Downtown Las Vegas will transform into a sprawling, open-access concert venue this November as the Neon City Festival unveils a heavy-hitting roster of headliners. From November 20 to 22, the three-day, all-ages event invites crowds to experience major touring acts and local performances without the barrier of ticket sales.
A McLean-based technology firm has joined the ranks of contractors selected for NASA’s Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement VI, a massive $60 billion government-wide vehicle. Info Now Solutions will leverage this ten-year framework to provide federal agencies with high-impact IT services, ranging from advanced analytics to cloud-based cybersecurity infrastructure.
After a national search, Adventist HealthCare has tapped industry veteran Opal Howard to serve as Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer. Howard joins the Maryland-based health system to oversee workforce strategy and culture initiatives, drawing on three decades of leadership experience within the AdventHealth network.
Chicago’s holiday tradition, Illumination, returns to The Morton Arboretum from November 14 through January 2, 2027. This year’s exhibition features 22 distinct displays across a one-mile trail, highlighted by a massive 400-foot canopy installation and a new interactive model train experience for families.
Two days after Advasa Holdings completed its Nasdaq direct listing, the sudden departure of its CFO triggered a sharp market collapse. Now, the shareholder rights firm Hagens Berman is investigating potential securities law violations, scrutinizing the company’s internal financial controls and the transparency of its executive leadership disclosures.
Synthetic textiles often persist in nature for centuries, but a new acquisition aims to change that lifecycle. Parkdale Advanced Materials, a subsidiary of the Gastonia-based manufacturing giant Parkdale, has secured full ownership of CiCLO technology, a patented additive designed to make polyester and nylon fibers biodegradable.
A $2 billion slide in market capitalization followed ServiceTitan’s September 9, 2026, earnings call, where the company revealed unexpected shifts in revenue recognition and slowing growth. The sudden downturn has triggered a formal investigation by Hagens Berman into whether the firm misled shareholders regarding its AI Max product rollout.
During a September 30 reception marking Hispanic Heritage Month, the White House spotlighted Vensure Employer Solutions CEO Alex Campos. The recognition celebrates the Havana-born executive’s trajectory from childhood immigrant to the head of a global HR technology firm currently managing payroll for over 161,000 businesses.
A 36% single-day stock plunge has triggered a formal investigation into Cardinal Infrastructure Group. Law firm Hagens Berman is scrutinizing whether the company misled shareholders about its operational costs and business health during a secondary public offering that raised $318 million just weeks before disappointing quarterly results.
Stryker Corporation shares plummeted 8.8% on September 8, 2026, erasing $10 billion in market value after the company’s CFO disclosed that manufacturing disruptions in its Peripheral Vascular unit remain unresolved. The admission has triggered a formal investigation by Hagens Berman into potential securities law violations and misleading investor disclosures.
Labor and employment giant Fisher Phillips officially opened its Miami office on October 1, 2026, integrating a team from local boutique firm Zumpano Castro. The new venture, operating temporarily as Fisher Phillips Zumpano, marks a strategic entry into the South Florida market led by incoming Regional Managing Partner Carlos A. Zumpano.
After her son Jared was diagnosed with developmental disabilities, Margaret McNutt spent three decades building a residential community for adults seeking independence. Now, her work at The Villages at Noah's Landing has earned her the 2026 grand prize in Grace Hill’s annual Impact Hero Awards, recognizing excellence in volunteerism.
Investors who incurred significant losses in HDFC Bank Limited between July 2023 and May 2026 have until October 13, 2026, to file as lead plaintiffs in a pending class action lawsuit. The litigation targets the financial institution for allegedly concealing improper payment schemes used to secure state deposits.
Smaller business acquisitions often stall at the bank, overlooked by lenders chasing larger deals. To bridge this gap, New York-based LoanBud is launching LoanBud Acquire™, a non-SBA program designed to provide between $100,000 and $350,000 in financing specifically for established, cash-flowing companies on Main Street.
Nearly 4,000 sanitation workers across five Southern California counties are working without contracts after negotiations with major waste management firms stalled at the September 30 deadline. Union leadership warns that the employers' failure to reach tentative agreements has placed the region at risk of significant labor disruptions.
