Sarasota-based SKYBOXE is pivoting to capture the mobile professional market by securing a reseller agreement to bundle Verizon Business data plans with its own 5G fixed wireless hardware. The move aims to bypass the lengthy installation timelines of traditional wired broadband for home-based firms, storefronts, and remote job sites.
Nashville-based Alto is acquiring Forge Trust from Charles Schwab, a move that consolidates two major self-directed IRA platforms. The merger creates an entity with over $20 billion in assets under custody and administration, aiming to bridge the gap between massive retirement capital pools and the growing private equity landscape.
San Francisco startup past.dev has launched a long-term memory API for AI agents, hitting an 85.03% accuracy rate on the 10-million-token BEAM benchmark. By tracking fact provenance and temporal validity, the system aims to solve the persistent issue of AI agents relying on outdated or contradictory data.
Four years after welcoming their first outside investor, the Fotovat family has bought back the minority stake held by Prelude Growth Partners in Riverside Natural Foods Ltd. The move returns the parent company of the snack brand MadeGood to full family ownership following a period of rapid North American expansion.
With $6.5 million in guaranteed prize pools on the line, Americas Cardroom kicked off its latest Dual Venom PKO tournament series this Sunday. The event features simultaneous action in No-Limit Hold'em and Pot-Limit Omaha, alongside the crowning of a new champion in the inaugural Ladies Online Championship.
After three decades of providing no-cost technical training, Per Scholas is pivoting its organizational identity to address the massive shifts in the labor market. The talent accelerator is moving beyond traditional IT instruction to focus on AI-native skills and the physical infrastructure required to sustain the modern digital economy.
With over 350 million masks sold globally, the Korean beauty brand Biodance is leveraging Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days to offer its deepest discounts to date. Running October 6 and 7, the promotion cuts prices by up to 43% on the company's signature hydrogel masks, eye patches, and serum mists.
With Medicare Advantage Star Ratings becoming significantly harder to achieve in 2027, TempDev has overhauled its Quality Measures Dashboard for NextGen Enterprise users. The relaunch shifts the focus from retrospective reporting to real-time intervention, allowing physicians to address care gaps while the patient is still in the exam room.
Most business owners blame their growth plateaus on faulty strategy or market conditions, but Ryan Zofay argues the true culprit is a lack of influence. On October 10–11, the nine-figure founder will host the Speak to Scale event in Deerfield Beach to address why leadership, not tactics, stalls scaling.
With warehouse operations bracing for seasonal volatility, Atlanta-based Dematic has launched four specialized service offerings designed to squeeze higher throughput from existing infrastructure. The suite targets common pain points like unplanned downtime and workforce readiness, aiming to optimize system performance without the capital expenditure of large-scale equipment installations.
Fifteen percent of ticket proceeds from the 32nd annual LA Art Show will benefit GLAAD, as the long-running event anchors the city’s 2027 art season. Returning to the Los Angeles Convention Center from January 6–10, the fair introduces a new companion exhibition aimed at making contemporary collecting more accessible.
Beaverton-based Mobile Power Solutions is shifting its business model to offer off-the-shelf lithium-ion batteries alongside its traditional custom-engineered services. The new MPS Series, designed for rapid deployment by original equipment manufacturers, marks a move to provide domestic, regulatory-compliant power sources through a newly launched e-commerce portal.
Biological threats can outpace traditional containment, but Vancouver-based Watchtower BioSurveillance aims to close that gap. Emerging from stealth today, the company is developing an autonomous defense platform designed to integrate physical-world signals and provide government agencies with early warnings before localized incidents escalate into large-scale crises.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s UFLPA Entity List Office now has direct access to Pamir Solutions’ intelligence platform. This partnership aims to expose forced labor risks embedded in supply chains that traditional traceability methods often fail to detect, specifically those involving state-led labor transfers from Xinjiang.
Los Angeles-based software engineering firm Nimble.LA has secured Select partner status within Anthropic’s Claude Partner Network. This designation recognizes the firm’s proven ability to move beyond basic AI experimentation by integrating Claude into enterprise production environments and fundamentally restructuring how software teams design, test, and deploy code.
