Kevin Bell, a veteran with over two decades of defense industry experience, has joined Torrance-based Intellisense Systems as Vice President of Business Development and Sales. He arrives at the aerospace and sensor technology firm following significant tenures at major defense contractors, aiming to expand the company’s global market footprint.
QKS Group has designated CSG a leader in its 2026 SPARK Matrix for Customer Communications Management, citing the company’s integration of AI directly into live customer journeys. The ranking evaluates vendors based on technological excellence and their measurable impact on customer experience across global markets.
FCCI Insurance Group has secured a renewed A (Excellent) financial strength rating from AM Best, a designation the Sarasota-based insurer has maintained for over a decade. The credit agency cited the company’s robust balance sheet and consistent underwriting performance as primary drivers for the stable outlook assigned to the firm.
More than 4,000 registered nurses walked back into Brigham and Women's Hospital Monday morning, ending a historic five-day standoff that included a one-day strike and a four-day lockout. Despite the return to patient care, the labor dispute remains unresolved as nurses continue to press for a new contract.
Manufacturers are aggressively building buffer inventories, with reports of production backlogs reaching their highest levels since late 2022. Despite a cooling in transportation costs and oil prices, global businesses remain wary of further disruption, prioritizing safety stockpiling over lean efficiency in the face of ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.
Manufacturers are aggressively building buffer inventories to combat ongoing supply chain instability, pushing safety stockpiling to its highest level since January 2023. Despite declining oil and transportation costs, firms remain wary of further disruptions, keeping global supply chain pressures elevated well into the third quarter.
T. Rowe Price Group ended June 2026 with $1.89 trillion in assets under management, buoyed by a $0.8 billion net inflow during the month. Despite this monthly gain, the Baltimore-based investment firm recorded net outflows of $6.5 billion for the second quarter, a figure impacted by $0.5 billion in manager-driven distributions.
Will a new treatment restore a sense of normalcy, or will it disrupt the fundamental identity of the person seeking care? This question often dictates patient recruitment success, yet clinical trial protocols frequently overlook these personal trade-offs in favor of purely clinical metrics like efficacy and safety.
Headline U.S. inflation is set to drop to 3.9% year-on-year in June, according to data from Truflation. While declining energy and food costs drive this headline moderation, the firm’s real-time index signals that underlying price pressures in the services sector remain stubborn, complicating the final descent toward the Federal Reserve’s target.
Lipid nanoparticles currently struggle with a heavy bias toward liver accumulation, a hurdle that complicates the delivery of nucleic acid therapies to other tissues. To address these limitations, a panel of industry experts will convene on July 29, 2026, to discuss advanced strategies for engineering more precise, targeted delivery systems.
As glass substrates emerge as the foundation for next-generation AI accelerators and high-bandwidth memory, manufacturers are struggling with micro-defects that threaten production yields. Tomocube is addressing this bottleneck with the HT-T1D, a new desktop holotomography system designed to identify internal defects without destroying the sample.
Leifras Co., Ltd. has secured a strategic outsourcing agreement with human resources firm HR Produce, gaining access to a network of over 10,000 childcare facilities across Japan. The move aims to accelerate the deployment of the company’s sports education programs and its proprietary non-cognitive skill assessment platform, Milabo.
Fulton Financial Corporation finalized the merger of its Blue Foundry Bank subsidiary into Fulton Bank, N.A. on July 11, 2026. The transition integrates Blue Foundry’s former operations into the parent company’s primary banking platform, granting customers access to a broader network of over 215 financial centers across the Mid-Atlantic.
With a $1.55 billion upfront payment and $1.1 billion in potential milestones, French pharmaceutical group Servier has finalized its acquisition of Edgewise Therapeutics’ muscular dystrophy business. The deal centers on sevasemten, a late-stage oral inhibitor targeting muscle damage in patients suffering from Becker and Duchenne muscular dystrophies.
Bitmine Immersion Technologies has reached a significant milestone in its aggressive treasury strategy, reporting total crypto and cash holdings of $11.3 billion as of July 12, 2026. The firm currently holds 5.77 million Ethereum tokens, positioning itself at 4.8% of the total circulating supply in its pursuit of a 5% stake.
