Huntsman Corporation will host a conference call on November 3, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. ET to review its financial performance for the third quarter. The session follows the release of the company’s quarterly statements and slide presentation, which are scheduled to be published after the market closes on November 2.
Competitive bass angler Andrew Krintz has secured a sponsorship deal with Kentucky Legend, a partnership the Owensboro-based food producer characterizes as an investment in a "Legend in the Making." The collaboration aligns the collegiate athlete’s rising professional career with the brand’s focus on tradition and community.
The historic Alfred I. duPont Building will host the inaugural Miami edition of the Chile Wine Fest on October 14, 2026. After two successful runs in New York, the event shifts south to showcase 20 Chilean wineries, offering both industry professionals and local consumers a deep dive into the nation’s diverse viticulture.
Three generations of the Lieberman family are bringing specialized dementia care resources to Sarasota and Manatee counties. By expanding the Fort Myers-based Dubin Center into their own backyard, the family aims to ensure local caregivers no longer face the isolating challenges of the disease without professional guidance and community support.
Ether.fi is overhauling its payment architecture by deploying MoonPay’s full suite of financial tools, aiming to bridge the gap between complex blockchain self-custody and the simplicity of mainstream neobanking. The partnership allows users to fund, trade, and spend digital assets without navigating fragmented vendor integrations or third-party redirects.
Addison-based infrastructure leader Valtir has finalized the acquisition of QWICK KURB, integrating the manufacturer's modular lane separation and channelization systems into its global catalog. The move, effective September 1, consolidates two major players in the highway safety sector to bolster protection for motorists, cyclists, and pedestrians across North America.
The Cibola County Board of Commissioners has officially recognized the strategic value of the Grants Mineral Belt, passing a resolution that supports the use of In-Situ Recovery technology for uranium extraction. This move aligns local policy with the growing push for environmentally responsible mineral development in New Mexico.
Shareholders of RXO, Inc. face a complex payout structure following the company’s proposed acquisition by C.H. Robinson Worldwide, prompting a formal investigation by New York-based Monteverde & Associates. The legal inquiry seeks to determine if the deal provides adequate value to investors given the current terms of the merger.
Victor Shiblie, the longtime president and publisher of The Washington Diplomat, is transitioning to the private sector as a senior advisor at Qorvis. His move marks a significant shift for the D.C.-based advisory firm, which aims to leverage his decades of experience navigating international diplomatic and business networks.
A 20.9% annual return on investment greets students pursuing a degree at The City College of New York, according to a new analysis by labor firm Lightcast. This figure comfortably eclipses the 10.9% 30-year average return of the stock market, framing the college education as a superior financial asset for graduates.
Gahn Lane, chief operating officer and chief of strategy at Double T Holdings, has been named a Pinnacle Professional Member by The Inner Circle for his role in steering the firm’s transition from a traditional agricultural business into a multifaceted investment enterprise.
After serving as acting CFO since June, seventeen-year veteran Anna Chipchase has been appointed the permanent chief financial officer of the American National Standards Institute. She officially assumed the role on October 1, 2026, tasked with overseeing the organization’s financial strategy during a period of digital transformation.
Nearly two years after devastating wildfires forced its closure, City National Bank has reopened its Palisades Village branch on Sunset Boulevard. The return of the 1,423-square-foot facility restores critical in-person financial services to a community still navigating the long-term economic consequences of the 2025 disaster.
Families and Friends of Gamblers (FFOG) has appointed its inaugural board of directors, positioning the organization as an independent alternative to mainstream problem-gambling groups. The move comes as advocates express deepening concern over the influence of industry funding from sports leagues and betting operators on national reform efforts.
Springfield drivers now have a new option for vehicle maintenance as Plaza Tire Service officially opens its latest location in the Illinois capital. The facility serves as the 19th outpost for the Sun Auto Network in the state, signaling a broader push to consolidate the company’s regional presence.
