After leading Newmark Group through nearly 50 years of expansion, Barry Gosin will step down as Chief Executive Officer on December 31, 2026. While relinquishing day-to-day operational control, Gosin is set to transition into the role of Chairman of Newmark & Co. Real Estate to guide the company's future leadership.
Creators can now access Seedance 2.5 on the OiiOii platform without waitlists or invite codes. ByteDance’s latest video generation model arrives with a suite of new tools, including 30-second continuous runtimes and native audio synchronization, aimed at simplifying complex animation workflows for users starting at $0.06 per second.
A 156-qubit Heron superconducting processor from IBM has powered a new hybrid computational chemistry workflow, demonstrating how quantum hardware can integrate with GPU-accelerated classical methods. Palo Alto-based software firm QC Ware utilized this setup to calculate the electrostatic interaction energy of nitric oxide reductase, a complex metalloenzyme.
Following President Trump’s Section 232 proclamation on solar imports, TOYO Co., Ltd. has pledged to accelerate its domestic manufacturing footprint. The company, which currently operates a 2GW module plant in Houston, aims to align its long-term supply chain strategy with the administration's push for American energy independence.
With vacancy rates hovering at 12.5% and roughly 21,000 new units sitting empty across Houston, the local rental market is facing a paradoxical crisis: record supply is not translating into easier access for residents, as strict screening criteria continue to block applicants who can technically afford their monthly rent.
Fargo’s rental market is facing a widening vacancy gap, with premium properties hitting 9.3% as supply outpaces demand. To combat this, the lease guarantor platform Cosign has officially launched in the city, offering property managers a way to approve qualified applicants who struggle with traditional credit score requirements.
After leading Newmark Group through nearly 50 years of expansion, CEO Barry Gosin will step down from his daily operational role on December 31, 2026. Gosin, who has steered the firm since 1979, will remain as Chairman of the company's operating subsidiary to oversee the transition until at least 2029.
Shareholders of AMETEK, Inc. will receive a dividend payment of $0.34 per share for the third quarter of 2026. The Berwyn-based industrial technology firm confirmed the distribution schedule as it maintains its long-standing position on the New York Stock Exchange, where it has traded for more than nine decades.
Glass Lewis & Co. has advised LivePerson stockholders to vote in favor of the company’s proposed acquisition by SoundHound AI. The recommendation from the influential proxy advisory firm marks a pivotal development ahead of the upcoming August 20, 2026, special meeting, providing a significant boost to the board's consolidation strategy.
As millions of students return to classrooms, North America’s largest transportation provider, First Student, is deploying a suite of AI-powered safety upgrades across its 48,000-vehicle fleet. The company reports significant drops in distracted driving and rolling stops, aiming to bolster reliability for school districts nationwide heading into the 2026-27 term.
Mammoth Energy Services posted a 110% revenue jump in the second quarter of 2026, reaching $26.1 million as the company expanded its aviation footprint and infrastructure capabilities. Following these results, management raised its full-year guidance for the second time this year, signaling confidence in its diversified operational turnaround.
Facing persistent staffing shortages and rising patient acuity, Noblesville-based Collette Health is joining forces with VirtuAlly to integrate experienced virtual nursing teams into hospital workflows. The partnership pairs Collette’s KLAS-winning virtual care platform with VirtuAlly’s clinical staff to handle admissions, discharges, and documentation remotely.
Blending the aesthetics of a casual skate shoe with the rigors of military-grade gear, the T-KOOL 2.0 arrives as the latest iteration of OTB Boots' low-profile footwear. The company aims to bridge the gap between urban wear and high-stakes field operations for operators who prioritize discretion and agility.
By integrating Google Gemini, Insta360 has transformed its palm-sized GO Ultra camera from a simple recording device into an interactive travel companion. Users can now trigger a voice assistant to translate foreign languages in real time, identify landmarks through photo analysis, and receive instant answers to local inquiries.
With FBI and EPA officials warning of mounting cyber threats against U.S. water infrastructure, Austin-based Invicti is providing three months of complimentary access to its application security platform. The initiative aims to help operators secure internet-facing assets and APIs often overlooked by traditional perimeter-based defense strategies.
