Working in dim basements or shadow-heavy construction sites often leads to costly errors and slowed progress. To combat these visibility hurdles, Crescent is expanding its NITE EYE line, introducing a series of levels and squares engineered with high-contrast markings specifically designed for low-light environments.
Denton-based Vacuum Interrupters has launched the LRTS10, a digital micro-ohmmeter that integrates directly with the Milwaukee M18 REDLITHIUM battery platform. By moving away from proprietary charging systems, the device allows field technicians to swap power packs mid-shift, ensuring continuous testing without downtime for recharging during critical maintenance tasks.
National Healthcare Properties has finalized a series of strategic acquisitions across the United States, adding more than 780 units to its senior housing portfolio over the last three months. The real estate investment trust relied on legal counsel from Greenberg Traurig to navigate the complex, multi-state transactions.
Following a shift in regional financial benchmarks, M&T Bank Corporation announced it will raise its prime lending rate from 6.75% to 7.00%. The adjustment takes effect Thursday, September 17, 2026, impacting borrowing costs for customers across the lender's network spanning from Maine to Virginia and Washington, D.C.
Plantation-based TCI Entertainment has signed a Master Services Agreement with global technology firm Globant to accelerate the development of its patented commerce platform. This partnership aims to bridge the gap between traditional retail and virtual gaming environments, leveraging Globant’s expertise in software engineering and artificial intelligence to bring TCI’s proprietary technology to market.
Consumer goods brands often struggle to translate complex retail data into physical shelf results, leaving revenue on the table due to inventory trapped in back rooms. Richmond-based RDSolutions is attempting to solve this disconnect with ShelfGain, a platform that triggers targeted field interventions based on real-time store performance signals.
A forensic audit of 2023 contribution data has dismantled Republican claims that ActBlue facilitated illegal foreign funding, revealing that 99.99% of its nearly $1 billion in processed donations originated from confirmed domestic sources or donors providing valid U.S. passport numbers.
When Trane Technologies acquired CSTK and exited the retail equipment market, the future of local JCB representation in Kansas City hung in the balance. KanEquip stepped in to fill the void, securing a new 17,000-square-foot facility and retaining the veteran staff responsible for the brand's local operations.
Dr. Clinton D. Morgan, a veteran neurosurgeon and former Barrow Innovation Center leader, will join Adora Life Science as Chief Medical Officer on November 1, 2026. He transitions from a consulting role to a full-time position, tasked with steering the company’s clinical development and regulatory strategy for its PSGAG-based therapies.
More than 500 freight customers have formally backed the proposed merger between Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern, citing the potential for a unified coast-to-coast rail network to streamline supply chains and lower costs. The growing coalition includes businesses across the agriculture, energy, and automotive sectors.
The Forum for Expatriate Management has shortlisted Omaha-based NEI Global Relocation as a finalist for Relocation Management Company of the Year. This nomination marks the latest in a series of industry accolades for the firm, which supports international mobility programs for over 230 corporate clients across global markets.
Residents of Liberty Hill, Texas, gained direct access to specialized skin care as U.S. Dermatology Partners opened its newest clinic at 14001 W State Hwy 29. The expansion connects the rapidly growing community to a broader network of dermatological services already established throughout the Austin metropolitan region.
Illinois American Water has finalized the $770,000 purchase of the City of Venice wastewater collection system, integrating approximately 500 new customers into its Metro East service footprint. The deal, authorized by the Illinois Commerce Commission, marks a shift toward unified management of the city’s collection, transportation, and treatment infrastructure.
Borrowers face higher costs starting September 17, 2026, as PNC Bank, N.A. implements an increase to its prime lending rate. The adjustment brings the bank's benchmark to 7.00%, reflecting a shift in the institution's credit pricing strategy for its retail and commercial banking portfolios across the United States.
Seeking to formalize its restructuring across international borders, media giant TV Azteca has filed a Chapter 15 petition in the Southern District of New York. The move aims to align its ongoing Mexican concurso mercantil proceedings with U.S. legal standards, providing a unified framework for its global creditors to participate.
