With a three-year revenue increase of 123.37%, Austin-based Freeit Data Solutions has secured the 2615th spot on the 2026 Inc. 5000, an annual ranking of the nation’s most successful private enterprises. The firm joins a roster of notable past honorees that includes industry giants like Microsoft and Patagonia.
Alpharetta-based Kloeckner Metals Corporation has earned dual recognition for its workplace culture, securing a spot on the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s Healthiest Employers list alongside the Bronze Well Workplace Award from the Wellness Alliance, validating the company’s multi-year pivot toward comprehensive staff support.
At venture-backed startups, the traditional hierarchy of executive compensation is shifting as companies mature. While the CEO is often assumed to be the highest-paid official, new payroll data from Kruze Consulting reveals that operational and technical leads frequently command larger base salaries than founders as firms scale.
Hyro, the Agentic Care Communications platform, has been ranked No. 677 on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list. The recognition highlights the company's rapid three-year revenue growth and its expanding influence within the U.S. healthcare sector, where it currently serves more than 2,500 hospitals and clinical facilities.
Investors who purchased Rackspace Technology securities between May 7 and July 8, 2026, are facing a deadline of September 28 to seek lead plaintiff status in a newly filed securities fraud class action. The lawsuit, centered in the Southern District of New York, follows a sharp 33.6% drop in the company's share price.
Most homeowners obsess over shingles and gutters, yet the most critical component of a roof’s longevity is invisible. Ryan Gonzales, owner of Shelton-based Ascend Roofing Company, argues that balanced attic ventilation is the primary defense against the silent, structural degradation caused by trapped heat and moisture.
Hundreds of San Jose city workers began casting ballots Tuesday on whether to authorize a three-day strike, marking a sharp escalation in a month-long contract standoff. Members of IFPTE Local 21 and MEF-AFSCME Local 101 are seeking leverage after negotiations stalled following the city’s final offer in June.
Navigating a post-Chevron legal landscape, Bergeson & Campbell, P.C. has published the 2026 edition of its comprehensive guide to the Toxic Substances Control Act. The updated treatise arrives as a new presidential administration and federal appellate courts reshape the interpretation of core environmental mandates and agency authority.
Over the National Mall on July 4, 2026, the sky erupted with 840,537 pyrotechnics, securing a Guinness World Record for the largest fireworks display in history. The spectacle, which surpassed the previous record by nearly 30,000 units, served as the centerpiece for the United States’ 250th birthday celebration in Washington, D.C.
With only 26% of U.S. adults feeling confident in their retirement security, experts are shifting the focus from stock portfolios to physical well-being. Fredericksburg-based coaches Jennifer Scherer and Jeff Smith argue that treating health as a high-value asset is the most effective way to safeguard long-term wealth.
Investors who incurred losses from Primoris Services Corporation shares between August 2025 and June 2026 have until September 21 to seek lead plaintiff status. The Law Offices of Frank R. Cruz is organizing the class action, targeting alleged misrepresentations regarding the company’s project oversight and financial forecasting.
Beaverton-based FirmGuard has launched SecureReset, a tool enabling IT departments to remotely wipe and reimage compromised endpoints without an active operating system. The technology bypasses the traditional requirement for physical hardware access, targeting recovery times reduced from days to hours for distributed workforces facing ransomware or system failures.
After twelve years of leadership, Austin Shapard is stepping down as President and CEO of the Boston-based wealth management firm Fiduciary Trust Company. Doris Meister, who previously served as the firm’s Executive Chair, will assume the role immediately, marking the next stage in the organization’s 140-year history.
New-vehicle prices hit a 2026 peak of $49,855 in July, climbing 1.9% annually as manufacturers pulled back on incentive spending. Despite the rising sticker prices, total sales volume dipped 1.5% from last year, driven by a cooling market and a persistent consumer shift toward more affordable vehicle segments.
Beginning October 1, 2026, New York City’s St. Patrick's Cathedral will transform into an immersive digital canvas. Banijay Americas is bringing its LUMINISCENCE production to the landmark, utilizing 360-degree video mapping, live orchestral arrangements, and narration by actor Jonathan Roumie to reinterpret the Gothic Revival space through light and sound.
