At the 2026 CEDIA Expo, Skyworth USA honored Performance Plus Marketing with its inaugural Manufacturer's Representative of the Year award. The accolade recognizes the firm for its aggressive market expansion and hands-on approach to dealer support across the Rocky Mountain region throughout this fiscal year.
Delegates at the 45th International Convention in Washington have elected a new leadership team to guide the 130,000-member Iron Workers Union. Kevin Bryenton, a veteran of Toronto Local 721, assumes the role of general president, joined by James Mahoney as general secretary and David Beard as general treasurer.
The Polish Armed Forces will receive advanced Airspace and Surface Radar Reconnaissance systems under a $600 million Foreign Military Sales program. This contract, managed through the U.S. Army, equips Poland with persistent elevated surveillance technology designed to detect and track threats across its eastern border over the coming years.
Over 31,000 patients pass through the doors of Baystate Noble Hospital’s emergency department annually, a volume that has outpaced current infrastructure. To address this demand in Westfield and the surrounding region, Baystate Health has officially launched plans to redesign and expand the facility’s emergency care capacity.
On September 15, Maryland-based neurotechnology firm Evon Medics will relaunch its cognitive-training app, MemoryDriver, debuting a national "Beat the Clock" competition. The event challenges users to navigate virtual routes, turning the app’s brain-health exercises into a public, leaderboard-driven contest designed to foster long-term mental engagement.
Starting September 15, 2026, Nashville pet owners will gain access to mobile veterinary services as BlueSky At-Home Veterinary Care officially enters the local market. The company, which acquired regional provider ReadiVet earlier this year, aims to reduce animal stress by conducting preventive care and sick visits directly within the home.
San Francisco-based diagnostic marketplace Mito Health has processed over one million lab tests, marking a shift in its business model as it expands from longevity blood panels into seven distinct categories of preventive health testing, including whole genome sequencing, imaging, and multi-cancer early detection.
Bermuda-based Qapture Investments has completed a dual expansion, acquiring the BVI-registered Flammarion Partners and integrating the on-chain yield infrastructure of Canadian firm Hermetik Trading Technologies. The move, spearheaded by 3iQ founder Frederick Pye, marks a push to combine institutional-grade management with sophisticated decentralized finance strategies.
Missouri Tesla owners can now claim a 50% discount on insurance premiums when utilizing Full Self-Driving (Supervised) technology. Lemonade announced the simultaneous rollout of its standard car insurance and the specialized autonomous coverage today, marking the first time the company has introduced both products to a new state at once.
Starting in October 2026, Telit Cinterion will shift a portion of its cellular module manufacturing to a new 8,000 square-foot facility in Bristol, Pennsylvania. This move marks the first time a major Western IoT player has localized its production chain to bolster security for domestic defense and critical infrastructure.
Telehealth infrastructure provider MD Integrations has joined forces with LegitScript to accelerate the certification process for virtual care brands. By embedding compliance reviews directly into their onboarding workflow, the partnership promises to slash wait times from weeks to just two business days for companies seeking market entry.
Investors who incurred financial losses during Rackspace Technology’s mid-2026 fiscal period now have until September 28 to file as lead plaintiffs in a securities fraud lawsuit. The litigation, spearheaded by Glancy Prongay Wolke & Rotter LLP, targets alleged misrepresentations regarding the company’s enterprise AI and cloud business operations.
Twelve years after its inception, the holiday cocktail phenomenon Miracle is expanding its footprint once again. The seasonal pop-up returns this November to over 150 venues worldwide, blending its signature over-the-top festive décor with a refreshed menu that leans heavily into non-alcoholic options and whimsical, new glassware designs.
Investors who incurred significant losses in Intuit Inc. stock between February 2025 and June 2026 have until September 8, 2026, to apply as lead plaintiffs in a pending class action lawsuit. The litigation targets alleged misrepresentations regarding the company’s competitive position and the financial health of its TurboTax division.
Before signing a contract, prospective students should look past marketing claims and evaluate a martial arts facility based on its physical environment, safety protocols, and instructor transparency. Wayne Marble of Blue Springs Jiu-Jitsu, Inc. argues that the quality of a school is revealed through its daily operations and culture.
