Innovators

It’s time to recognize the Asian continent for more than its enormous market size and manufacturing muscle. It’s also in the early stages of an entrepreneurial boom.

After declaring 'war' on pollution, China is reportedly set to test newly-designed aerial drones that spray chemicals to freeze pollutants and combat smog.

Shares of Tesla Motors popped 3% to all-time highs following reports that Elon Musk met with Apple’s M&A chief last spring.

T-commerce comapny Delivery Agent announced a partnership with retailer H&M to power the first shoppable TV commercial. The move brings t-commerce to life and into Super Bowl parties full of potential shoppers.  

For all the high-tech buzz, remember many of the most innovative gadgets won't hit shelves for years...if ever.

This week, SpaceX announced it will build a commercial launch facility near Brownsville, Texas. The initiative is expected to bring more than 500 jobs to the area over 10 years.

In an interview with FBN, Israel's PM discussed the newly-signed Israel-California business pact, saying it will produce “unimaginable fruits of innovation.”

GoPro, the maker of wearable cameras, soared 31% in its Nasdaq debut on Thursday. 

After a brief hiatus in April and May, U.S. IPOs are making a comeback, with this week set to be the biggest since 2006, according to Renaissance Capital data.

Apple’s annual developer’s conference, known as WWDC, begins Monday in San Francisco. It is the event where new laptops, operating systems, and the first FaceTime were unveiled, so Apple fans will be watching for new announcements. 

Google says its self-driving cars are ready to roam, with the latest prototype set to hit the roads of Mountain View, California this summer.

Impossible, no. But Apple's hopes of making an electric car by 2020 will face plenty of roadblocks.

Lyft CEO Logan Green said in a South by Southwest interview with the Wall Street Journal that his company's vision is making car ownership unnecessary. 

Six months after the first unveiling, Apple released new details about its first smartwatch, the Apple Watch, at an event in San Francisco on Monday. The watch will be available to consumers in April.

Here are your Apple Watch basics, if you’re thinking of buying in.

Baseball, commonly referred to as “America’s national pastime,” is taking a step into the future with a brand new machine, HitTrax. The game’s first and only virtual simulator is redefining the way baseball players are evaluated by combining analytics and real-time feedback.

Smartwatch maker Pebble is announcing another new device, known as the Pebble Time Steel. CEO Eric Migicovsky unveiled the new design at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Three-time World Champion Surfer Mick Fanning was attacked by a great white shark in a video that has gone viral. World Surf League CEO Paul Speaker talked to FOX Business about how technology and drones may soon be able to prevent such an attack. 

Right in Motor City’s backyard, the University of Michigan opened a new road course on Monday where researchers have begun testing self-driving cars.

Former Apple CEO John Sculley predicted that Apple will “reinvent television,” in an interview with FOXBusiness.com. He also voiced optimism about Apple Pay and explained why he does not wear an Apple Watch.