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A central Indiana child in need will receive a handicap-accessible van this year, provided the Samantha's House Foundation reaches its $75,000 fundraising goal during the annual golf outing on September 1. Hosted at the Wood Wind Golf Club in Westfield, the event serves as the organization's primary financial engine.
Piscataway-based Clio Snacks is expanding its reach into the children's refrigerated snack aisle with the launch of Drizzled Greek Yogurt Bars. The new product line, which features flavors like Raspberry Cotton Candy and Strawberry Banana Milkshake, aims to bridge the gap between nutritional value and kid-friendly appeal.
DIY home security provider SimpliSafe is bringing its hardware to brick-and-mortar retail, announcing today that its systems are now available at more than 800 Walmart locations nationwide and via the retailer's website, marking a significant push to increase accessibility for its self-installed protection packages.
Seventy-three percent of individuals currently rely on easily compromised passwords, leaving themselves vulnerable to significant financial loss. Veteran programmer John Brogan addresses this widespread digital insecurity in his new book, Stop the Hack!, designed to provide non-technical readers with actionable safeguards for their online and physical lives.
The National Foundation for Infectious Diseases (NFID) has inaugurated a new leadership slate for the 2026-2027 term, appointing Monica M. Farley, MD, as president. Farley, an expert in infectious diseases, takes the helm of the Bethesda-based organization to steer its strategic focus on vaccine education and public health advocacy.
Nearly every U.S. employer intends to adopt prescription savings tools, yet two-thirds of workers remain unaware of available assistance programs. This disconnect forces employees to choose between essential medications and basic living expenses, a trend that is increasingly driving turnover and eroding the efficacy of corporate health benefits.
Two lucky winners will claim new e-bikes this October, as PenFed Credit Union pivots from the runway to the open road. The national giveaway arrives alongside the credit union’s high-profile presence at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh, where fans can trade the sky for flight simulators and professional meet-and-greets.
Investors who purchased Roblox Corporation common stock between October 30, 2025, and April 30, 2026, face an August 7 deadline to seek appointment as lead plaintiff. The class action lawsuit, Mukherjee v. Roblox Corporation, accuses the gaming giant of misleading shareholders regarding its growth metrics and the risks of its age verification rollout.
Luxury real estate brokerage Douglas Elliman is overhauling its operations through a company-wide AI integration, launching a dedicated intelligence firm called Elius. By leveraging Google Cloud technology, the company aims to monetize its proprietary data while aggressively trimming non-commission expenses over the next three years.
With third-party delivery now claiming 20% of restaurant sales, the industry is struggling to reconcile platform fees with actual margins. New York-based OneTablet has rebranded as Sous Chef, launching a flagship AI platform designed to transform fragmented delivery data into actionable revenue growth for operators.
With over 85 million users already relying on its barcode-scanning technology, the independent app Yuka is entering the Latin American market. The platform launches in Brazil and Mexico this July, targeting two regions where rising consumption of ultra-processed goods has triggered a shift toward stricter nutritional transparency.
With over 30 years of experience in healthcare leadership, Terri LeFort takes the helm at Pivot Point Consulting effective July 8, 2026. Her appointment marks a strategic shift for the Panama City-based firm as it seeks to scale managed services and expand its footprint across the global healthcare technology sector.
Investors will turn their attention to North Canton on July 29, when Diebold Nixdorf unveils its financial performance for the second quarter of 2026. The company plans to release its results before the opening bell on the New York Stock Exchange, followed by a live discussion with executive leadership.
With 42% of college students reporting a need for mental health support last year, Mississippi State University is turning to digital solutions to bridge the gap. The institution announced a new partnership with Uwill, a teletherapy provider, to offer students immediate, round-the-clock access to crisis intervention and wellness programming.
With over 15 years of industry experience and a portfolio exceeding $600 million in completed transactions, Estelle Chan has been named Director of Acquisitions at The BLVD Group. Based in Los Angeles, she will spearhead the firm’s national strategy for project-based Section 8 and 4% LIHTC developments.
