Minneapolis-based risk management firm Moores Insurance Management, Inc. has been acquired by NFP, an Aon company, in a move to bolster property and casualty offerings. The deal integrates the firm’s decades of experience with high-net-worth clients into NFP’s existing regional network, extending its reach across the Central United States.
Thryv Therapeutics has published data in JACC: Heart Failure supporting the development of THRV-1268, a selective SGK1 inhibitor designed to address residual risks in patients with heart failure with reduced ejection fraction. The study provides a rationale for an upcoming Phase 2a clinical trial targeting cardiac remodeling and arrhythmias.
Financial services leaders will gather at the Omni Boston Hotel on September 17 for a private breakfast event, "Breakfast is FinServed," to explore how banks, credit unions, and accounting firms can transform HubSpot into a primary revenue engine.
Nashville-based haircare brand ACTIIV is pivoting from its decade-long focus on scalp health to address fiber integrity. The company is launching INTEGRITYrx, a three-part system designed to preemptively protect hair from chemical stress rather than merely addressing damage after it occurs during salon services.
More than 400 residents in Aceh have regained access to clean water while students in North Sumatra return to renovated classrooms, following a recovery initiative led by Bybit Indonesia and the local fundraising platform Kitabisa to address the lingering infrastructure damage caused by the severe floods of November 2025.
Viver Health has earned a nomination for the inaugural 2026 Prix Galien USA Patient First Award in honor of Michael J. Fox. The recognition centers on the company’s educational campaign, Your Guide to Sexual Well-Being, a resource developed to foster stigma-free communication regarding sexual health and HIV prevention.
Investors who purchased Capricor Therapeutics shares before September 2026 face a critical deadline to join a securities class action lawsuit. Filed in late July, the litigation alleges the company misled shareholders regarding the regulatory status of its Duchenne muscular dystrophy treatment, Deramiocel, prior to recent FDA submissions.
Working on a vehicle outdoors often turns into a struggle against gravel, grass, or dirt that traps traditional creeper wheels. A new patent-pending device, the Turtle Shield, seeks to solve this mobility issue by allowing mechanics and hobbyists to glide across rough ground without getting stuck beneath the chassis.
Lumu Technologies has earned a 'Star' designation in the Network Detection and Response market, according to the latest 360Quadrants report from MarketsandMarkets. The recognition highlights the cybersecurity provider's shift toward integrated platforms that combine continuous compromise assessment with automated threat response across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
San Francisco-based Fulcrum has launched an MCP server and AI Toolkit, allowing field teams to generate sophisticated digital workflows from simple descriptions. By enabling workers to bypass traditional coding bottlenecks, the platform aims to replace disjointed mobile apps and paper-based processes with integrated, end-to-end operational systems.
Severe maxillary atrophy often leaves patients with few options beyond extensive bone grafting. Seeking to bypass these lengthy procedures, MegaGen is debuting its BLUEDIAMOND ZYGOMA implant system this week at the 2026 North America Scientific Meeting in Chicago, offering a specialized graftless solution for complex full-arch oral rehabilitation.
The global digital signature market is set for a rapid expansion, projected to grow from $17.68 billion in 2026 to $66.26 billion by 2031. This growth, representing a compound annual growth rate of 30.2%, is fueled by the urgent need for secure, paperless workflows and tightening digital security standards.
Seattle-area shelter animals are gaining a new advocate as Tineco launches Clean Start, a community initiative designed to lower adoption barriers. By partnering with three major local shelters, the smart home appliance manufacturer is funding adoption costs while equipping new owners with targeted cleaning technology and resources.
A sunshine-yellow Labrador named Lucky serves as the heart of a new children’s book that explores the profound impact pets have on a family’s growth. Published by Palmetto Publishing, the narrative tracks the life of Lucky and his companions, moving beyond simple pet stories to address the complexities of grief and resilience.
With 120,000 seniors in Dallas-Fort Worth facing food insecurity, Heart to Home Meals is launching its first Texas franchise to address the gap. This move marks the brand's third new market opening in under 60 days, signaling a rapid push to provide medically aligned nutrition to aging populations.
