Horvath & Tremblay is aggressively deepening its Mid-Atlantic presence by acquiring Philadelphia-based brokerage SCOPE. The deal integrates SCOPE’s regional multifamily and development expertise into the national firm’s platform, establishing a new hub at 1650 Arch Street to anchor operations across Pennsylvania, South Jersey, and Delaware.
Nearly 150 leaders from the outdoor power equipment sector convened in Savannah, Georgia, last week to navigate a shifting global landscape. Over three days, members of the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute (OPEI) analyzed macroeconomic trends and geopolitical pressures, seeking stability in a period of intense industry volatility.
Eighty-seven percent of U.S. parents identify safety as the primary requirement for children’s digital content, according to a recent report from Lingokids. Among 2,000 surveyed families, the platform ranked higher than competitors in safety, engagement, and educational value, while YouTube and Roblox struggled to gain parental trust.
Moving eight miles east from its former downtown location, BL Companies has opened a significantly larger office within the Middle Sound West development. This expansion marks a strategic pivot for the firm, which aims to triple its local headcount and diversify its services beyond architecture across the coastal Carolinas.
For the third consecutive year, Blockchain Founders Fund has secured the title of Best Early-Stage Blockchain Venture Capital Fund at the 2026 Singapore Business Awards. The accolade highlights an operator-led investment model that prioritizes hands-on support for pre-seed and seed startups as they navigate the volatile Web3 landscape.
Five hundred copies sold in a single day—a total that usually represents the entire lifetime output of an independent book—marks the arrival of David Small’s Nameless Faceless People. This raw memoir from the front lines of Myanmar’s conflict zones serves as the inaugural release for his new imprint, Small Revolution Publishing.
Moving beyond traditional kibble and canned options, Hill's Pet Nutrition is launching a line of refrigerated dog food rolls. The new Science Diet Single Protein range arrives in specialty pet stores this July, marking the company’s first official foray into the rapidly expanding fresh pet food category.
Rehovot-based regenerative medicine firm CollPlant Biotechnologies has finalized a private placement agreement to raise approximately $2.6 million. The company plans to issue over 7.6 million ordinary shares alongside series A and B warrants, targeting capital for research programs and potential strategic business combinations.
With an estimated 65% of the American population affected by thyroid nodules, patients have long faced a binary choice between watchful waiting and surgery. STARMED America has now shifted that paradigm, becoming the first company to secure FDA 510(k) clearance for a radiofrequency ablation device specifically indicated for thyroid nodule treatment.
A 42,000-square-foot medical facility is rising from the shell of a shuttered Macy’s in southern Dallas. The project, led by Russell Glen Company, aims to turn the aging Shops at RedBird mall into a healthcare-anchored destination designed to shrink the region's stark pediatric care disparities.
Arlo Technologies is integrating its new ConnectAI wellness solution into the Home Helpers Home Care network, aiming to digitize aging-in-place support. The partnership expands the use of conversational AI to deliver automated medication reminders and wellness check-ins, augmenting the existing in-person care provided by the nationwide service provider.
Former Navy SEAL and Olympic medalist Larsen Jensen has closed a $155 million oversubscribed Fund IV for his firm, Harpoon Ventures. The new capital brings the San Diego-based investor’s total assets under management to $450 million, fueling a strategy centered on artificial intelligence, deep tech, and national defense.
The high-pitched scream of a 2.6-liter four-rotor engine will echo across California this August as the 1991 Le Mans-winning Mazda 787B makes a rare U.S. appearance. The legendary machine headlines a sprawling heritage showcase at the 2026 Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion, marking its first major exhibition for American fans.
Outperforming 695 products across 268 firms, White Pine Capital’s Small Cap strategy claimed the top spot in the PSN US Core Universe for the one-year period ending in March 2026. The recognition marks a significant milestone for the firm, which has now secured PSN Top Gun status fifteen times since 2018.
After six years steering the financial operations of Greenville-based Canal Insurance Company, CFO John Rzepinski is retiring. The company confirmed his successor is Matt Bell, an internal promotion that follows a deliberate, multi-year transition period designed to ensure leadership continuity and stable oversight of the firm’s fiscal controls.
