Investors who held DNOW Inc. common stock as of August 5, 2025, face an October 2, 2026, deadline to seek lead plaintiff status in a securities class action lawsuit. The litigation alleges that the company misled shareholders regarding integration failures following its acquisition of MRC Global Inc.
Conflict lead: A federal securities class action lawsuit alleges that HDFC Bank executives orchestrated a clandestine scheme to funnel millions in disguised payments to a state firm, misleading investors about the bank’s regulatory compliance and financial health between July 2023 and May 2026.
RangeWater Real Estate has acquired Bell Buckhead West, a 280-unit multifamily community in Atlanta, in a joint venture with Heitman Investment Management. The off-market deal underscores the firm's strategy of securing assets in supply-constrained neighborhoods where targeted renovations can drive long-term value.
After more than 30 years of service, Andrea Nordaune is stepping down from her role as senior vice president and chief legal officer at Andersen Corporation. The Bayport-based window and door manufacturer has appointed Kelly McLain to lead its enterprise legal function and join the company's executive committee effective this September.
Stepping into a dance studio for the first time is as much about navigating a new social environment as it is about learning to move. Sandy Young and Jenna Engen of Oak Creek’s Young Dance Academy offer a roadmap for parents to help their children transition into the rhythm of class.
Jason Dabrow has been appointed CEO of Chelten House, succeeding his father, Steve Dabrow, who remains chairman. This leadership shift at the South Jersey food manufacturer marks the transition to the fourth generation of family control, following a period where the company saw its business grow by more than 50% since 2020.
The rapid adoption of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs is creating an unexpected secondary boom in aesthetic medicine, as millions of patients seek solutions for facial volume loss and skin laxity. This shift is forcing the industry to pivot from simple cosmetic fillers toward advanced regenerative technologies aimed at long-term tissue restoration.
Number: A full set of dental X-rays exposes a patient to roughly the same amount of radiation as a short airplane flight. Dr. Landon B. Rockwell of Rosewood Family Dentistry says this modern imaging is both safe and essential for detecting hidden oral health issues before they escalate into painful complications.
Overland Park-based Aria Care Partners has acquired Utah-based Precision Mobile Care, marking the company’s third acquisition this year. The deal integrates PMC’s extensive mobile dental network into Aria’s national platform, which currently serves thousands of residents across more than half of all skilled nursing communities in the state of Utah.
Royce Small-Cap Trust, Inc. has declared a third-quarter distribution of $0.33 per share for its common stock. Shareholders of record as of September 11, 2026, will receive the payment on September 29, with the option to reinvest the dividend in additional shares or receive a cash payout.
Glass, cloud, dewy, and glowy skin dominate social media feeds, promising a flawless, luminous complexion. While these labels suggest distinct aesthetic finishes, they all rely on the same fundamental principle: a well-hydrated, smooth surface that reflects light effectively, rather than a digitally altered reality.
Investors holding PAX Gold and Tether Gold can now use their assets as collateral for loans, marking a shift for a sector previously reliant on decentralized protocols. Arch Lending, a platform operated by ChainFi, is introducing institutional-grade credit terms, allowing borrowers to secure capital without liquidating their precious metal positions.
As organic search traffic to nonprofit websites drops by 35% and AI-referred traffic surges 1,000%, Brooklyn-based Fundraise Up has released a free AI Visibility Assessment. The tool allows charities to audit how artificial intelligence assistants perceive and represent their organizations in an era of shifting donor behavior.
Commercial and industrial property owners are often resigned to rising water and sewer bills as fixed costs, but a Pompano Beach-based firm is challenging that assumption. AquaFlow Technologies claims its patented valve system can slash monthly utility expenditures by up to 30% without altering daily operational habits.
With over 70% of Americans increasing their daily protein intake, Jarrow Formulas is shifting the focus from quantity to efficacy. The California-based company announced the launch of Gut & Protein Optimizer and NMN 300 mg today, two new products aimed at improving nutrient absorption and cellular energy levels.
