While beginning the pre-production process for Guillermo del Toro’s “Frankenstein,” production designer Tamara Deverell began her research by going to museums to create the look of 1850s Edinburgh.

While beginning the pre-production process for Guillermo del Toro’s “Frankenstein,” production designer Tamara Deverell began her research by attending museums to create the look of 1850s Edinburgh.

The former Quad Graphics property is seen on Thursday in Saratoga Springs. Drug development and manufacturing firm Regeneron is building a 1-million-square-foot facility on the site. (Will ...

Microsoft MSFT0.37%increase; green up pointing triangle is expanding its ambitious data center build-out with an AI “super factory,” a set of two-story structures in Atlanta aimed at connecting ...

Editor's note: This story has been updated to correct the spelling of Faith Technologies Inc.’s Excellerate manufacturing division. A Wisconsin electrical components manufacturer is building a factory ...

Much of what we know about Scotland Yard comes from British crime dramas or murder mysteries, but behind the name lies a remarkable story of police innovation. Scotland Yard’s Victorian history is a ...

Hadrian’s new factory in Mesa is projected to create hundreds of jobs. The city and state may pay the weapons manufacturer to fill them with locals. Mesa City Council voted Oct. 20 to sign a ...

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LAFAYETTE, La. (KLFY) – A leading manufacturer of drones plans to build some of them in Lafayette, officials said. Louisiana Economic Development has announced DMR Technologies will establish its ...

Another factory is in Georgia's not-too-distant future. On Tuesday, Rivian broke ground with state leaders, including Gov. Brian Kemp, in a special ceremony. Here's what we know: Rivian is an American ...

Having spent the last few years in a testing phase, the AI assembly line is finally allowing machines to create new movies and alter classic ones. But as TIFF showed, many directors are pushing back.