Artificial intelligence has overtaken traditional exfiltration prevention as the primary catalyst for data security posture management investments. A survey of 225 North American IT and business leaders reveals that as organizations scramble to deploy AI, they are struggling to maintain governance amid fragmented accountability and complex multi-cloud architectures.
Tacoma-based Columbia Banking System will report its financial results for the second quarter of 2026 on Thursday, July 23, shortly after the market closes. The parent company of Columbia Bank intends to follow the release with a conference call and a live question-and-answer session for investors and market analysts.
With industrial electricity rates sitting 29 percent below the national average, the five-state Gulf South region has emerged as the primary engine for America’s AI and manufacturing expansion. A new report from CGCN Analytics reveals that Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas have secured up to $720.7 billion in capital commitments since early 2024.
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, agricultural equipment giant AGCO is turning its attention to the roots of the industry. The company has launched the Legacies of the Land campaign, a digital initiative designed to archive the multi-generational histories of American farming families through a crowdsourced interactive wall.
MultiDimension Technology is positioning its vertically integrated manufacturing capabilities at the center of this year's Electronica Shanghai, showcasing a broad range of magnetic sensors designed for everything from humanoid robotics to high-precision medical devices. The company occupies booth N3.501, highlighting its shift toward high-volume, automotive-qualified production.
London-based media startup CALLED IT. is pivoting from retrospective reporting to probability-based forecasting, launching a platform that tracks the accuracy of its own predictions. By treating market data as a primary news source, the company aims to move beyond traditional punditry toward a model of verifiable, long-term accountability.
BioCatch has secured the top position in the QKS Group SPARK Matrix for behavioral biometrics and device intelligence, outperforming all competitors in technology excellence and customer impact. The ranking underscores the company's shift toward behavioral science as the central pillar for modern financial fraud prevention.
Dallas-based Wingstop Inc. will release its fiscal second quarter 2026 financial results on the morning of July 29, 2026, ahead of the market opening. The company plans to host a conference call and live webcast at 10:00 a.m. ET that same day to discuss the performance metrics with investors.
Shoppers hunting for deals at outlet malls are often falling for a carefully curated illusion. A three-month investigation by the nonprofit Consumers' Checkbook reveals that more than half of the goods sold at major brand factory stores are not discounted retail items, but lower-quality products manufactured specifically for these locations.
Palo Alto-based Data Theorem has unveiled a trio of security tools designed to automate the discovery, remediation, and runtime defense of AI-driven applications. By eliminating the requirement for source code, the platform aims to counter the accelerating threat of AI-generated exploit chains that outpace traditional manual patching efforts.
While 80% of American college students actively use artificial intelligence, a new report from Pearson and Amazon Web Services reveals that only 23% receive hands-on instruction. This disconnect leaves employers struggling to find graduates who can move beyond basic tool exposure to solve actual workplace problems.
After a decade of leadership at HCA Healthcare, Ashley Vertuno will take the helm as CEO of Healthcare Outcomes Performance Company’s Arizona market starting July 1, 2026. She steps into the role with a mandate to oversee key integrated musculoskeletal care sites in Phoenix and Flagstaff.
LG Innotek is aggressively pivoting its package solution business to secure $647 million in annual operating profit by 2031. By leveraging proprietary Cu-Post technology and a massive expansion into high-end semiconductor substrates for AI and computing, the company aims to mirror the profitability of its core optical division.
For 35 million Medicare Advantage enrollees, a provider directory is often a mirage. A new multi-year collaboration between Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health’s Dr. Thomas Tsai and data intelligence firm HiLabs aims to quantify the prevalence of ghost networks—providers listed as available who are actually unreachable.
A new report from the National Sleep Foundation and Tempur-Pedic bridges the gap between how Americans perceive their rest and what smart bed sensors actually record. By cross-referencing survey responses with 190 million nights of Sleeptracker-AI data, the study reveals a persistent national struggle with sleep duration and continuity.