Omaha’s rental market is grappling with a supply glut that has pushed vacancy rates to 9.1 percent, well above the historical five-year average of 6.7 percent. In response, lease guarantor platform Cosign has launched in the city, offering property owners a way to fill units by widening their pool of eligible tenants.
With vacancy rates climbing to 11.8% and annual rents rising 2.6% in Montgomery, property managers face a widening gap between available units and qualified applicants. The platform Cosign has launched in Alabama’s capital to act as a third-party guarantor, helping prospective residents bypass traditional credit score hurdles to secure housing.
San Francisco-based fintech Casca has secured the 2026 Tearsheet AI Product of the Year award, marking a shift in how banks approach small business lending. By replacing manual document verification with AI agents, the company has enabled financial institutions to slash loan processing times from months down to just a few days.
Trumid reported a 57% year-over-year jump in average daily trading volume for July 2026, reaching $9.9 billion. The financial technology firm significantly outpaced the broader market's 17% growth, fueled by record platform participation and an expanding user base across its diverse fixed-income execution protocols.
Vacancy rates in Columbus have climbed to an all-time high of 10.2 percent after four years of aggressive construction, leaving property managers scrambling to fill units. The arrival of third-party guarantor platform Cosign aims to bridge this gap by qualifying renters who fall just outside standard credit requirements.
Jersey Central Power & Light has filed a rate proposal with the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities that would increase residential bills by approximately 8.8% starting in 2028. The utility plans to offset 2027 base rate adjustments, effectively delaying the financial impact on customers for over a year.
Naples real estate leaders Joe and Mary Bartos are bringing the spirit of Southwest Florida to a national audience through a new series on the REAL Shows Network. The program aims to blend property highlights with community storytelling, positioning the couple as conduits for the region’s local culture and business identity.
A class action complaint filed in San Joaquin County Superior Court alleges that Yosemite Foods Inc. systematically denied employees mandatory meal breaks and rest periods. The lawsuit, brought by the law firm Blumenthal Nordrehaug Bhowmik De Blouw LLP, claims these practices led to widespread violations of California labor regulations.
Unit holders of Sabine Royalty Trust are set to receive a cash distribution of $0.619430 per unit on August 31, 2026. This payout, authorized by trustee Argent Trust Company, reflects a notable month-over-month increase in both production volumes and oil pricing, benefiting investors of record as of August 17.
SuperX AI Technology Limited has signaled its belief that the market is undervaluing its infrastructure business, authorizing a fresh $20 million share repurchase program. This move follows the successful completion of a previous buyback initiative that saw the company acquire over 2.3 million of its own shares.
Southern California Gas Company will retire all outstanding shares of its 6% Preferred Stock and Series A Preferred Stock, marking a shift to streamline the utility’s financial framework. The move follows a shareholder vote and grants investors a cash payout of $31.135616 per share, including accrued dividends.
Investors who held Alibaba Group Holding Limited stock between June 2025 and June 2026 are now eligible to join a class action lawsuit. The litigation, filed by Robbins LLP, claims the company misled shareholders regarding its links to the Chinese military and its alleged unauthorized access to U.S. artificial intelligence models.
Kraków’s Galeria Krakowska welcomed its first MINISO pop-up on August 1, 2026, marking the lifestyle brand’s inaugural retail footprint in southern Poland. Located in the mall’s central atrium, the temporary installation emphasizes the company’s push into European markets through immersive, IP-driven shopping experiences tailored to younger demographics.
A class-action lawsuit filed against Blaize Holdings, Inc. alleges the company misled shareholders by fabricating growth through sham transactions. Investors who purchased BZAI stock between July 18, 2025, and April 28, 2026, now face a deadline of October 5, 2026, to seek appointment as lead plaintiff in the ongoing litigation.
Investors who bought ARS Pharmaceuticals stock between March 9 and June 24, 2026, are now part of a class action lawsuit following a sharp decline in share value. The litigation centers on claims that the company misled shareholders regarding the timeline for securing expanded insurance coverage for its neffy nasal spray.
