During the 2026 Nephrology Nurses Week, 25 nurses from U.S. Renal Care and Satellite Healthcare received the DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses. The honor recognizes clinicians who blend high-level technical expertise with deep, long-term compassion for patients navigating the complexities of chronic kidney disease across the country.
After offloading 108 locations in a massive refranchising push, Red Robin Gourmet Burgers has finalized a new $115 million credit facility. The move marks a pivot point for the casual dining chain, replacing older debt obligations with a five-year runway designed to stabilize its balance sheet and fund future growth.
A new agreement between Kentucky Power and TeraWulf promises $100 million in winter bill credits for residential customers over the next decade. By doubling contracted electric demand at the Muskie Data campus to 1 gigawatt, the deal aims to offset heating costs while funding critical infrastructure upgrades across eastern Kentucky.
A patient in Anixa Biosciences’ Phase 1 clinical trial for recurrent ovarian cancer has achieved stable disease three months after treatment. This milestone, occurring in the study’s fifth dose cohort, marks the first time the novel liraltagene autoleucel therapy has demonstrated such a response in a human subject.
Nearly two dozen iconic structures across the United States and Canada will illuminate in orange this October, marking a coast-to-coast visual stand against youth bullying. The initiative, spearheaded by the American Association of Orthodontists and the nonprofit Stand for the Silent, coincides with Unity Day to promote community-wide inclusion.
North America’s largest natural gas producer is moving to modernize its operations by partnering with consultancy Thoughtworks. Expand Energy aims to transition from isolated pilot projects to a unified, enterprise-wide artificial intelligence framework by the end of 2026, targeting efficiency gains across its production and marketing divisions.
With total managed spend surging 220% over two years, Houston-based GETCHOICE! is capturing a market shift where enterprise utility costs move from back-office maintenance to strategic financial risk. The company reports a 50% run-rate revenue pace, signaling that organizations are prioritizing utility intelligence amid volatile power demands.
Manulife has secured a two-year presenting partnership with The Hinton Lectures™, a high-profile series founded by Nobel Laureate Geoffrey Hinton. The collaboration aims to deepen public and scientific discourse surrounding artificial intelligence safety, with the inaugural 2026 sessions set to take place this November in Toronto.
Nobel Laureate Geoffrey Hinton is bringing his namesake lecture series back to Toronto this November, with financial giant Manulife stepping in as the presenting partner for the next two years to bolster public discourse on the safety and ethical development of artificial intelligence.
Talkiatry has received the Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval for Behavioral Health, marking a significant validation of the psychiatric provider’s clinical infrastructure. The accreditation, which follows the group reaching four million patient visits, benchmarks the firm against the rigorous safety and quality standards traditionally reserved for physical medical institutions.
Sidewalk delivery robots are hitting British streets as Coco Robotics and Deliveroo launch an exclusive partnership. Beginning this October in London’s Canary Wharf, the rollout marks the first time Deliveroo has integrated autonomous ground vehicles into its UK network, with plans to reach Milton Keynes, Leeds, and Nottingham shortly thereafter.
Classrooms and families across the United States are trading words for "Thinglish" as GoNoodle partners with Warner Bros. Pictures Animation to promote the upcoming November 6 release of The Cat in the Hat. The collaboration features a new interactive dance video and a nationwide competition centered on physical activity.
Alistair King, co-founder of Rhodes Pet Science, argues that the wet cat food market has remained stagnant for too long. His company is now challenging that status quo, as their Mr Purrs Paté Feasts line was officially named the 2026 Cat Food Wet Product of the Year by the Pet Innovation Awards.
Dublin-based aviation leasing giant AerCap Holdings N.V. will disclose its financial performance for the third quarter of 2026 on October 28. The company intends to host a live conference call and webcast for investors and analysts at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time to review the results.
Patients diagnosed with breast cancer liver metastases currently face a median survival of just two to three years, a grim statistic that InterAct Therapeutics aims to change. The company has partnered with CDMO Genezen to manufacture IAT-S2, a novel AAV8-based gene therapy designed to suppress metastatic growth within the liver.
