With identity-related threats accounting for 90% of cyber incidents, Quest Software is expanding its security platform to govern the rise of autonomous AI agents. The Austin-based firm aims to bridge the gap left by legacy systems that struggle to manage the rapid proliferation of non-human digital identities.
Reckitt is pouring up to $600 million into a multi-year overhaul of its U.S. infrastructure, aiming to consolidate its research capabilities while aggressively scaling production of flagship consumer health brands. The transformation focuses on integrating commercial and R&D teams in New Jersey and expanding a key facility in North Carolina.
Industrial operators often rely on fragmented spreadsheets and IT-centric tools to manage sensitive operational technology, creating a dangerous lag in response to modern cyber threats. Nozomi Networks is now attempting to close this gap with Compass, a platform designed to unify asset data, compliance, and risk governance in one environment.
Koya Medical will take its vascular treatment platform to the BofA Healthcare Trailblazers Private Company Conference in Boston on September 23, 2026. Executives plan to leverage the private forum to detail the company’s commercial expansion and current clinical research efforts following a period of steady growth in the sector.
With 20 billion transactions processed annually, Madison-based Redox has officially secured status as an Aligned Network within the CMS Health Tech Ecosystem. This designation recognizes the firm's infrastructure across four specialized categories, including Bulk FHIR and electronic prior authorization, marking a milestone in the company’s decade-long push for industry-wide interoperability.
Matcha has evolved from a morning stimulant into a cultural lifestyle, while protein bars have shifted from niche fitness fuel to mainstream pantry staples. TRUBAR and Cha Cha Matcha are now capitalizing on this overlap, launching a collaborative menu and a limited-edition snack bar designed to bridge the gap between café culture and functional nutrition.
Edinburgh-based Quorum Cyber has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Ontinue, a move designed to create an expansive Microsoft-centric managed extended detection and response provider. The merger aims to address the autonomous threat era by integrating agentic AI systems with human-led security expertise across North America, the UK, and Europe.
More than one million people of Mexican heritage call Chicagoland home, a demographic milestone the Cook County Treasurer will mark Wednesday with a midday reception at the County Building. The event honors the cultural contributions of the local diaspora, blending civic recognition with performances by Morton High School’s Mariachi Band.
Cambridge-based Nona Biosciences has unveiled HCAbLM, the first language model trained exclusively on fully human heavy-chain-only antibodies. By analyzing a massive repertoire of over 31 million sequences, the model aims to solve the industry’s persistent manufacturing hurdles by predicting the stability and developability of potential drug candidates before they reach labs.
Four major Moldovan banks have begun accepting digital identity credentials via the EVO government application, marking a shift toward standardized, paperless verification. By scanning QR codes, clients can now authorize data sharing directly from their phones, aligning the nation’s digital infrastructure with emerging European security frameworks.
With the voting deadline set for 9:00 p.m. Eastern Time on September 17, 2026, Eucalyptus Resources is intensifying its campaign to replace the current TNR Gold board. The firm claims it has already secured support from over 45% of shareholders, arguing that a leadership change is vital to reverse years of stagnation.
Xiamen-based HiTHIUM debuted its ∞Power N4.0MWh sodium-ion energy storage system on September 16, marking a shift toward full-scale industrial deployment. The company plans to begin commercial delivery of the infrastructure-grade technology by 2027, aiming to transform sodium-ion batteries into a primary utility-scale solution with a 30-year service life.
American Water, the nation’s largest regulated water and wastewater utility, has selected VertexOne’s VXconnect platform to modernize its digital customer experience. The partnership aims to unify services for 14 million people across 14 states through a mobile-first interface designed to scale alongside the utility's expanding national footprint.
San Jose-based Trackonomy Systems has finalized its acquisition of Identiv’s IoT label business, creating a vertically integrated group that manages the entire supply chain from silicon to cloud. The newly formed Trackonomy Group will oversee three independent entities specializing in semiconductors, smart labels, and end-to-end tracking solutions.
Grounded AI is frequently touted as the gold standard for automating insurance compliance, but Kristen Nunery, CEO of illumend, warns that anchoring systems to specific requirements is only half the battle. Without cross-document reasoning and human oversight, businesses risk falling into a trap of confident but incorrect decision-making.