Harvested within an 11-mile radius of its Hebridean home, the second expression of The Laddie Rye hit U.S. shelves this week. The release marks a milestone for the Islay distillery, which continues to prioritize regenerative agriculture and soil health as it celebrates its 25th anniversary of progressive whisky-making.
Dmitro Popovich, a veteran of bulk liquid and dry bulk operations, has joined Boston Green Company as Director of Business Development for Terminal, Marine and Industrial Services. He is tasked with scaling the firm’s environmental and material handling footprint across the Northeast by leveraging nearly two decades of sector-specific experience.
Bechtel has partnered with the University of South Carolina’s Molinaroli College of Engineering and Computing to establish a dedicated fund aimed at training the next generation of nuclear energy professionals. The initiative seeks to bridge the gap between academic research and the skilled trades required for large-scale energy infrastructure projects.
The global market for advanced agricultural technologies is set to grow from $20.55 billion in 2025 to $30.90 billion by 2032. As farmers face mounting pressure to boost yields while curbing resource use, the sector is seeing a steady annual growth rate of 6.0 percent driven by automation and AI.
With thousands of daily updated listings, West Chester-based Track Rabbit is consolidating the fragmented automotive and motorsport event market. The platform now serves as a central clearinghouse for everything from local cars-and-coffee meetups to professional race series, offering organizers flexible tiers for registration and payment management.
Chicago-based IT services provider Tusker has appointed longtime executive Matt Gaudio as its new CEO, tasking him with maintaining the firm's growth trajectory. Gaudio steps into the role following the departure of Matt Zafirovski, who leaves the company after a six-year tenure marked by significant acquisitions and record-breaking performance.
Opifex-Synergy has finalized the acquisition of ECCO Equipment Company from an affiliate of Hitachi Construction Machinery, a move that grants the national rental provider immediate access to five states across the American West. The deal reshapes the firm's competitive standing by extending its reach into California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, and Idaho.
When family life shifts, rigid court orders often struggle to keep pace with a child’s evolving needs. Attorney Mark E. Zimmer of Mogel, Speidel, Bobb & Kershner PC examines the legal threshold for modifying Pennsylvania custody arrangements, emphasizing that the court’s primary focus remains the child’s best interests rather than parental convenience.
With $2 billion in annual gross merchandise volume already flowing through its platform, New York-based Santé has closed a $15 million Series A round. The infusion, led by FINTOP, follows a period of rapid expansion that saw the startup’s footprint grow by 500% in just six months.
A 16% single-session stock plunge has triggered a securities class action against FuelCell Energy, with investors alleging that executives misled the market regarding the company’s manufacturing capacity and the true cost of a major commercial contract with Fit Energy USA.
For the third consecutive year, the Roc Nation School of Music, Sports & Entertainment at Long Island University has secured a spot on Billboard’s annual Top Music Business Schools list. The Brooklyn-based institution earned the distinction for its industry-aligned curriculum and direct access to high-level professional networks.
A 25% single-day stock price drop has triggered a securities class action lawsuit against Endava plc. The litigation targets the company’s financial disclosures and leadership stability, specifically focusing on the period between September 4, 2025, and September 21, 2026, following the sudden administrative leave of its Chief Financial Officer.
The Sun Princess and Star Princess have secured the top spot as the world's best mega cruise ships in the 2026 Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards. This achievement marks the third consecutive year the Sun Princess has claimed the title, while the Star Princess earned the honor during its inaugural year.
Warminster-based Havis has unveiled its new DS-DELL-1300 series docking stations, engineered specifically for the Dell Pro Rugged 14 laptop. The hardware aims to streamline fleet deployments by offering one-handed operation and quad pass-through antenna technology, ensuring consistent connectivity for professionals working in demanding, high-mobility environments.
Quantum X Inc. has signed a binding letter of intent to acquire an 80% interest in United Kingdom-based TraderMade Systems Ltd. for $550,000. The deal aims to secure institutional-grade historical financial datasets to fuel the expansion of Quantum X’s artificial intelligence and quantitative computing infrastructure.
