Mill Valley-based True Botanicals is challenging the industry-standard quest for a squeaky-clean finish with its new Spirulina Cleansing Powder. By prioritizing the skin barrier over aggressive degreasing, the brand aims to replace stripping surfactants with a mineral-rich, water-activated formula designed to boost hydration and resilience from the first wash.
Los Angeles-based private equity firm Diversis Capital has acquired a majority stake in Tideworks Technology, a global provider of terminal operating systems. The deal marks the end of a 25-year tenure under parent company Carrix, positioning the Seattle-based software developer to operate as an independent entity focused on expanding its logistics footprint.
Guillermo Rodriguez, the long-time sidekick on Jimmy Kimmel Live, is expanding his refrigerated salsa brand across the United States after hitting a milestone of one million tubs sold. Launched in January 2026, the company is now scaling its retail footprint to reach consumers from coast to coast.
Investors who incurred financial losses tied to York Space Systems, Inc. have until October 30, 2026, to file as lead plaintiffs in a pending securities fraud class action. The litigation centers on allegations that the aerospace firm misled stakeholders regarding the readiness of its satellite software prior to launch.
Shares of Suja Life plunged 46% after the company slashed its annual sales guidance in August, prompting a formal investigation by Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLP. The law firm is now scrutinizing the producer of cold-pressed juices for potential violations of federal securities laws following its recent market debut.
A strategic partnership between Bold Penguin and bolttech aims to bridge commercial and personal insurance markets across the U.S., Europe, and Asia. By integrating Bold Penguin’s commercial exchange with bolttech’s global distribution network, the collaboration seeks to provide a unified digital interface for agents and embedded partners worldwide.
With 92% of staff reporting a positive work environment, Menlo Park-based talent solutions firm Robert Half has secured a spot on Fortune’s 2026 list of Best Workplaces in Consulting & Professional Services, an achievement shared by its subsidiary, the global consulting firm Protiviti.
Eleven contemporary jazz tracks, recorded across North America and Asia, form the backbone of Blue Bottle Coffee’s debut vinyl compilation, Notes in Repose. The release serves as an auditory extension of the brand's signature coffee blending process, pairing the ritual of brewing with the deliberate pace of improvisational music.
The Association for Dressings and Sauces has nominated Boston-based startup Laminar for its 2026 Supplier Partner of the Year award. The recognition highlights the company’s Process-Aware Autonomy technology, which allows manufacturers to transition from rigid, timer-based cleaning cycles to dynamic, sensor-driven operations that significantly reduce resource consumption.
After a year of silence, the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline has reactivated its dedicated "Press 3" option for LGBTQ+ youth. The service, which connects callers to counselors trained in the specific challenges facing the community, returned to operation yesterday following intense pressure from mental health advocates and lawmakers.
Seventy-nine percent of Americans burdened by significant unsecured debt are willing to sacrifice their credit scores if it means escaping their obligations faster. A new study from Freedom Debt Relief and Money.com reveals that despite aggressive personal cutbacks, nearly half of these borrowers remain unable to gain real financial traction.
S&P Global Ratings has shifted the outlook for the Boston-based BlueHub Loan Fund from stable to positive, while reaffirming the organization’s 'A+' long-term issuer credit rating. This improved assessment underscores the nonprofit’s financial resilience and its ability to maintain robust capital levels despite broader economic volatility.
Investors who incurred financial losses holding Papa John’s International stock between August 2025 and August 2026 now have until November 2, 2026, to apply as lead plaintiffs in a pending securities fraud lawsuit. The litigation centers on claims that the pizza chain misled shareholders regarding its North American growth strategy.
Horizon Media has selected 11 new technology partners for the third installment of HorizonOS Labs, an accelerator designed to integrate disparate marketing tools into cohesive operating platforms. Chosen from over 600 applicants, these companies aim to bridge the gap between data-driven insights and actionable business outcomes for major brands.
Equities finished a volatile week on the back foot, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average sliding 1.93% to 50,826.17. As the 10-year Treasury yield climbed 6 basis points to 5.24%, investors parsed a fresh wave of corporate earnings to gauge the resilience of consumer demand and margins heading into the final quarter.