With fewer than 1% of the Defense Industrial Base meeting the standard, Palomar Products has achieved Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification Level 2. This milestone validates the Rancho Santa Margarita firm’s ability to handle sensitive military data, cementing its role as a secure supplier for global naval and airborne communications.
Southfield’s Radisson Hotel will host the 2026 Entrepreneur and Small Business Conference on November 6, bringing together business owners for a day of intensive training. Organized by the National Entrepreneurs Association, the event aims to replace information overload with actionable strategies for scaling operations, securing funding, and mastering modern marketing.
Chicago is reclaiming three blocks of State Street on October 17, as the Chicago Loop Alliance debuts the Loop Arts Fest. Running from noon to 6 p.m. between Jackson and Madison, the event transforms a major downtown artery into a pedestrian-only corridor for live music, dance, and international fashion.
Dover-based futures certification firm TRADEFUNDED has launched a Regulation Crowdfunding campaign on Republic, shifting its business model to allow its own community of traders to hold an ownership stake in the company rather than relying solely on the subscription-based revenue models common in the industry.
Operators of Siemens Industrial Edge hardware can now deploy the PRTG Multi-Platform Probe directly from the Siemens marketplace. This integration bridges the long-standing visibility gap between corporate IT networks and factory-floor OT systems, allowing teams to monitor PLCs and field devices within a single unified interface.
Manufacturers of complex, engineered products often rely on a handful of experts to manage configuration rules and pricing, creating a bottleneck that stalls sales. Configure One, a Revalize company, is now addressing this expertise gap with a new intelligence platform designed to digitize and scale institutional product knowledge.
Engineers working on precision motion and ultrasound systems can now predict the mechanical and electrical behavior of piezoceramic components before finalizing hardware. The new online calculator from Physik Instrumente estimates displacement, resonance frequencies, and blocking force, allowing for rapid iteration across various geometries like rings, discs, and tubes.
Private employers in the United States added an average of 23,750 jobs per week for the period ending September 19, 2026. This figure marks the fifth consecutive week of accelerated hiring, according to the NER Pulse, a high-frequency tracking report produced by ADP Research in collaboration with the Stanford Digital Economy Lab.
Data integrity often falters when documentation and testing live in separate silos. QuerySurge 15, released today in New York, introduces a unified environment that links mapping documentation directly to automated validation, aiming to prevent the discrepancies that arise during complex data migrations and pipeline updates.
Oaktree Capital Management affiliate OCM Njord Holdings is liquidating a significant portion of its position in TORM plc, pricing a secondary public offering of 6.33 million Class A common shares at $253.5 million. The deal, managed by J.P. Morgan Securities, is slated to close on October 7, 2026.
Grammy-nominated singer Teddy Swims has joined furniture giant Ashley as its first Chief Mood Officer. The partnership centers on the brand's new Ashley Luxe collection, with a campaign designed to emphasize the intersection of interior design, personal style, and the role music plays in shaping the atmosphere of a home.
Specialty candy retailer IT'SUGAR has secured an $8 million senior secured revolving credit facility from Second Avenue Capital Partners. The capital injection aims to bolster the company’s working capital and fund ongoing growth initiatives across its network of more than 100 locations throughout the United States and Canada.
Investors who purchased The Simply Good Foods Company stock between October 2024 and April 2026 have until October 13, 2026, to file for lead plaintiff status in a class action lawsuit. The litigation claims the company misled shareholders regarding the failed integration of its Only What You Need acquisition.
Cigna Healthcare is launching a personalized support system called Health Sense, designed to integrate fragmented patient data, benefits, and clinical interactions. By connecting these disparate touchpoints, the platform aims to reduce inefficient health care spending by 10% by 2030 while helping patients navigate complex medical decisions more effectively.
Institutional investors and wealth managers gain a unified view of their portfolios through a new strategic partnership between fintech firm SUBSCRIBE and data provider FactSet. By embedding private market subscription and reporting tools directly into FactSet’s existing platform, the collaboration aims to bridge the gap between public and private asset management.