Before replacing kitchen surfaces, homeowners in Northern Colorado must look beyond showroom aesthetics to consider how daily habits dictate long-term durability. Jeff Ullum, owner of Front Range Interiors in Greeley, argues that balancing maintenance requirements with high-traffic kitchen routines is the only way to ensure a successful, lasting renovation.
Florida public agencies can now deploy Tesla V4 Superchargers without undergoing individual bidding processes. The Florida Sheriffs Association has renewed its cooperative purchasing contract with infrastructure provider Verdek, extending the vendor's eligibility through June 2028 and significantly broadening the catalog of available high-speed charging hardware.
A $252 million facility is set to open at St. Luke’s Anderson Campus this October, marking the largest construction project in the health network’s 150-year history. The five-story building adds 140 beds to the Bethlehem site, significantly expanding the region's capacity for complex cardiovascular care and specialized medical training.
Actor and Second Chance Pictures founder Don Worley has joined the cast of the crime thriller Tommy Karate, stepping into the role of martial arts instructor Sensei Matt. Beyond his on-screen performance, Worley is serving as an executive producer on the project, which stars Pete Davidson as mob enforcer Tommy Pitera.
A 104% growth rate over three years has earned Thunderly a repeat appearance on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list. The Texas-based franchise marketing agency credits this sustained expansion to its proprietary AIM Model©, which integrates diverse media and analytics into a unified strategy for franchise development.
Investors who incurred financial losses holding Pentair plc securities between April 28 and July 14, 2026, have until October 2 to apply as lead plaintiffs in a pending class action lawsuit. The litigation centers on allegations that the company misled shareholders regarding inventory levels and operational performance.
Warminster-based Havis is widening its hardware reach by tapping TG3 Electronics as its primary keyboard partner. The collaboration targets three distinct market segments—rugged, light industrial, and medical—aiming to integrate TG3’s specialized engineering directly into the existing Havis mounting and docking ecosystem for public sector and enterprise clients.
A Lewis County jury has awarded $3.5 million to a survivor of child sexual abuse, four decades after he first reported his third-grade teacher to school officials. The verdict holds the Harrisville Central School District and Harrisville Elementary School accountable for failing to protect a student from foreseeable harm.
Investors who held Wise Group plc stock between May 11 and July 23, 2026, face a September 29 deadline to seek lead plaintiff status in a newly filed securities fraud class action. The lawsuit alleges the company obscured critical regulatory risks regarding anti-money laundering and terror financing protocols during its NASDAQ debut.
For the third year running, Rockville-based Chaberton Energy has earned a place on the Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing private companies in the U.S. Ranking No. 57 among energy firms, the developer continues to scale its distributed solar and battery storage footprint amid surging national electricity demand.
As industry consolidation makes independent status increasingly rare for live-event firms, Nashville-based Bauer Entertainment Marketing has secured a position on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list. The agency earned its ranking through a 55 percent three-year revenue growth, fueled by a client-first strategy focused on driving ticket sales.
A Dallas resident who relies on a mobility scooter has developed a specialized protective cover to safeguard equipment during vehicle transport. The design, dubbed "COVER ME," aims to shield mobility devices from road debris and harsh weather conditions when secured to external lift brackets on cars or vans.
For the fifth time since 2014, Birmingham-based SPOC Energy has earned a place on the Inc. 5000 list of America’s fastest-growing private companies. The recognition underscores a decade of evolution for the firm, which has shifted from a regional automation specialist into a global provider of critical power conversion infrastructure.
Sarasota County residents will soon gain access to specialized end-of-life services following a state-issued certificate of need awarded to Chapters Health System. This regulatory approval allows the nonprofit provider to launch a dedicated hospice program, extending its clinical footprint deeper into the Florida market.
Cupertino-based cybersecurity firm Cyble has secured the 576th position on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list, a milestone fueled by a rapid expansion in its financial performance. The company reported that its annual recurring revenue has more than tripled in just over two years, signaling a shift toward AI-native security architectures.
