Santa Clarita-based Datalink Networks has successfully completed its SOC 2 Type 2 examination, providing independent verification of the firm’s cybersecurity safeguards. The assessment confirms that the provider’s IT managed and consulting systems met rigorous security and operational standards throughout the second quarter of 2026.
Garland-based Massimo Group is targeting the 2026 holiday season with a new retro-inspired mini truck, a two-passenger recreational go-kart developed specifically for Tractor Supply Company. The vehicle aims to blend the company’s proven 125cc platform with a refreshed aesthetic designed to stand out on retail floors.
China currently dominates the global tungsten market, producing 79% of the world’s supply, while the United States has produced zero since 2015. As Washington tightens import restrictions, domestic mining firms are realizing that geological potential matters little if they cannot secure the surface rights required to break ground.
As federal agencies and regulated enterprises grapple with the security implications of rapid AI adoption, Casepoint has appointed former ATF Chief Privacy Officer Varun Bisht as its new Vice President of Governance and Compliance to oversee the company’s internal and product-facing oversight frameworks.
Beverage entrepreneur Lance Collins, the architect behind brands like BODYARMOR and CORE Hydration, is entering the premium water segment with ZenWTR. The new venture centers on vapor-distilled alkaline water with a pH of 9.5, packaged in bottles manufactured from 100% recycled ocean-bound plastic to challenge industry environmental standards.
A nationwide survey of 77,000 professionals has placed Aspen Dental among Newsweek’s America’s Greatest Workplaces for Leadership for 2026. The distinction highlights organizations where management fosters accountability and trust, evaluating internal culture through a combination of employee sentiment analysis and direct feedback regarding professional development opportunities.
Investors who held Cogent Communications Holdings, Inc. stock between February 29, 2024, and May 1, 2026, have until September 21, 2026, to file for lead plaintiff status in a federal class action lawsuit alleging the company misrepresented its optical wavelength order backlog and financial stability.
Dallas-based Kofile Technologies has acquired Willow Grove’s Scantek, a move aimed at consolidating the market for archival digitization and records management. The transaction integrates Scantek’s regional expertise in the Northeast with Kofile’s national infrastructure, focusing on high-volume imaging and AI-driven information intelligence.
Fourteen-year-old Carter Metcalfe, an advocate for overcoming personal adversity through cycling, is spearheading the debut of the ENGWE Eagle. Designed for off-road recreation, the electric dirt bike aims to introduce a new generation to freeriding, with a high-profile mentorship event scheduled for this year's Red Bull Rampage in Utah.
A routine geothermal drilling project in the Utah desert turns into a high-stakes scientific mystery when a crew unearths a stainless steel bolt buried deep within ancient, undisturbed rock. This impossible discovery serves as the catalyst for The NIMBY Paradox, the debut techno-thriller released this September by Palmetto Publishing.
The Asian American Foundation is turning to the public to fill gaps in the American historical record, launching a new initiative that offers grants and mentorship to creators who document overlooked AAPI figures and movements. The program seeks to move beyond stereotypes by crowdsourcing authentic, community-driven storytelling.
Seven of the nine student-athletes selected for Venmo’s 2026-2027 NIL roster compete in women’s sports, signaling a strategic push into the fastest-growing sectors of collegiate fandom. The brand is pairing these partnerships with a new initiative designed to encourage athletes to redistribute their earnings to community support networks.
As digital health information becomes increasingly clouded by AI-generated content, All About Vision is marking its 25th anniversary with a comprehensive brand overhaul. The platform is shifting its editorial focus from basic eye care education to a broader exploration of how vision science intersects with systemic whole-body health.
As football season kicks off, Dot’s Pretzels is looking to capture the game-day snack market by pairing its signature buttery crunch with a limited-time Chipotle Honey flavor. The rollout is anchored by a new partnership with rookie football star Caleb Downs, who is highlighting the importance of pre-game rituals.
A disco ball, a smartphone, and a catalog of 225 tracks are the core components of Jumbo Group’s latest release, Hitster Music Bingo. Designed for groups of two to ten players, the game shifts the traditional bingo format into an interactive music challenge available now at Walmart.
