Ford isn't saying yet which city will prove its new testing ground for its autonomous fleet (it'll have more on that subject as the plan matures later this year), but it did confirm to me that the city selected will also be one where it plans to eventually deploy its fleet in a commercial capacity, too.
Signaling modesty and flexibility, the Whitney has momentarily shifted to alternative-space mode, which may be the perfect gesture for the week when it also broke ground for its new downtown home in the meatpacking district.
And while Nvidia has had the upper hand in the graphics market over the past year, AMD hopes to recapture lost ground for its ATI graphics business, which it acquired in 2006.
The underworld found it an ideal recruiting ground for its foot soldiers, as did the Shiv Sena.
Though Facebook has found some steady ground for its established ad business in mobile, it has tried many times to build the next generation of social apps in-house and repeatedly failed.
Sixth is significant in many ways; it was the breeding ground for its now renowned music scene, which when talking to experts across the city is at the core of virtually every other industry in Austin and inextricable from the city's identity.
The coup attempt in Turkey has yielded its first tangible disruption to the war against Islamic State, as the Pentagon has temporarily lost access to the Turkish airfield it uses as its primary staging ground for its air campaign in Syria and Iraq.
Spaulding & Slye Colliers broke ground for its seven-story, 270,900-square-foot building in February, and it is expected to be completed in the third quarter of 2001.
Four years later, enjoying the largest early-September attendance it had seen, the museum was planning to break ground for its new east wing.
Yet Antioch College has been on shaky financial ground for its entire existence.
