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To address shifting consumer demand for ocean-friendly dining, Compass Group North America has launched The Better Catch, a culinary initiative developed with sustainable seafood expert Barton Seaver. The program aims to integrate responsibly sourced species into menus across the company’s vast network of healthcare, education, and corporate clients.
Saskatoon-based ZYUS Life Sciences announced promising results from its Phase 2a UTOPIA-1 trial, where the non-opioid drug candidate Trichomylin demonstrated significant pain management potential and a notable reduction in rescue opioid use among patients battling advanced cancer.
As artificial intelligence adoption outpaces internal oversight, New York-based startup TheTop is launching TheEngine to provide a centralized intelligence layer. Designed to offer immediate visibility into AI usage, the system aims to help organizations track costs, manage model performance, and optimize compute resources without forcing a shift in existing infrastructure.
A securities class action lawsuit now targets Fluence Energy following a series of earnings misses that erased $3 billion in market value. The litigation centers on allegations that the company misled investors regarding its manufacturing capabilities and the operational status of key facilities intended to meet surging data center demand.
MedTech Outlook has named VNEW, a mesh-free dermal allograft from Fort Lauderdale-based ARMS Medical, the top pelvic floor surgery technology for 2026. The selection, determined by an expert panel, highlights the product's unique design approach, which prioritizes anatomical precision over the adaptation of existing surgical materials.
By deploying non-invasive in-ovo sexing technology, California-based egg producer NestFresh has prevented the culling of 1.2 million male chicks. The company, which launched its Humanely Hatched™ program in 2024, now expects to reach 1.5 million spared chicks by the end of 2026 as it expands the initiative across its brand portfolio.
San Diego-based ICW Group is breaking its long-standing reliance on workers' compensation by launching five new commercial insurance lines in California. Starting October 1, the insurer began accepting submissions for policies effective January 1, 2027, marking a strategic shift toward becoming a comprehensive property and casualty provider for the middle market.
Only 11% of Americans prioritize addressing physical issues before they worsen, according to a new benchmark survey from the American Physical Therapy Association. Despite widespread concerns over pain, sleep quality, and mobility, most adults treat these symptoms as isolated incidents rather than interconnected threats to their long-term independence.
For a 500-vehicle Class 8 fleet, unauthorized fuel use can siphon $2.19 million annually. Geotab is aiming to stop that leakage with its new Fleet Card, a payment tool that integrates vehicle telematics with financial controls to halt fraudulent transactions before they are processed at the pump.
A hand-painted archival print from 1969 is anchoring Lilly Pulitzer’s latest philanthropic effort this October. The brand has launched the Petals With A Purpose capsule collection, dedicating the proceeds and a $15,000 donation to The Pink Agenda to accelerate critical research into breast cancer treatments and patient support.
With over 25 years of experience in high-speed networking and data center architecture, Frank Yang has joined Dell’Oro Group to spearhead the firm’s research into optical connectivity. His appointment comes as AI infrastructure demands a fundamental shift in how data centers handle speed, thermal design, and port configuration.
As part of the American Water Works Association’s Source Water Protection Week, Missouri American Water is emphasizing the role of community-level pollution prevention. The utility warns that safeguarding rivers, lakes, and groundwater is the primary defense in maintaining water quality and managing long-term treatment expenses for its 1.7 million customers.
LG Electronics is set to anchor its North American cooling supply chain with a new 350,000-square-foot production facility in Isle of Wight County, Virginia. The plant, which will manufacture air-cooled chillers specifically for the booming AI data center market, is slated to begin operations in the first half of 2027.
A record 387 students from 64 universities converged on the 2026 Hack-A-House competition, a 24-hour sprint to dismantle the barriers of the national housing crisis. Organized by Ivory Innovations, the event awarded top honors to projects that rethink everything from manufactured home equity to the red tape of urban zoning.
Indianapolis-based Corteva has finalized the separation of its seed and genetics division, signaling a strategic shift toward a focused crop protection model. The company now enters a new phase of its corporate evolution, prioritizing an $11 billion pipeline of chemical and biological solutions for global agricultural markets.