Tampa-based metal supplier McNichols Co. has officially broadened its product portfolio, integrating Solid Sheets and Diamond Plate into its existing catalog. This strategic expansion allows customers to source complementary solid materials alongside the company’s core offerings of perforated metal, bar grating, and wire mesh without restrictive order minimums.
The Ohio Division of Cannabis Control has cleared Klutch Cannabis to acquire the former Culture Cannabis dispensary at 1305 Holly Avenue in Grandview. This strategic move secures the company’s second retail footprint in the Columbus market, signaling a broad push to scale its presence across Central Ohio ahead of a September 11 opening.
A wedding weekend often spans far beyond the ceremony, leaving guests to navigate travel, dining, and downtime in an unfamiliar city. Donna Herrick, hospitality expert at Norfolk Lodge & Suites at Divots, argues that centralizing operations at a single venue significantly reduces the logistical burden on both hosts and attendees.
Moving hundreds of feet of cable by hand is the most physically taxing part of borehole inspection, turning a technical job into a grueling workout. By adding a motorized winch to its portable STRAHL HD system, the company aims to eliminate manual cable retrieval without forcing operators to scale up their equipment.
With over 4,000 unintentional drowning deaths reported annually in the United States, Labor Day serves as a critical reminder that water safety is a year-round necessity. Britton Kent, founder of Cooper’s AquaArmor, warns that the end of summer does not reduce the need for active supervision at resorts and cruises.
A decade of collaboration reached a milestone at Delta Dental Stadium on August 30, as NH Healthy Families marked ten years of its Base Hits for Kids initiative by presenting $10,000 to The Granite YMCA during a New Hampshire Fisher Cats home game.
Tired of bloated, overpriced incident management tools, JAMS Software has launched its own on-call alerting platform. The service, which debuted September 1, 2026, focuses on reliable escalation through voice, SMS, and messaging apps, offering a free tier for small teams and direct integration with major IT service desk platforms.
The global laparoscopy devices market is set for significant expansion, with projections indicating a rise from USD 9.29 billion in 2026 to USD 13.37 billion by 2031. Driven by a 7.55% compound annual growth rate, the sector is increasingly defined by robotic-assisted surgery and high-definition visualization technologies.
Can-Am has committed to a three-year partnership with the nonprofit organization Farm Rescue, providing a mix of direct funding, fleet equipment, and specialized assets. The collaboration aims to sustain farming and ranching operations facing crises such as natural disasters, injury, or major illness across an 11-state network.
At IFA 2026, Aurzen unveiled the EAZZE E1 series, a pair of compact projectors designed to bring big-screen entertainment into bedrooms and small apartments. By integrating hardware like a 180-degree adjustable stand with native 720P resolution, the company targets first-time buyers looking for a clutter-free, all-in-one streaming experience.
A neurologist and stroke epidemiologist, Brett Kissela has been named Executive Vice President for Health Affairs and the Julia A. Uihlein Dean of the School of Medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin, effective September 1, 2026, following an extensive national search to lead the private institution.
Can-Am has committed to a three-year partnership with the nonprofit Farm Rescue, providing a mix of direct funding, fleet equipment, and fundraising resources. The collaboration aims to sustain farm and ranch families facing crises, ranging from natural disasters to personal health emergencies, throughout an 11-state service network.
For over eight decades, Wagner Welding Supply has anchored the industrial gas market in northern Denver. Now, the Longmont-based firm is joining the Buckeye Welding Supply network, a subsidiary of Meritus Gas Partners, marking a strategic consolidation effort aimed at bolstering service across the Colorado region.
A pineapple and passion fruit blend marks the latest venture between Kōloa Rum Company and Honolulu’s Skull & Crown Trading Co. The collaboration, which debuted this September, pairs locally produced Kauaʻi White Rum with island-grown fruit purées to create a ready-to-drink cocktail available exclusively at the Chinatown bar.
When families face the emotional weight of final arrangements, the choice between traditional burial and cremation often hinges on more than just price. Christopher Merlino of Hamilton’s Buklad-Merlino Memorial Homes outlines how personal values, religious customs, and the desire for a permanent place of reflection shape these difficult, life-altering decisions.