Flex is carving out its cloud and power infrastructure segment, Axiom, into an independent public company following a $2 billion convertible preferred equity investment. The deal, backed by General Catalyst and Koch Equity Development, values the emerging entity at $37.5 billion ahead of its planned 2027 market debut.
Scottsdale-based Arevon Energy has claimed the top spot in the Americas for solar power generation in the 2026 GRESB assessment, marking its second consecutive year at the summit of the industry benchmark. The firm achieved an overall score of 98.2, anchored by a perfect performance rating of 60 out of 60.
Cognizant is launching a dedicated business unit, Cognizant Activate, designed to provide enterprise-grade artificial intelligence transformation to companies generating between $1 billion and $5 billion in annual revenue. The initiative aims to bypass traditional corporate complexity by offering pre-configured solution kits tailored for high-growth firms.
Pryzm, the specialized CRM for federal contractors, has rebranded as Belisar following a period of aggressive expansion. The company reports a sixfold increase in annual recurring revenue, driven by mounting demand from defense tech firms seeking to navigate the labyrinthine complexities of U.S. government procurement and contract lifecycle management.
Calgary-based Nanalysis Scientific Corp. has tapped Philip Birkby to serve as its interim chief financial officer, effective October 5, 2026. The appointment follows the departure of Heather Kury, who concludes her tenure with the manufacturer of benchtop nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometers after an undisclosed period of service.
Three in four people worldwide are sacrificing essential needs to maintain their housing, according to a report from Habitat for Humanity International. The study of 30,000 respondents across 22 countries reveals that skyrocketing costs are forcing families to cut food budgets, deplete emergency savings, and delay critical medical care.
Audra Murray has joined Victorinox North America as Director of Foodservice, tasked with driving growth across commercial kitchens and large-scale food preparation operations. She steps into the role reporting to President Ulrich Wohn, with a mandate to scale the brand's presence in the hospitality, healthcare, and education sectors.
Amprius Technologies is moving its silicon-anode pouch cell production to the United States through a new contract manufacturing agreement with Indianapolis-based CAMINUS. The partnership aims to bolster domestic supply chains for the aviation, defense, and uncrewed systems sectors, with volume production scheduled to begin in early 2027.
As middle-market firms increasingly look beyond traditional bank lending for flexible capital, Cohen & Company Capital Markets has launched a dedicated private credit advisory practice. The new division aims to assist companies with complex financing needs, including growth initiatives, acquisitions, and debt recapitalizations.
The Greater Dayton Regional Transit Authority is consolidating its fragmented transit data into a single intelligence layer by adopting the ConnXAI Maestro platform. By linking fixed-route, paratransit, and customer service systems, the agency aims to deliver a unified message to passengers without replacing its existing operational infrastructure.
A newly formed international coalition, coordinated by the Atria Research and Global Health Institute, has launched a multisector campaign to bridge the gap between neurological research and daily clinical practice. The initiative aims to reduce stroke incidence by 30 percent and expand cognitive screening in 30 cities by 2031.
With 82.4% of newsletter clicks originating from nonhuman sources, marketing data has become increasingly unreliable. Austin-based platform Breaker is now responding to this digital noise by launching RealClick™, a verification tool designed to strip automated scanner activity from campaign metrics while integrating AI into secure, human-led workflows.
Nearly 50% of U.S. parents seek electrolyte-enhanced snacks for children aged 6 to 12, prompting Berkeley-based Once Upon a Farm to launch a new line of organic, fruit-and-veggie purée pouches. The brand aims to bridge the gap between traditional hydration drinks and nutrient-dense, real-food snacks for school-aged children.
EPAM Systems has introduced a strategic service offering designed to refine frontier AI models for specialized enterprise workflows. By focusing on high-fidelity data generation and reinforcement learning environments, the company aims to move beyond general-purpose language capabilities toward autonomous, domain-specific intelligence for large-scale business operations.
The 2026 SAS Championship returns to Prestonwood Country Club in Cary, North Carolina, from October 12-18, blending professional golf with a robust schedule of community-focused initiatives. Beyond the tournament play, the event highlights regional partnerships in education and youth development, anchored by a new AI-powered fan engagement platform.