Investors who purchased Celsius Holdings, Inc. securities between February 21, 2025, and June 3, 2026, are being sought for a class action lawsuit. Filed by the Rosen Law Firm, the litigation alleges the company misled shareholders regarding health risks associated with its Alani Nu product line and its marketing practices.
After three decades advising global firms through periods of intense market scrutiny, Tom Smith is joining Clario Group as President, Corporate Affairs. He arrives from Allison Worldwide to spearhead the consultancy’s expansion, focusing on reputation management and strategic growth during a time of significant corporate transformation.
Stellantis reported total sales of 324,277 vehicles for the third quarter of 2026, keeping the company flat compared to the same period last year. Despite the stagnation in quarterly volume, the automaker maintains a 3% increase in total sales for the first nine months of the year against 2025 figures.
Investors who sustained financial losses tied to Innventure, Inc. between November 2025 and August 2026 now have until October 27 to serve as lead plaintiffs in a pending class action lawsuit. The litigation targets alleged misrepresentations regarding the company’s operational health and key business partnerships.
A split-second decision following a collision often dictates the outcome of a legal case. Attorneys Bobby Raitt and Tom James warn that common missteps—ranging from delayed medical care to impulsive social media updates—frequently provide insurance adjusters with the leverage needed to minimize or outright deny legitimate personal injury claims.
Alexandra Gucci Zarini is returning the Gucci family legacy to the St. Regis brand, opening a second AGCF boutique at the St. Regis Longboat Key Resort. The move marks the luxury house’s first East Coast location, reconnecting the family name with the hotel group more than 65 years after Aldo Gucci’s initial partnership.
Industry trade publication Cablefax has named WideOpenWest the 2026 Top Ops Market Mover, citing the Englewood-based provider’s aggressive push into new fiber markets and comprehensive infrastructure upgrades. The accolade highlights a strategic shift aimed at bolstering competitive standing across the company’s twenty regional markets.
With 19 new franchise agreements signed in the third quarter of 2026, Batteries Plus is accelerating its national expansion across six states. The Hartland-based retailer, which now operates or has in development over 800 locations, continues to leverage a high-demand business model focused on specialty power solutions and repair services.
American Bancorp, Inc. has officially offloaded New Republic Bank to Juno Bancorp, Inc., marking a strategic pivot toward streamlining operations. The transaction follows a consolidation period for the parent company, which had absorbed New Republic through a stock-for-stock merger less than a year ago in November 2025.
A 59% collapse in CVRx Inc. share price has triggered a formal investigation by Hagens Berman into potential federal securities law violations. The inquiry centers on whether the neuromodulation device maker misled shareholders regarding its sales force stability, Medicare reimbursement rates, and a looming Department of Justice probe.
A 70% plunge in share price since its May 2026 debut has triggered a formal investigation into Suja Life, Inc. The national litigation firm Hagens Berman is examining whether the beverage company misled investors about its business stability and growth prospects during its initial public offering.
A single day of trading erased $68 billion in market capitalization for IBM, triggering a formal investigation by shareholder rights firm Hagens Berman. The inquiry follows an abrupt mid-July disclosure from CEO Arvind Krishna, who revealed that the company’s flagship Z mainframe performance had fallen significantly short of earlier financial projections.
The Four Corners Power Plant will remain operational beyond 2031 following a decision by Arizona Public Service to extend the facility's lifespan. The move secures a critical energy source for the Southwest while reinforcing the economic foundation for the Navajo Nation, which relies heavily on the plant's coal supply.
Investors who sustained significant financial losses following Aevex Corp.’s recent market performance have until October 20, 2026, to file as lead plaintiffs in a pending securities fraud class action. The lawsuit centers on allegations that company leadership misled shareholders regarding the financial structure of its secondary public offering.
Investors who suffered financial losses from Datavault AI, Inc. (DVLT) shares between September 2024 and August 2026 have until October 5 to petition as lead plaintiffs. The Law Offices of Frank R. Cruz is spearheading the class action, targeting alleged efforts to artificially inflate the company's market price.
