At Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, Adam Scott joined an elite class of athletes on June 18, 2026, by teeing off in his 100th consecutive major championship. Only one other player in the history of professional golf has achieved such a streak, marking two decades of uninterrupted competition at the sport's highest level.
Sondra Monroe has joined Irvine-based CPT Group as Vice President of Business Development, marking a strategic effort to scale the firm’s footprint in the competitive class action and settlement administration market as demand for specialized legal support services continues to climb.
With the United States nearing its 250th anniversary, Olight has unveiled the ArkPro Stars & Stripes, a commemorative everyday carry light. The device features a weathered finish and red, white, and blue accents, blending historical symbolism with the technical functionality required for modern household and outdoor maintenance.
With the City Council’s July recess approaching, thousands of San Jose municipal employees have formally requested mediation after rejecting the city's final contract offer. Represented by IFPTE Local 21 and MEF-AFSCME Local 101, workers argue the current proposal fails to address chronic understaffing and critical service retention.
Vancouver-based Silvercorp Metals has officially filed its updated NI 43-101 technical report for the Ying silver, lead, zinc, and gold property in China’s Henan Province. The document, prepared by AMC Mining Consultants, formalizes mineral reserve and resource estimates with an effective date of December 31, 2025.
For the ninth time in his career, Peter Berg has secured the title of Florida Business Broker of the Year. The Business Brokers of Florida association awarded him the top honor for 2025, recognizing his status as the state’s leading producer by total dollar volume in business transactions.
While Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders comprise 13% of the U.S. professional workforce, they occupy only 5.4% of Fortune 500 board seats. The Asian American Foundation is now launching a $1.5 million accelerator program to dismantle these structural barriers and connect qualified AAPI executives with corporate governance opportunities.
As tick populations surge across the country in 2026, Omaha-based Tevra Brands is launching a new national campaign, "In Their Everywhere." The initiative aims to blend heartwarming imagery of pet-owner bonds with a pointed reminder about the necessity of year-round flea and tick prevention for household companions.
Wildlife conservationist Leslie Siegel’s new memoir, The Animals Who Rescue Me, reveals a disturbing convergence of crises. Through her frontline rescue missions, Siegel uncovers how the same international criminal networks profiting from the illegal wildlife trade are frequently driving human trafficking, forced labor, and the exploitation of vulnerable populations.
Modern home life increasingly hinges on restorative routines, prompting a shift in how medical technology integrates into private spaces. VARON is positioning its latest oxygen concentrators not merely as clinical equipment, but as lifestyle components designed to blend seamlessly into daily habits like reading, resting, or winding down.
Investors who purchased GRAIL, Inc. common stock between May 13, 2025, and February 19, 2026, are facing an August 4, 2026, deadline to apply as lead plaintiff in an ongoing securities class action lawsuit, according to a notice released by the Rosen Law Firm.
As demand for bespoke goods and industrial marking surges, businesses are trading complex legacy systems for streamlined laser technology. Monport is targeting this shift by integrating automated batch processing and simplified user interfaces across its newest lineup of fiber and CO2 laser machines designed to reduce operational friction.
As small-scale makers transition into professional manufacturing, the limitations of entry-level equipment often stall growth. The Monport Mega S desktop CO2 laser engraver arrives to address these bottlenecks, integrating industrial-grade automation and high-speed performance into a compact footprint designed specifically for scalable, repeatable product output.
Laser engraving has evolved from a niche weekend pursuit into a viable path for entrepreneurial growth. As demand for personalized goods climbs, hobbyists are increasingly turning to compact, high-precision laser technology to transition from crafting simple keepsakes to managing professional-grade, home-based production businesses.
Wildfire survivors gathered at Palisades Charter High School on Thursday to petition for full party status in the California Department of Insurance enforcement proceeding against State Farm. The Every Fire Survivor's Network argues that those who suffered through the insurer's claims process must have a direct voice in the accountability proceedings.