Shell Offshore Inc. has acquired a 30% interest in the Conifer exploration prospect, a deepwater project located in the US Gulf of America. Operated by BP, the site sits near the existing Kaskida host development, marking a strategic expansion for Shell in one of the company's most competitive basins.
With the full exercise of an overallotment option, JATT III Acquisition Corp raised $69 million in its initial public offering. The company issued 6.9 million ordinary shares priced at $10 each, securing a listing on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the ticker symbol JTTT starting August 26.
As Pain Awareness Month begins, the Bonati Spine Institute is urging patients to challenge surgeons on the necessity of invasive procedures. Founder Dr. Alfred Bonati argues that many patients endure years of chronic discomfort without ever receiving a clear, evidence-based explanation of what is actually generating their pain.
Andrew Byrnes, a veteran of Uber’s legal team and a former official in the Obama administration, has joined the Austin-based political technology firm Civitech. He will serve as the company's General Counsel, steering its governance and compliance strategy as the organization accelerates its efforts to boost democratic participation.
Rebecca Grovenstein, a Lightbridge Academy multi-unit operator in North Carolina, has been named the 2026 Franchisee of the Year by the International Franchise Association. She will receive the honor at the IFA26 Advocacy Summit in Washington, D.C., for her contributions to workforce development and community engagement.
Reston-based stackArmor has secured FedRAMP High authorization for The Armory, its Google Cloud-based environment designed to streamline the deployment of mission-critical commercial software. The certification allows federal agencies and independent software vendors to bypass lengthy compliance hurdles when handling sensitive, unclassified government data.
Rod Little and Fran Weissman will represent Edgewell Personal Care at the Barclays 19th Annual Global Consumer Conference in Boston on September 10, 2026. The chief executive and financial officers are scheduled to participate in a fireside chat at 11:15 A.M. ET to outline the company’s current market trajectory.
The Jane Goodall Institute has formally called on York University to retire nine rhesus macaques held for neuroscience research, citing ethical concerns raised by an undercover investigation. The appeal follows a nine-month probe by Last Chance for Animals, which documented prolonged isolation and invasive surgical procedures within the university’s facilities.
Investors who incurred significant losses in Flotek Industries, Inc. are being invited to serve as lead plaintiffs in a pending class action lawsuit. The Law Offices of Howard G. Smith issued the call as the October 26, 2026, deadline approaches for those seeking to participate in the litigation.
Moving to disrupt a sector still reliant on manual spreadsheets and decades-old manual processes, AI-native carrier Corgi Insurance has launched Corgi Re. The new platform aims to inject modern underwriting technology and operational speed into the global reinsurance market, a critical financial backbone for primary insurers.
On the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, Fitness Ventures is mobilizing more than 100 local fire departments and thousands of gym-goers for a nationwide tribute. The company’s 106 participating Crunch Fitness locations will challenge members and community participants to climb 110 flights of stairs in honor of first responders.
The Jane Goodall Institute has formally called on York University to retire nine rhesus macaques held in its neuroscience laboratory, citing deep concern over conditions revealed by an undercover investigation. This intervention follows a nine-month probe by Last Chance for Animals, which documented years of isolation and invasive procedures at the facility.
TETRA Technologies CEO Brady Murphy and Treasurer Kurt Hallead are slated to engage with institutional investors at two major industry conferences in New York this month. The meetings, scheduled for September 9 and 10, aim to outline the company’s current strategic focus on energy services and low-carbon mineral development.
A U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Texas has confirmed TPx's reorganization plan, signaling the end of the managed services provider’s restructuring process. The court's approval allows the Austin-based company to shed significant debt and transition to a new ownership structure backed by its existing lenders and equity sponsors.
Most industrial intelligence relies on data centers to analyze events after they occur, but Dallas-based RMX Industries argues the solution lies in local processing. The company launched a three-part briefing series today to detail how its QuantrusX technology enables real-time decision-making directly at the site of operations.