Edgewise Therapeutics has finalized the sale of its sevasemten program and muscular dystrophy business to the international pharmaceutical group Servier for $1.55 billion in upfront cash. The deal, which includes potential milestone payments totaling $1.1 billion, marks a definitive pivot for the company toward its cardiovascular drug pipeline.
French pharmaceutical giant Servier has finalized its acquisition of Edgewise Therapeutics' muscular dystrophy business in a deal valued at up to $2.65 billion. The agreement, which includes a $1.55 billion upfront payment, centers on the late-stage investigational drug sevasemten, a potential treatment for rare genetic muscle-wasting conditions.
Blue Bell-based technology firm Unisys has secured a position on TIME Magazine’s 2026 list of the top 1,000 American companies. The selection process evaluated organizations based on a combination of employee satisfaction metrics, financial performance data, and transparency regarding corporate sustainability initiatives over the past three years.
Under the baton of U.S. Ambassador Lisa Argyros, the American 250th anniversary festivities in Latvia transcended traditional diplomacy this week. By pairing Hollywood icons David Foster, Katharine McPhee, and Kristin Chenoweth with local Latvian talent, the two-day event in Riga underscored a deepening strategic and cultural bond between the two nations.
For the fourth year in a row, Atlanta-based manufacturer Momar has earned a place on Selling Power magazine’s annual ranking of the 60 Best Companies to Sell For. The distinction highlights the company’s ability to maintain high standards for its sales force amidst a challenging 2026 business climate.
After two decades of service at the Dublin-based healthcare provider, Emily Stickley has been appointed Chief Executive Officer, succeeding founder Rich Johnson. The transition arrives alongside the appointment of Emily Wagner as Chief Financial Officer, marking a strategic shift for the organization as it manages care for 20,000 individuals.
Despite a century of refined data collection and billion-dollar investments in cloud-based feedback platforms, 42 percent of HR professionals still struggle to retain staff. The persistent disconnect between gathering employee opinions and implementing meaningful change suggests that corporations have optimized the measurement process while ignoring the underlying conversation.
After securing the top-selling spot at Sprouts Farmers Market, the protein bar brand Prima is expanding into nearly 500 Kroger stores nationwide. This move marks the company’s largest conventional grocery rollout to date, positioning its whole-food, beef-tallow-based bars in front of millions of mainstream shoppers starting today.
As summer heat peaks, two wellness players are turning post-workout recovery into a ritual. Stretch Zone, the practitioner-assisted stretching leader, and Hint, the unsweetened flavored water brand, have launched a nationwide partnership to offer complimentary hydration samples at 100 select studio locations across the United States.
Beneath the Dallas skyline, a fifteen-hundred-pound longhorn named Buddy has become the city’s answer to soccer prophecy. With a track record of knockout-round predictions defined by two feed buckets and a flag, the bovine oracle prepares to make his final tournament pick live this Thursday at Fuel City.
The 2003 champion Chris Moneymaker bowed out on the money bubble of the $10,000 WSOP Main Event, settling for 1,382nd place. As the tournament field thins, Americas Cardroom professionals Alex Foxen and Martin Zamani successfully navigated the Day 4 pressure to secure their spots in the fifth day of play.
Dental hygienists working through the Kwikly platform can now access advanced clinical training and certification paths under a new partnership with Spear Education. The collaboration aims to transition the role of the hygienist from a standard support staffer to a collaborative co-therapist capable of driving practice growth.
With over 25 years of experience in operational transformation, Irvinder Singh Lail has been appointed as the new Head of Global Capability at J.S. Held. Tasked with refining the firm’s international operating model, Lail will focus on standardizing shared platforms and scaling infrastructure to better mobilize expertise across time zones.
MultiDimension Technology has launched the TMR1228D, a dual-axis magnetic switch IC designed for continuous, always-on detection in smart utility meters and industrial motion control. By leveraging Tunneling Magnetoresistance technology, the sensor achieves high sensitivity at 1.5μA per axis, bypassing the limitations of traditional duty-cycled power methods.
Robert Rizzo, a seasoned dealmaker with over two decades of experience, has joined McDermott Will & Schulte as Global Co-Head of its Private Equity Group. The move signals an aggressive push by the firm to solidify its standing within the competitive New York private capital market and beyond.