Registration has opened for the SC//Platform 2027 Summit, the flagship technology conference hosted by Scale Computing. Scheduled for April 20-22, 2027, at Resorts World in Las Vegas, the three-day event gathers industry practitioners, service providers, and partners to examine the evolving landscape of edge computing and distributed enterprise infrastructure.
Investors will receive a clear picture of Sherwin-Williams’ financial trajectory on October 27, 2026, when the company releases its third-quarter results before the opening bell. The report marks a pivotal moment for shareholders as the paint and coatings giant prepares to outline its outlook for the remainder of the year.
With a price point of $99.99, UGREEN has unveiled its ClipBuds Pro 2, an open-ear headset designed to bridge the gap between professional communication and daily utility. The earbuds leverage a six-microphone array and bone-conduction sensors to isolate speech in noisy environments, aiming to maintain clarity during calls even in high-decibel settings.
Whitehawk Therapeutics is presenting new real-world data at the International Gynecologic Cancer Society meeting in Montreal, identifying MUC16 as a durable target for antibody-drug conjugates in ovarian cancer patients, even after multiple lines of prior treatment.
The Los Angeles Cancer Network has officially transitioned to Oncura Health, consolidating its 27 Southern California locations under a single identity. The rebranding aims to unify the physician-led network’s clinical services, which span oncology, hematology, and gastroenterology, while emphasizing its commitment to providing specialized care within local communities.
A single malicious email was enough to compromise the Manus AI platform, exposing a critical flaw in how autonomous agents handle external instructions. Researchers at Salt Security demonstrated that an attacker could bypass guardrails using obfuscated code, gaining full access to a user's connected cloud services and API keys.
Plano-based Selerix has introduced Build Assist, an artificial intelligence tool designed to automate the configuration of employer benefits programs. By digitizing plan documents and client workbooks, the platform aims to streamline manual setup workflows for carriers, brokers, and implementation teams while maintaining human oversight of all final data entries.
A 99.9999% destruction and removal efficiency rate for PFAS-laden materials has been verified through EPA-led testing at an Indianapolis facility. This benchmark, achieved across various industrial waste streams, underpins the launch of VeriFAS, an integrated service platform designed to handle the entire lifecycle of hazardous chemical disposal.
After a multi-phase pilot, Claros Technologies and Daikin America have signed a commercial agreement to deploy the ClarosTechUV system at Daikin’s Decatur, Alabama facility. This integration marks a shift for the manufacturing sector, moving away from simple waste containment toward the permanent on-site elimination of PFAS chemicals.
Vylor officially began its tenure as an independent, publicly traded entity on the New York Stock Exchange today, marking its separation from Corteva Inc. Trading under the ticker VYLR, the Johnston-based firm enters the market with a $19 billion technology pipeline aimed at reshaping global seed and genetics production.
A new invitation-only assembly of medical device engineers and manufacturing executives is set to begin quarterly sessions aimed at accelerating healthcare innovation. Spearheaded by Arrowfly, the MDO Medtech Innovation Board seeks to bridge the gap between device developers and their supply chain partners to tackle complex therapeutic challenges.
Named for former President Jimmy Carter and former First Lady Rosalynn Carter, the newly formed Carter Circle recognizes a select group of corporate partners and individual donors. The initiative aims to sustain the organization's mission of providing affordable housing through long-term strategic investment and leadership-level support.
With healthcare costs climbing and administrative systems buckling, Duluth-based Codoxo has secured a spot on TIME’s World's Top HealthTech Companies 2026 list. The ranking, compiled by Statista, honors 500 innovators worldwide that leverage technology to reshape how medical payments are processed, audited, and managed.
Drawing inspiration from the viral Dubai-style chocolate trend, Monster Energy is launching a new Java Monster variety this October. The drink combines a coffee and cream base with notes of real cocoa, pistachio, and crispy phyllo dough, packing 200mg of caffeine into its signature ready-to-drink format.
Kyndryl has launched its first U.S. AI Innovation Lab in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, a strategic move expected to create 300 specialized technology jobs over the next four years. The facility aims to bridge the gap between enterprise modernization and the practical deployment of artificial intelligence for corporate clients.