A heart attack at a Boxford retirement home served as a wake-up call for local residents, exposing a dangerous gap in emergency preparedness. In response, the Danvers-based company Townsend mobilized its employee-led "Townie Cares" program to provide free, hands-on CPR training directly to those living in the facility.
More than 50 new clients joined the Magaya ecosystem across six countries during the second quarter of 2026, as the Miami-based freight management firm marked its silver anniversary. The growth period was defined by a heavy investment in automated compliance tools and new carrier integration partnerships.
A 0.7-point drop in the Equifax Market Pulse Index—the second consecutive quarterly decline—reveals a deepening K-shaped economy. As inflation and debt strain household budgets, the American middle class is thinning, with consumers increasingly migrating toward either extreme of the financial spectrum.
The Gothenburg-based industrial giant SKF will release its financial results for the second quarter of 2026 on July 17. The figures are scheduled to go public at approximately 07:30 CEST, marking a critical checkpoint for the manufacturer's performance halfway through the current fiscal year.
Boca Raton-based audience intelligence provider Audiense has unified its corporate identity by absorbing Buxton and Elevar into a single brand. Backed by PSG Equity, the consolidated company aims to synthesize expansive proprietary datasets with AI-driven tools to provide brands with a holistic view of consumer behavior across both digital and physical environments.
With the global generative AI market projected to approach $890 billion by 2032, Simplilearn has partnered with UC Santa Barbara Professional and Continuing Education to launch a new certificate program designed to bridge the gap between academic theory and practical AI-driven business analytics.
Andrew L. Boyd has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of Tyto Athene, the Arlington Capital Partners-backed federal systems integrator. He succeeds Dennis Kelly, who shifts to the company's Board of Directors to support the firm’s ongoing transition toward AI-enabled mission technology and data-driven infrastructure modernization for government agencies.
NETSCOUT has secured a top ranking in the QKS Group SPARK Matrix for Network Observability, marking its third consecutive year as a market leader. The firm earned the distinction for its patented Adaptive Service Intelligence technology and a packet-centric approach that provides high-fidelity data across complex hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
Facing a national labor shortage of nearly 500,000 skilled trade positions, Synchrony has unveiled a program allowing U.S. employees to earn debt-free associate degrees in fields like HVAC, electrical work, and welding. The initiative aims to bridge the talent gap while equipping staff with technical skills for modern infrastructure.
Vancouver-based BTQ Technologies has finalized its acquisition of French quantum software firm QPerfect, integrating specialized emulation and digital twin capabilities into its infrastructure. The deal anchors BTQ’s European research operations in Strasbourg, aiming to accelerate the development of hardware-agnostic tools for the post-quantum transition.
Private equity firm Recognize has acquired a majority interest in Annapolis-based Smartlink, a national service provider for the digital infrastructure sector. The deal aims to scale Smartlink’s operations as demand for AI-driven connectivity and data center capacity surges across the United States.
After a decade leading SSP America, industry veteran Michael Svagdis is moving to Tailwind Hospitality to spearhead the company's expansion. Based in Wilmington, North Carolina, the airport concession operator aims to leverage his expertise to scale its footprint across regional and non-hub transit stations throughout the United States.
With over 25 years of experience in cloud modernization and enterprise architecture, Brian Moffatt steps into the role of CTO at Jacksonville-based AI consultancy NLP Logix. His appointment signals a strategic push to scale the firm’s generative AI and machine learning capabilities for enterprise-level clients across diverse sectors.
Industrial bearing giant SKF will release its financial performance data for the second quarter of 2026 on July 17. The company plans to disclose the figures at 07:30 CEST, followed by a scheduled audio webcast for investors and analysts starting one hour later to break down the latest results.
A new alliance between Evogene and Tel Aviv University’s Blavatnik Center for Drug Discovery aims to bridge the gap between academic innovation and commercial pharmaceuticals. By marrying AI-driven computational chemistry with advanced laboratory infrastructure, the initiative seeks to help researchers transform early-stage biological insights into viable drug candidates.