Families in Northwest Bergen County can explore two distinct final resting places on September 26 and 27, 2026, as the Archdiocese of Newark hosts concurrent open houses at Maryrest Cemetery in Mahwah and Christ the King Cemetery in Franklin Lakes, both offering 48-month, zero-interest financing for pre-planning services.
A 50.4% reduction in traffic accidents at high-risk intersections has been recorded by Ping An Insurance following the nationwide rollout of its "Traffic Lights" safety initiative. By integrating big data with real-time hazard monitoring, the program shifts insurance operations from reactive compensation to proactive, technology-driven accident prevention.
With the FDA greenlighting its IND application, IASO Bio has become the first Chinese firm to bring a lentiviral vector-based in vivo CAR-T therapy into American clinical trials. The treatment, IASO208, targets relapsed or refractory B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma without the need for traditional leukapheresis or lymphodepleting chemotherapy.
Individual investors holding VIP Level 3 status or higher can now access Binance’s Capital Connect, a move that dismantles the platform’s previous business-only barrier. The expansion allows qualified users to discover and allocate capital to professional trading strategies directly through the exchange's native infrastructure.
Dr. Martin Edlund, CEO of the marine energy technology firm Minesto, took the stage at Aktiespararna’s Aktiedagen event in Stockholm on September 15 to detail the company's latest operational progress and long-term trajectory as the developer continues its efforts to commercialize tidal and ocean current energy solutions.
Sophisticated individual traders with VIP Level 3 status now hold the keys to professional-grade investment strategies on Binance. By removing the mandatory business-account barrier, the exchange is pivoting its Capital Connect marketplace to accommodate a growing class of high-net-worth users seeking diversified, multi-strategy digital asset exposure.
As global commercial vehicle manufacturers grapple with rising operating costs and tightening regulatory hurdles, Neusoft is debuting a suite of AI-powered software solutions at IAA Transportation 2026 in Hannover. The firm aims to integrate its passenger-vehicle expertise into the logistics sector to accelerate the industry’s shift toward software-defined fleets.
Dubai-based OpenClips has launched a platform that bypasses traditional AI prompting, transforming a single product URL into a finished video advertisement. By pulling imagery, features, and brand positioning directly from web pages, the system generates scripts and storyboards without requiring manual input or pre-production planning from the user.
With nearly two decades of experience in cancer philanthropy, Sam Rogers has joined the LUNGevity Foundation as Chief Development Officer. His appointment aims to bolster the organization's fundraising capacity, ensuring that critical research and patient advocacy initiatives receive the sustained investment necessary to improve lung cancer outcomes.
Boston-based restaurant software provider Crunchtime has launched a connected operations suite that integrates inventory, task management, and kitchen display systems (KDS) into a single command center. By merging workflows directly onto the line, the platform aims to eliminate software silos and reduce back-of-house friction for multi-unit restaurant operators.
WuXi Biologics has been named to the 2026 Forbes China ESG 50 list, earning recognition for its advanced digital governance systems and the integration of sustainable practices into its global operations. The company stands out for its Green CRDMO strategy, which prioritizes environmental efficiency alongside biopharmaceutical innovation.
Boston-based restaurant software leader Crunchtime is merging its kitchen display systems with its inventory and operations platforms to create a centralized command center. By consolidating task management and waste tracking directly onto the KDS screen, the company aims to eliminate the friction of juggling multiple back-of-house devices during shifts.
Only one in six countries possesses enough dermatologists to meet basic healthcare needs, according to a landmark study spanning 158 nations. The data reveals a stark global divide, where wealthier states are nine times more likely to provide adequate care, leaving over two billion people with untreated skin conditions.
Rockville-based Turning Point Global Solutions has achieved CMMI Maturity Level 3 for Services and maintained its Maturity Level 5 rating for Development under the V3.0 standard. The appraisal, conducted by Primvis Inc., validates the company’s internal frameworks for delivering software engineering and IT solutions to federal and commercial clients.
Only one in six countries possesses enough dermatologists to meet the healthcare needs of its population, according to a comprehensive new study published in JAMA Dermatology. Wealthier nations are nearly nine times more likely to have adequate specialist coverage than lower-income regions, leaving billions without necessary care.
