With an explosive 8,266% revenue growth over the past three years, Salisbury-based InSite BUILD has secured the No. 28 spot on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list. This achievement marks the firm as the fastest-growing construction company in the United States, outpacing competitors in a highly demanding sector.
Franklin-based EnableComp has acquired Cincinnati’s Helix Advisory, seeking to close a massive gap in healthcare revenue recovery. By integrating Helix’s diagnostic technology, EnableComp aims to capture billions in underpayments that traditional, rules-based audit systems currently overlook by relying on outdated claim-size thresholds and rigid logic.
Business Network International is bringing its franchise recruitment drive to New York this August, hosting three invite-only networking sessions across the city. The events aim to attract local entrepreneurial talent by showcasing the organization's referral-based business model and meeting prospective owners in Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Long Island.
Publishers can now bypass manual dashboard navigation and CSV exports to query account performance directly through an AI assistant. Zeydoo’s new MCP connector integrates with natural-language tools, allowing users to extract payout rates, offer catalogues, and balance data via simple conversational prompts rather than traditional data-entry workflows.
For children aged three to eight, passive viewing is no longer enough to cement a fandom. According to the latest Kids Interactive Entertainment Report from Lingokids, Gen Alpha increasingly prefers to engage with icons like Spider-Man and Bluey through interactive games rather than traditional media alone.
Denver-based agency GREAT SCOTT has secured a spot on the 2026 Inc. 5000, ranking 2,095th among the fastest-growing private companies in the United States. The family-run firm, which specializes in public relations and affiliate marketing, achieved a 163% revenue increase between 2022 and 2025 to earn its place on the list.
Seven years after a viral social media debate transformed the fast-food landscape, A&W Restaurants is finally entering the fray. The chain is challenging loyalists of rival brands to sample its first-ever hand-breaded chicken sandwich, betting that a new recipe can disrupt long-standing allegiances in the competitive quick-service market.
Financial institutions are struggling to balance acquisition costs against the rising complexity of AI-driven search, prompting Vancouver-based Fintel Connect to release its 2026 Cost Per Acquisition (CPA) Guide. The report provides actionable intelligence for banks, lenders, and insurers navigating competitive markets across the United States and Canada.
The men's grooming brand Cutting Edge has been named the 2026 U.S. Emerging Leader in Personal Care by Circana, following a surge in retail performance. The award recognizes the company for achieving the largest dollar percentage increase in its category, validating its focus on solving skin irritation for diverse hair types.
Possessing an insurance card rarely guarantees timely medical attention for the American frontline workforce. As deductibles and administrative hurdles keep essential services out of reach, Oxnard-based HealthWorX is urging employers to abandon traditional benefit structures in favor of a nonprofit third-party administrator model that prioritizes actual utilization over paper coverage.
Under the new leadership of executive producer Jon R. Moses, Florida’s Riverside Theatre has unveiled a six-production season for 2026–2027. The schedule features a world premiere and a Southeast premiere, focusing on narratives that explore the intersection of personal identity, historical tension, and the pursuit of human connection.
RTI International, the North Carolina-based scientific research institute, secured a spot on Newsweek’s America’s Greatest Workplaces in Professional Services 2026. The distinction follows a rigorous evaluation of organizational culture, career development, and employee satisfaction metrics gathered from over 579,000 workers across the United States.
More than 260 officials and industry leaders gathered at POWERCHINA’s Beijing headquarters this week to map out an ambitious energy overhaul. The two-day conference aims to secure long-term partnerships for South Africa’s Integrated Resource Plan 2025, a massive infrastructure roadmap requiring R2.2 trillion in investment through 2039.
A single viral crowd-work clip can now launch a career, while global festivals in Riyadh spark fierce debates over artistic freedom and finance. Comedian and USC professor Wayne Federman captures this volatile post-pandemic landscape in his updated chronicle, The History of Stand-Up: From Mark Twain to Dave Chappelle.
Investors will get a look at Leatt Corporation’s financial health on August 14, 2026, as the company prepares to release its second-quarter results. Management plans to host a conference call at 10:00 am ET that morning to unpack the performance data for the manufacturer of extreme sports protective gear.
