This caused diseases such as typhoid and cholera to run rampant. What cities grew during the Industrial Revolution? In the industrial revolution, New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia saw the most ...

we can ensure the City remains exactly where it belongs: at the vanguard of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

We are on the very edge of what will be the next industrial revolution. Manufacturing, shipping, agriculture, mining, and even railroads and transportation stand to be much more productive.

Houses like this were traditional in the Highlands of Scotland before the Industrial Revolution. Today most people in Scotland live in urban areas - large towns or cities. Families lived in the ...

Sheffield was once the crucible of the British Empire and the industrial revolution, producing almost half of Europe’s entire steel supply ...

In cities such as Lowell, women were in a unique environment in which to recognize both life's possibilities, and the social, economic, and political forces that defined and shaped their existence.

build smart cities and pioneer a new way of life. Professor Klaus Schwab, founder and executive chairman of the World Economic Forum, coined the term "Fourth Industrial Revolution." Klaus said ...