With over 85 million books sold worldwide, author Joy Berry is placing her extensive multimedia intellectual property portfolio on the market. Hilco Global has been retained to manage the sale and licensing of the archive, which includes more than 1,000 assets focused on social-emotional learning and character development for children.
A $26.3 million investment has brought the Bee Creek Apartments in Branson, Missouri, under new ownership. 200 Bee Creek, LLC finalized the acquisition of the residential complex on July 28, 2026, marking a significant move into one of the fastest-growing markets in the southwestern region of the state.
On July 30, 2026, New Ulm-based Windings Inc. finalized the acquisition of North Iowa’s Machine Tool Engineering, Inc. The move integrates MTE’s precision machining capabilities into the motor manufacturer’s operations, a strategic shift intended to shorten lead times and mitigate risks for aerospace and defense sector clients.
The global private 5G market is poised for rapid expansion, with valuations expected to climb from $5.35 billion in 2026 to $24.84 billion by 2032. Driven by a compound annual growth rate of 29.1%, the sector is shifting toward decentralized, high-speed industrial networks to support mission-critical automation.
“Christians need to think about how they interact with the world,” says PhD scholar Vicki Martin Hester, whose new Bible study challenges believers to move beyond abstract belief. Her latest work, "With All Your Heart, And With All Your Soul, And With All Your Mind," explores how to translate scriptural commands into tangible daily practice.
For many, the relationship with an OBGYN begins in adolescence, but Dr. Rachel O'Keefe of Walnut Lake OBGYN & Wellness argues that this connection should function as a lifelong partnership. Moving beyond reactive exams, consistent care adapts to shifting hormonal, physical, and emotional needs from the teenage years through menopause.
Shareholders are questioning the fairness of Atkore Inc.’s $3.8 billion sale to Prysmian as Milwaukee-based law firm Ademi LLP initiates a formal investigation. The inquiry centers on whether the board of directors breached their fiduciary duties to public investors while securing substantial benefits for company insiders during the transition.
After more than a decade steering sales and operations at Beazer Homes, Keith Cross is moving to Atlantic Coast Mortgage as the company’s new Senior Vice President of Builder Relations. His appointment signals a strategic push by the Fairfax-based lender to deepen its footprint within the residential construction market.
After four decades navigating the complexities of the National Park Service, Mike Reynolds is transitioning to the private sector to lead the National Park Foundation’s programmatic strategy. He steps into the role of Chief Program Officer, tasked with managing an organization that distributed over $83.8 million in grants last year.
A rhythmic clunk over a speed bump or a persistent squeak during a turn is rarely just a nuisance. For owners of European vehicles, these sounds serve as critical early warnings that high-precision suspension systems—specifically those in Audi and BMW models—are beginning to lose their structural integrity.
For Ohio residents wondering why their insurance premiums shift while others remain static, the answer often lies in a complex interplay of personal behavior and regional risk. Kellie Cummins of the Zanesville-based Cummins Insurance Agency outlines the specific variables that influence these costs across the state’s diverse landscape.
Investors who purchased ZoomInfo Technologies stock between November 3, 2025, and May 11, 2026, face an August 24 deadline to seek lead plaintiff status in a newly filed class action lawsuit alleging that the company misled shareholders regarding its financial health, customer retention, and long-term growth prospects.
After two decades of shaping the global lottery landscape, Scientific Games CEO Pat McHugh will retire on September 8, 2026. The company’s Board of Directors has appointed Kevin Schneider as interim chief executive while it begins a formal search for a permanent successor to lead the organization’s next chapter.
The global tumor ablation market is set for significant expansion, with projections indicating growth from $1.10 billion in 2026 to $1.89 billion by 2031. Driven by a compound annual growth rate of 11.4%, this shift reflects a broader medical transition toward minimally invasive oncology and advanced procedural efficiency.
Washington’s Capital Hilton transforms into a hub of illusion this Labor Day weekend as the sixth annual DC Festival of Magic returns. Running from September 4 through September 6, the event brings together a roster of mentalists and performers to showcase sleight-of-hand artistry in the heart of the capital.