Portsmouth-based EventPipe has debuted at No. 1,059 on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list, marking the first time the travel technology firm has appeared in the annual ranking. The company secured the position by demonstrating consistent revenue growth over the past three years within a competitive hospitality software sector.
With 10.8 million acres transitioned to regenerative management, Applegate Farms is shifting its focus from basic supply chain metrics to broader ecological and nutritional outcomes. The company’s latest mission report outlines a strategy to link farming practices directly to the health benefits of the meat reaching consumer plates.
Nearly half of U.S. employers now struggle to fill open roles, a surge that coincides with increasingly sluggish recruitment timelines. A new Express Employment Professionals-Harris Poll reveals that 44% of hiring managers face persistent vacancies, while job seekers are growing disillusioned by automated systems that prioritize algorithms over human engagement.
Twenty churches across nine Northeast Ohio counties will soon receive financial backing to expand their outreach efforts. Liberty HealthShare announced the Sharing Hearts for the Church initiative this week, dedicating $100,000 in grant funding to support ministries addressing hunger, homelessness, and local family hardships through a series of $5,000 awards.
Borr Drilling Limited released its unaudited interim financial report for the three and six-month periods ending June 30, 2026. The Hamilton-based contractor submitted the required Form 6-K documentation to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission today, marking a formal update on the company’s mid-year fiscal performance.
Engineers designing utility-scale battery energy storage systems are moving away from manual site layouts with the commercial launch of RE STACK. The platform, developed by Newport Beach-based PVFARM, allows developers to generate and compare thousands of site configurations before committing to expensive, detailed engineering phases.
With U.S. households grappling with stagnant wages and persistent inflation, Advance America is turning to its existing customer base to drive growth. The lender’s new Refer It Forward initiative offers a flat $50 payout for every successful referral, aiming to formalize the word-of-mouth recommendations that have long defined its community footprint.
Stardock has launched AltTabby, a utility designed to overhaul the aging Alt+Tab interface on Windows 11. By replacing the native system switcher with customizable grids, carousels, and persistent application pinning, the software aims to modernize multitasking for power users who find the standard Windows workflow stagnant and inefficient.
San Francisco-based Kaiterra has launched an AI-driven assistant and a Model Context Protocol connector designed to bypass manual data processing in commercial real estate. By enabling natural language queries for indoor environmental metrics, the company aims to put complex building performance insights directly into the hands of facility teams.
Strativera has officially launched its Salesforce consulting practice on the AppExchange, securing credentialed standing across the industry's two most dominant CRM ecosystems. By pairing this new listing with its existing HubSpot Solutions Partner status and Google Partner designation, the Cherry Hill-based agency aims to eliminate platform bias in client strategy.
Retailers have spent two years obsessed with automation, but Toronto-based Tulip is betting on a different outcome. The company’s latest AI suite aims to stop the industry trend of replacing staff, instead using machine intelligence to handle data management so sales associates can focus on building high-value customer relationships.
After a 26-year career overseeing high-energy laser programs at Boeing and Hughes Space, Dale Parkes has been named Chief Technology Officer at Mantis Space. The Albuquerque-based startup is tasking the former Technical Fellow with operationalizing a fleet of spacecraft designed to beam laser power to satellites in Earth's shadow.
Cineverse is looking to bridge the gap between audio and television with the launch of VAUDIO™, a platform that converts existing radio and podcast commercials into visual ads for connected TV. The company projects the technology will generate $12 million in annual revenue by the end of its fiscal year.
With roughly 20% of the global population suffering from elevated lipoprotein(a) levels, Insilico Medicine has nominated ISM0900 as a new preclinical candidate. The oral small molecule inhibitor, developed via the company's generative AI platform, aims to address a significant unmet need in managing atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
IceCure Medical reported a 45% year-over-year revenue increase for the first half of 2026, reaching $1.8 million. The Caesarea-based firm, which specializes in tumor-destroying cryoablation technology, is leveraging a 70% expansion in its U.S. active installed base to drive recurring procedural utilization and strengthen its market presence.