Four researchers have secured seed funding from the National Organization for Rare Disorders to investigate critically underserved conditions, including rare cancers and genetic syndromes. These grants represent a strategic effort to bridge the funding gap for diseases that currently lack established treatment pathways or robust clinical data.
Overpricing a property and ignoring minor repairs are the primary hurdles preventing a swift closing, according to Keystone Heights real estate broker Justis Smith. Writing for HelloNation, Smith outlines how proactive preparation—from staging to paperwork—directly influences whether a listing attracts competitive offers or lingers indefinitely on the market.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has granted New Technology Add-on Payment (NTAP) status to the PearlMatrix P-15 Peptide Enhanced Bone Graft, a move that provides supplemental reimbursement to hospitals for the lumbar fusion technology and potentially lowers financial barriers for patients requiring faster bone repair.
A $192 million verdict against Samsung and a defense victory in a $436 million 5G patent trial helped propel McKool Smith to the top of the state’s legal rankings. The firm earned the Intellectual Property Litigation Department of the Year title at the 2026 Texas Legal Awards held in Dallas.
Peekskill-based Angels on Call Homecare has secured its second Certified Parkinson’s Disease Care (CPDC) re-accreditation, marking a continued push to standardize specialized neurological support within the home. The firm remains the first provider in the United States to hold this designation, signaling a shift in how chronic movement disorders are managed.
For homeowners in South Texas, a hurricane deductible is rarely a flat fee. Unlike standard home insurance, these are often calculated as a percentage of a property’s total insured value, turning a simple policy detail into a significant financial variable when a major storm hits the coastline.
Bank of America is funneling $10 million into a new pediatric behavioral health campus at Franciscan Children’s in Brighton, a project designed to overhaul how the Boston Children’s health system delivers mental health care to children and adolescents facing complex neurodevelopmental and psychiatric challenges.
Investors who incurred significant losses in UWM Holdings Corporation have until October 13, 2026, to apply as lead plaintiffs in a pending class action lawsuit. The litigation, spearheaded by the Law Offices of Howard G. Smith, targets allegations of deceptive financial disclosures during the spring and summer of 2026.
Many prospective homeowners in Lexington, South Carolina, mistakenly believe they must secure a plot of land before contacting a custom builder. According to expert Jennifer L. Gerben Nettles, engaging a professional early in the property search can prevent costly construction pitfalls and ensure the lot aligns with the owner's design vision.
With over 15 years of experience driving enterprise-scale transformations, Monique Jackson has joined boutique consulting firm Athenian Group to lead its West Coast client solutions. Based in Los Angeles, she will oversee the firm’s regional expansion, building on an eight-year history of local projects that includes the LA County 2028 Games Coordination Platform.
Duke Energy shareholders are set to receive a quarterly cash payment of $1.085 per common share on December 16, 2026. This distribution marks another milestone for the Charlotte-based utility giant, which has maintained an unbroken record of cash dividend payments to its common stockholders for exactly 100 consecutive years.
DeFi Technologies’ asset management arm, Valour, reported a significant jump in assets under management, reaching $640.2 million as of September 25. This 61.2% increase from the end of the second quarter highlights sustained investor demand and a broader push by the company into actively managed hedge fund strategies.
Construction crews are breaking ground near Yuma, Arizona, as Kongsberg Satellite Services builds the third node of its commercial lunar communications network. This 20-meter antenna site will join parallel projects in Western Australia and Spain to provide a continuous, high-bandwidth data bridge for future human and robotic lunar missions.
Three executives from M&T Bank and its subsidiary, Wilmington Trust, have been selected for the 2026 Most Powerful Women in Banking program. The annual awards, now in their 24th year, recognize female professionals who demonstrate significant leadership and impact across the financial services sector.
Forty-nine acquisitions deep, Pennsylvania-based SupplyOne is tightening its grip on the Midwest market. The packaging giant confirmed its purchase of Burr Ridge’s Packaging Design Corporation, a move designed to integrate the Illinois firm’s specialized point-of-purchase display manufacturing into its broader North American distribution network.
