global industry wilted almost overnight.

With supply chains disrupted, they have no choice but to pitch their flowers and pineapples on video.