Senator Jim Justice of West Virginia and Congressman George Latimer of New York were honored yesterday with the inaugural United for First Responder Families Award. Hosted at Florida House on Capitol Hill, the ceremony recognized the two lawmakers for their legislative advocacy and support for the children of American first responders.
After a year of sustained advocacy, the U.S. Treasury Department has greenlit funding allocations for fiscal years 2025 and 2026, marking a significant victory for the Community Development Financial Institutions Fund. Harold Pettigrew, CEO of the Opportunity Finance Network, praised the move as a critical step toward stabilizing local economic infrastructure.
Central Texas residents now have until September 27 to cast daily votes for local nonprofits, directly influencing which five organizations will receive a $2,000 donation from A+ Federal Credit Union. The initiative marks the fifth anniversary of the institution’s annual day of service, aimed at bolstering community outreach efforts.
Retail technology firm MySize, Inc. has secured $2.5 million through a private placement of common stock and warrants. The Israel-based company, which provides AI-driven retail solutions, finalized agreements on September 15, 2026, to sell over 1.3 million shares at $1.91 each, with the transaction expected to close by September 16.
At the GASTECH 2026 exhibition in Bangkok, Hanwha Power received Approval in Principle from the American Bureau of Shipping for a 22,000-cubic-meter LNG bunkering vessel. The design expands the company's maritime portfolio, rounding out a range of medium-to-large bunkering ships capable of meeting evolving global clean fuel demands.
As urban lifestyles drive a surge in feline ownership, Seoul-based SEEKOUT is pivoting its premium mobility brand toward the cat market. The company is launching a specialized line of carriers and lifestyle products, moving beyond its traditional dog-centric catalog to capture international demand for high-end, behavior-focused pet gear.
At the GASTECH 2026 exhibition in Bangkok, Hanwha Power received Approval in Principle from the American Bureau of Shipping for a 22,000-cubic-meter LNG bunkering vessel. The design marks a significant expansion of the company’s maritime portfolio, which now spans medium to large-scale bunkering solutions from 7,500 to 22,000 cubic meters.
Seoul-based PAINSTUDY Inc. is scaling its functional healthcare operations, debuting a new series of muscle and joint patches designed for daily use. The expansion leverages extensive domestic e-commerce data and user feedback, marking the company’s strategic transition from a niche online seller to a broader, international wellness brand.
Number-driven growth in Australia’s renewable sector has prompted Xpansiv to acquire Formbay, a critical platform managing nearly 25 million energy certificates annually. By integrating Formbay’s AI-enabled compliance technology, Xpansiv aims to scale its infrastructure for verifying rooftop solar and home battery installations across global markets.
Nicolas Zylberstein, a veteran executive with tenures at ByteDance, Pinterest, and YouTube, has joined NewsBreak as its inaugural Chief Business Officer. He will spearhead the commercial expansion of the company’s flagship platform alongside two emerging AI-native ventures, Nearby AI and NDot AI, as the firm pivots toward B2B services.
The American Council of Learned Societies has named the recipients of its 2026 Open Access Book Prizes, awarding $50,000 to authors and publishers of standout humanities research. Supported by the Arcadia foundation, the initiative recognizes works published between 2019 and 2024 that prioritize public accessibility and digital innovation.
Shareholders of Thesis Gold & Silver Inc. gathered in Vancouver on September 15, 2026, to solidify the company's leadership and compensation structure. The annual meeting resulted in the re-election of the full board of directors and the formal ratification of a new long-term incentive plan for the firm.
A $50,000 purse was claimed at the 7th SCORE Baja 400 as Wayne Matlock piloted his Polaris RZR Pro R Factory to an overall UTV victory. His win spearheaded a total podium sweep for the manufacturer, with RZR Factory Racing teammates Ethan Groom and Dallas Gonzalez securing second and third place respectively.
LAZ Parking, North America’s largest privately owned mobility firm, is launching a major growth initiative dubbed "LAZ 3.0" that includes the creation of 1,000 new jobs and a significant expansion of its Hartford headquarters. The strategy centers on a new leadership continuity model designed to bridge the gap between founders and successors.