The market for dementia-related psychosis treatments is projected to reach a significant expansion phase between 2026 and 2036, driven by a growing global patient population and a pipeline of novel pharmacological interventions aimed at addressing hallucinations and delusions in neurodegenerative conditions.
Alternative Airlines is integrating ClarityPay’s full-spectrum credit platform to offer personalized financing options directly within its global booking engine. The collaboration aims to convert more travelers by providing higher approval amounts and installment plans that remain entirely within the airline’s branded ecosystem.
A 138-room Baymont by Wyndham hotel in downtown Lubbock is heading to the auction block under bankruptcy proceedings. Located at 601 Avenue Q, the 50,645-square-foot property serves as a strategic asset within an Opportunity Zone, drawing interest from investors eyeing redevelopment potential in the heart of the South Plains region.
The U.S. manufacturing sector expanded for the seventh consecutive month in July, with the Institute for Supply Management’s Manufacturing PMI® hitting 55.6 percent. This figure represents the fastest growth rate in over four years, signaling a robust uptick in production and new orders that defied recent economic volatility.
Timed to coincide with World Breastfeeding Week, BabyBuddha has released its 3.0 portable double electric breast pump. The updated device introduces a fourth pumping mode, Double Drop Expression, which offers users a middle-ground rhythm between the brand’s existing gentle stimulation and deep-draw suction capabilities.
Dr. Ryohei Mori of the Japanese startup Green Science Alliance has synthesized carbon quantum dots from wood, plant, and food waste that effectively repel the sweet potato whitefly. This innovation marks a potential shift toward sustainable, low-cost alternatives to synthetic chemicals that often carry risks of toxicity and environmental pollution.
The global market for fixed fire and gas detection systems is set for significant expansion, with projections indicating a rise from $7.84 billion in 2026 to $10.86 billion by 2031. This growth, representing a compound annual growth rate of 6.7%, is fueled by industrial safety mandates and infrastructure modernization.
To accelerate its expansion across the Central United States, First Citizens Bank has appointed Stacie Bales Barton and Sharon Thompson as Regional Executive Vice Presidents. The two industry veterans will oversee the newly formed Community West and Northeast Regional territories, reporting directly to Regional Executive Vice President Ron Sanchez.
A standby generator is not a set-it-and-forget-it appliance, yet many homeowners neglect their systems until the lights go out. Greg Brown, president of Louisville-based Varitech, Inc., warns that without a rigorous annual inspection, these units are prone to critical failures exactly when they are needed most.
Google has committed to a 15-year power purchase agreement for the entire output of RWE’s Crooked Creek Solar project in McCurtain County. The 155-megawatt facility, slated for commercial operation in 2028, will supply energy to Google’s operations within the Southwest Power Pool market while anchoring local economic growth.
Investors who purchased Insulet Corporation securities between February 21, 2025, and May 26, 2026, are facing a pivotal deadline as a securities fraud class action moves forward. The litigation centers on allegations that the company failed to disclose critical manufacturing flaws that compromised the safety and reliability of its Omnipod insulin delivery systems.
Latham-based procurement giant SOVRA is pivoting toward deep-architecture artificial intelligence, appointing former VMware executive Kit Colbert to its board and naming industry veteran Suhas Kelkar as Chief Technology Officer to overhaul its platform, which currently serves over 7,000 government agencies and one million suppliers across North America.
Atlas Air Worldwide has finalized a 49% minority acquisition of Air Atlanta, formalizing a partnership designed to bolster global widebody cargo capacity. The move, executed through the Titan Aviation Holdings subsidiary, grants Atlas control over the carrier's fleet while leaving day-to-day operations under the existing Air Atlanta management team.
A 22% single-day collapse in Albertsons Companies shares has triggered a formal investigation by law firm Levi & Korsinsky. The inquiry centers on whether the grocery giant provided shareholders with accurate financial guidance before the July 23, 2026, earnings report revealed a significant shortfall in quarterly performance.
A 22% plunge in Pharming Group’s stock price has triggered a securities investigation, following the company’s decision to slash its full-year revenue outlook by $30 million. The downward revision came less than three months after CEO Fabrice Chouraqui publicly reaffirmed the company's original growth targets to shareholders.