Vancouver-based timber giant West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. has finalized a new $500 million three-year term loan, a move designed to retire existing debt and bolster the company’s financial flexibility. Alongside the refinancing, the firm confirmed a quarterly dividend payout for its shareholders scheduled for mid-October.
Target shelves across the United States are stocking three new seafood appetizers from Coast to Coast Kitchen, the brand founded by entrepreneur and reality television personality Emma Hernan. The expansion brings her signature empanada line nationwide, adding exclusive lobster and shrimp varieties alongside a personal take on classic crab rangoon.
The National Interscholastic Cycling Association has secured a multi-year agreement with Mazda North American Operations, naming the automaker its official automotive and SUV partner through 2029. The partnership positions Mazda as the presenting sponsor for NICA’s major regional events, bridging the gap between automotive transit and youth athletic development.
A statewide fundraising push has secured $7.2 million to bolster youth athletics, marking a 38 percent increase over last year’s totals. The campaign, which spanned the first two weeks of September, channeled resources to 349 nonprofit organizations dedicated to removing financial and physical barriers for over 500,000 young participants.
Registrars at the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance have voted to join Teamsters Local 481, marking the second successful organizing drive at the institution this year. The move signals a broader trend of workforce consolidation within the organization, as staff seek greater leverage over compensation and workplace benefits.
Green Bay-based Associated Banc-Corp is lifting its prime lending rate to 7.00 percent, up from the previous 6.75 percent. The adjustment, announced Monday, takes effect across the bank's regional network on September 17, 2026, marking a shift in borrowing costs for the Midwest institution's diverse client base.
Halozyme Therapeutics is seeking to raise $1.05 billion through an offering of convertible senior notes due 2033. The San Diego-based biopharmaceutical firm plans to use the capital to repurchase existing debt and fund capped call transactions, alongside general corporate purposes, subject to market conditions and final pricing negotiations.
Lennar Corporation reported a sharp decline in third-quarter earnings, with net income falling to $284 million from $591 million in the same period last year. The homebuilder struggled as mortgage rates climbed toward 7%, forcing the company to lower its full-year delivery targets amid cooling consumer confidence and affordability constraints.
Consolidated Edison plans to host an investor presentation on October 6, 2026, offering a window into the utility’s long-term financial and operational trajectory. From 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. Eastern Time, the company’s leadership will detail how they intend to balance grid modernization costs with the push for cleaner energy.
Shareholders of TE Connectivity will receive a regular quarterly cash dividend of $0.78 per ordinary share, the company board confirmed on September 16. The payout is scheduled for distribution on December 11, 2026, marking the latest cycle for the industrial technology firm headquartered in Ireland.
Elkhart-based component manufacturer Patrick Industries is heading to Dana Point, California, on September 23 to join the 9th Annual Wells Fargo Consumer Conference. The company, which specializes in outdoor and housing market solutions, plans to leverage the event to engage directly with institutional investors and financial analysts.
Unisys has finalized a deal to transfer approximately $200 million in U.S. pension liabilities to New York Life Insurance Company. The agreement, funded entirely through existing pension plan assets, covers benefits for roughly 1,700 retirees and marks a significant step in the company’s ongoing strategy to restructure its long-term financial obligations.
Scottsdale-based fintech equipifi outperformed 71 other companies to secure a Best of Show award at FinovateFall 2026. The win, determined by an audience of banking executives and investors, highlights a growing industry shift toward bringing Buy Now, Pay Later capabilities in-house rather than outsourcing to third-party providers.
Brightstar Lottery PLC is set to showcase a sweeping array of digital and retail innovations at the North American Association of State and Provincial Lotteries conference in Orlando, Florida, from September 21 to 24, as the company pivots toward AI-integrated operations and omnichannel player engagement.
Under the direction of Dr. Martha Placeres, Florida Southern College has announced the upcoming Festival of Fine Arts season, a long-standing cultural series in Lakeland. The program integrates guest artists with faculty and student performers, aiming to bridge the gap between campus life and the regional community through diverse creative works.
