Smart technology has made it easier than ever to maintain indoor air purity. Find out which user-friendly features are expected to propel gains for consumer air treatment systems through 2021 and beyond.

Americans love takeout. But oftentimes that takeout means a whole lot of trash, from cartons to clamshells to utensils. Check out these three reasons why design and technology innovations in foodservice single-use products have made it worth giving those empty to-go containers a second glance.

Furnishing a home is no longer confined to what can fit under one roof. With outdoor living more popular than ever, consumers are increasingly looking for ways to fill their exterior spaces with interior luxuries. Find out which four products stand to benefit the most from this trend going forward.

Sunroofs are booming in popularity throughout North America. However, as some unlucky drivers have discovered, this fun feature may come with dangerous cost.

A rebounding global construction market represents a financial boon for window and door manufacturers. Check out the five countries expected to account for the fastest growth in this sector going forward.

In the age of Google, accessing information about anything and everything typically requires little more than tapping your fingers or summoning a voice client. But more often than not, quantity does not equal quality. Find out why, when it comes to market research, it's still best to trust an expert over a search algorithm.

When it comes to retail inventory tracking, traditional barcode labels reign supreme. However, after a few bumps in the road, RFID tags are making a comeback in some high-end brick and mortar stores. Find out what makes RFID tags so appealing to retailers, and the challenges these products face going forward.

Are liquid-applied roof coatings the next big thing in commercial roofing? Find out how these coatings can increase energy efficiency, extend the usable life of an aging roof, and more.

Ring in the New Year with predictions from a few Freedonia analysts about the fastest growing industries for 2018 and beyond.

Once considered a luxury feature, backup cameras are now a mandatory feature of all new light passenger vehicles in the US and Canada. Find out why this technology is considered necessary going forward, and what impact new regulations will have on aftermarket installations.