Travelers booking through Frontier Airlines can now secure full refunds for flights canceled up to 24 hours before departure. The new Cancel for Any Reason feature, integrated via Hopper Technology Solutions, allows passengers to select their preferred level of refundability directly during the initial booking process on the airline’s website or mobile app.
Calgary-based Kanin Energy has closed a $100 million equity round to expand its waste heat-to-power infrastructure across North America. S2G Investments and the Canada Growth Fund each committed $50 million to help the company deploy technology that converts industrial byproducts into reliable, zero-emission baseload electricity.
Four winning designs will soon grace the adhesive bandages used at CVS Pharmacy locations nationwide. The company has launched its "Wear Your HeART" contest, inviting Americans to submit original artwork that captures the essence of community and personal health protection for a limited-edition release scheduled for 2027.
Organizations can now ground their AI agents in verified business intelligence as Dun & Bradstreet rolls out Model Context Protocol integrations for Microsoft Copilot Studio and Dynamics 365. This move allows companies to embed D&B’s proprietary risk and relationship data directly into automated workflows across finance, sales, and compliance.
Fountain 0 has released Odysseus: The Fall, a 150-minute feature film generated entirely through artificial intelligence. Directed by Ash Koosha, the production aims to match the visual standards of major Hollywood cinema while utilizing a proprietary software engine that significantly reduces traditional production costs and timelines.
From a small crockery shop in 1876 to a global leader in home care, BISSELL is celebrating its sesquicentennial milestone this week. The fifth-generation, family-owned company is marking the anniversary by offering customers direct savings on its product lineup while continuing to fund efforts to reduce pet homelessness nationwide.
A Nobel laureate, a Fields Medalist, and an Olympic gold-medal coach are among the diverse group of international figures vying for China’s third Orchid Awards. The prize, which honors non-Chinese contributors to cultural exchange, has attracted a widening circle of intellectuals and athletes who are bridging civilizations through personal commitment.
Sabre Corporation will gather investors in New York City on November 17, 2026, to outline its multi-year financial outlook and the role of artificial intelligence in its platform. The session aims to clarify how the travel technology firm plans to leverage its data cloud to capture new market opportunities.
Timed for Constitution Day, BYU Law has integrated the Documentary History of the Ratification of the Constitution into its corpus linguistics platform. This addition of 14,000 primary texts offers researchers a massive, searchable dataset to decode the original public meaning of words during the birth of American governance.
After shifting from ESR Gear to ESR Tech last year, the global electronics brand is debuting a new visual identity centered on the mantra "Tech Made Easier." The update replaces the company's legacy aesthetic with a lowercase wordmark and a flexible design system intended to unify its diverse product ecosystem.
Pete Bitter, a veteran of industrial finance and transaction strategy, has stepped into the role of Vice President of Corporate Development and PMO at Precision Concepts International. His appointment, effective September 14, 2026, signals a push to accelerate the company’s expansion strategy through both organic growth and targeted acquisitions.
Most standard homeowners insurance policies exclude damage caused by rodents, labeling infestations as preventable maintenance issues rather than covered losses. With mouse and squirrel activity peaking as temperatures drop, experts urge property owners to treat pest prevention as a critical component of their seasonal home maintenance checklist.
Drawing inspiration from the seasonal traditions of Japan, P.F. Chang's has introduced its limited-time Autumn in Kyoto menu across its U.S. locations. The new offerings, which debuted September 16, focus on rich, comforting flavors designed to encourage communal dining experiences through the early weeks of November.
Federal agencies can now deploy ThreatModeler’s automated Nexus platform within environments handling controlled unclassified information. By partnering with Knox Systems, the security firm bypassed traditional compliance bottlenecks, enabling government teams to integrate continuous, AI-driven threat modeling directly into their development cycles rather than relying on static, outdated documentation.
Cincinnati-based Abre is retiring the rigid, manual spreadsheet culture of K-12 administration with the launch of Vera, an analytics agent that converts complex district data into natural-language conversation. By unifying over 1,000 disparate data sources, the platform enables educators to query attendance, financial, and student performance metrics without requiring technical expertise.