Marc Whitten, the newly appointed President and CEO of Dolby Laboratories, has received a significant equity package as part of his transition to the company. The grant, issued under the firm’s 2026 Inducement Stock Plan, serves as a financial incentive to secure his leadership during this new chapter for the entertainment tech firm.
Indoor golf franchise X-Golf America is turning local simulator play into a national pursuit, launching a 3v3 competition that spans 138 locations across 38 states. The X-League: Fall Season utilizes a handicapped scoring system, allowing golfers of all skill levels to compete for a $10,000 grand prize.
For the first time in its three-decade history, the San Francisco Health Plan has achieved a 4.5-star rating in the 2026 NCQA Health Plan Ratings. This milestone places the organization among the top-tier health plans nationwide, marking a significant shift in its performance metrics as it approaches its 30th anniversary.
Medicare beneficiaries can now access Nuna’s AI-powered health coaching at no cost, marking a shift in how chronic conditions are managed at home. As one of the first participants in the CMS ACCESS Model, the company ties its service directly to patient health outcomes rather than traditional fee-for-service billing.
Investors who purchased Wix.com Ltd. securities between February 19, 2025, and May 12, 2026, have one week left to seek appointment as lead plaintiff in a pending class action lawsuit. The case, filed in the Northern District of Illinois, centers on allegations of misleading statements regarding the company's AI product performance and costs.
Trip.com Group reported a net loss of RMB 2.4 billion for the second quarter of 2026, a sharp reversal from the previous year's profit. The decline was triggered by a massive RMB 5.2 billion anti-monopoly penalty imposed by the State Administration for Market Regulation, overshadowing growth in core travel segments.
Microsoft shareholders will see a payout increase to $0.98 per share this December, as the company’s board of directors authorized an 8% boost over the previous quarter. The tech giant confirmed the dividend payment date for December 10, following an ex-dividend date set for November 19.
Irvine-based Roland DG has officially launched Dimense Surface, a premium interior wallcovering brand that leverages proprietary digital printing technology to add physical depth to room aesthetics. Debuting at the 2026 London Design Festival, the line transforms flat walls into tactile, embossed installations for architects and interior designers.
A class action lawsuit has been filed against Lincoln Education Services Corporation following allegations that the firm misled investors about its student conversion rates. The litigation centers on the period between May 11, 2026, and August 9, 2026, a window during which the company reported unexpected gaps in student enrollment starts.
Can a person truly move forward when a past mistake remains visible on every background check? Pittsburgh attorney Frank Walker argues that clearing a criminal record is not just a legal technicality, but a critical step toward reclaiming employment, housing, and professional opportunities that often remain blocked by old charges.
Under the theme of Wuzhou’s cultural legacy, the Chinese city of Jinhua launched an immersive showcase in Rabat this September. The program, titled The Enduring Charm of Wuzhou, introduced Moroccan audiences to regional traditions through a series of live performances, artisanal demonstrations, and interactive sessions focused on opera, ceramics, and tea.
Investors are rallying against FuelCell Energy, Inc. following a class action lawsuit filed in San Diego. The litigation targets claims that the company misled shareholders regarding its manufacturing capacity, specifically concerning a major data center power agreement that faltered shortly after being announced to the market.
Investors holding units from Three Lions Acquisition Corp.’s initial public offering gain the option to trade ordinary shares and warrants individually starting September 17, 2026. This shift allows for independent market movement of the company's equity and derivative components on the Nasdaq Global Market under distinct ticker symbols.
Expanding from a handful of clinics to a 57-location network, SportsMed Physical Therapy has earned a spot on the NJBIZ Best Places to Work in New Jersey 2026 list. The distinction highlights the company's efforts to balance rapid corporate scaling with a culture focused on staff development and collaborative patient care.
Seventy-six percent of consumers report entering a business for the first time based solely on its signage, highlighting the critical role of storefront displays. As business owners navigate complex choices between channel letters, monument signs, and pylon structures, matching the right format to property layout and local zoning remains essential for growth.
The Livingston-based firm A.Y. Strauss continues its aggressive 2026 expansion, naming corporate transactional veteran Jeffrey S. Davis as its latest partner. Davis, who brings over twenty years of experience in complex mergers and acquisitions, marks the seventh new partner to join the firm’s ranks since January.