Growing UK companies are moving beyond basic Making Tax Digital bridging software, opting for comprehensive platforms like QuickBooks UK to handle complex financial operations. This shift signals a departure from simple regulatory compliance toward integrated systems that prioritize real-time cash flow visibility and automated reporting for operational growth.
With the American electrical grid currently operating at roughly half its total capacity, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has unveiled new directives aimed at accelerating large load interconnections. The policy shift mandates that grid operators prioritize advanced transmission technologies to unlock dormant capacity and stabilize utility rates.
Cliff Davis, the first employee hired by Brazos Residential in 2022, has been promoted to Junior Partner. The move highlights the Dallas-based firm’s strategy of internal leadership development as it manages a growing portfolio of over 7,000 multifamily units across the Sun Belt.
The Atlanta Beltline achieved a signature milestone this week with the opening of Southside Trail Segments 2 and 3, forming a continuous 16.7-mile loop known as "The U." This expansion connects 36 neighborhoods across the city, marking the most significant progress since the project’s inception two decades ago.
Investors who held Zoetis Inc. securities between January 2025 and May 2026 have until July 27 to join a class action lawsuit. The litigation claims the animal health giant concealed weakening demand for its core products, including the canine pain treatment Librela, causing significant stock price drops.
Investors who purchased Roblox Corporation stock between October 30, 2025, and April 30, 2026, have until August 7 to seek lead plaintiff status in a class action lawsuit. The litigation, filed in the Northern District of California, alleges the company misled shareholders regarding growth projections and the impact of its age verification system.
Wyatt Simmons has been named Chief Investment Officer at Dallas-based Brazos Residential, a move that follows his tenure as Vice President of Acquisitions. He steps into the role with a background in capital markets, having managed over $3.5 billion in commercial real estate transactions throughout his career.
Before a machinist ever touches a CNC controller, they must master the language of the shop floor. Carl Ciesla of Lakeshore Carbide argues that long-term success in the trade relies not on high-speed automation, but on a rigorous foundation of manual precision, blueprint literacy, and tool geometry.
Memphis-based First Horizon Bank has appointed Craig Bechtel as Specialty Director and Group Head of its Corporate Healthcare team. The move signals a strategic push to deepen the bank’s financial services footprint within the U.S. healthcare sector, focusing on providing tailored capital solutions to support industry growth and evolving operational requirements.
With an enterprise value of ARS 27.5 billion, Loomis is set to acquire the Argentine cash management firm Transportadora del Interior S.A. The deal, slated to close in the third quarter of 2026, marks a significant push for the Swedish firm to deepen its footprint in the country’s high-density economic hubs.
Texas shoppers now have a new option in the freezer aisle as FØRTE debuts its Chocolate Fudge protein bars at select Costco warehouses. The launch marks the first step in a broader expansion strategy for the brand, which aims to bridge the gap between nutritional fortification and dessert indulgence.
For the second year running, Walla Walla's Echolands Winery has claimed a Platinum Award at the Decanter World Wine Awards. Out of 17,000 global entries, the 2023 Cabernet Franc from Blue Mountain Vineyard stood as the only wine from Washington state to earn the distinction, marking a 97-point repeat performance.
Vancouver-based VERSES AI is halting its artificial intelligence research and development operations entirely. The company, struggling with extreme liquidity constraints and failed fundraising attempts, now intends to shift its focus toward finding a buyer or pursuing alternative business opportunities to salvage remaining shareholder value.
Investors who purchased Embecta Corp. common stock between November 25, 2025, and May 4, 2026, face a critical deadline. Rosen Law Firm has initiated a class action lawsuit alleging the medical device company misled shareholders regarding its fiscal health and the stability of its core pen needle business.
A class action lawsuit filed in Fresno County Superior Court alleges that Planned Parenthood Mar Monte, Inc. failed to reimburse employees for mandatory business expenses, including the use of personal cellular phones. The complaint asserts that these practices violated multiple sections of the California Labor Code regarding wages and indemnification.