Clinical-stage firm Ractigen Therapeutics will present inaugural human trial results for its RAG-18 program at the World Muscle Society Congress in Hiroshima. The data, selected as a late-breaking oral presentation, marks the first time small activating RNA has successfully upregulated an endogenous target protein in patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
Japanese pet care brand ZuttoNyan has officially brought its mixed-material cat litter to the U.S. market, targeting American households with a focus on high-performance clumping and minimalist design. The company, which has built its reputation on proprietary material blends, is now selling its products via Amazon and TikTok Shop.
Director Amit Gupta has signed with production company IDENTITY, bringing a portfolio defined by cinematic scale and grounded, intimate storytelling to the U.S. market. The move follows a long-standing professional connection between Gupta and Executive Producer Molly Mitchell, marking a strategic expansion for both the filmmaker and the studio.
Tracking the maximum amount of oxygen your body utilizes during intense exercise offers a window into long-term cardiorespiratory health. Dr. Steven Wilson, a Redlands-based longevity expert, argues that while this metric is a powerful indicator of aerobic fitness, it functions best as a compass rather than a final verdict on lifespan.
Irving-based Mission Foods is pushing into the health-conscious snack market with four new tortilla-style chip varieties. The expansion targets consumers seeking specific nutritional gains, balancing 10 grams of plant-based protein in one line with high-fiber, cassava-based ingredients in another, as the company looks to capture the growing demand for functional snacking.
Bambi Baby is launching its 7th annual car seat trade-in event on September 26 and 27, 2026, across its New York, New Jersey, and Florida showrooms. The initiative, sponsored by CYBEX, allows parents to exchange expired or outgrown car seats for up to $160 in savings toward newer, safer models.
Audrea Madey, a veteran marketing executive with 17 years of experience at firms like Rocket Software and Manulife, has joined Net Health as Senior Vice President of Marketing. Her mandate is to spearhead the transition of the company’s specialty intelligence platform toward an AI-native go-to-market engine.
As print shops grapple with shorter runs and rising turnaround expectations, Tecnau is pushing its Industrial IoT platform, Tecnau Connect, into the U.S. market. The system translates high-speed finishing data into actionable performance metrics, shifting production management from guesswork toward evidence-based troubleshooting and preventive maintenance.
SimpliGov has reached FedRAMP High Authorization by partnering with Knox Systems, a milestone that unlocks the platform’s government operations software for federal agencies. This designation ensures the highest level of data protection, allowing public sector teams to digitize manual workflows previously trapped in spreadsheets and fragmented email chains.
Salesforce has named Apollo as a flagship launch partner for Hunter, its newly unveiled outbound sales agent. Debuting at the Dreamforce conference in San Francisco, the integration grants Salesforce users direct access to Apollo’s database of 240 million contacts to automate prospecting, account research, and outreach signals.
Cisco is addressing enterprise hesitation toward AI adoption by launching the Cisco AI POD for Splunk, a reference architecture that allows organizations to run secure, self-managed AI workloads on-premises. The move aims to provide the governance and cost control necessary for businesses to deploy agentic AI at scale.
With over 115.2 million American adults currently living with prediabetes, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Ad Council have launched a national campaign dubbed "Undo It." The initiative urges the public to assess their health risks before the condition progresses into type 2 diabetes.
SiriusXM has officially integrated its SXM-11 satellite into active service, marking a significant upgrade to its orbital infrastructure. Following successful in-orbit testing conducted by Intuitive Machines, the high-capacity craft is now broadcasting audio and data to support the company’s vast network of 210 million equipped vehicles across North America.
Oracle has officially released Java 27, introducing a suite of nine JDK Enhancement Proposals aimed at hardening enterprise applications against future cryptographic threats. The update prioritizes post-quantum security measures and improved AI integration, marking a significant step in the platform's long-term strategy for high-performance, secure computing.
Dealing with the imprecise nature of diatomaceous earth application in pool filters, a Texas-based inventor has designed a premeasured packaging solution. The E Z - D E system aims to eliminate the trial-and-error process for homeowners and industry professionals by standardizing the exact weight required for specific filter sizes.
