United Therapeutics Corporation has stepped in as the Visionary and Presenting Sponsor for National Patch Day 2026, bolstering the Miami-based initiative’s mission to provide emotional support to young people navigating cancer, severe illness, and mental health challenges through a unique, global network of encouragement.
San Francisco-based chocolatier See's Candies is marking its 105th year in business by reviving Lollypalooza, a month-long tribute to its signature square confections. Throughout July, the brand is offering discounts and sweepstakes, culminating in the release of a new, mystery flavor on National Lollypop Day, July 20.
With summer storm season approaching, The Brothers That Just Do Gutters is rolling out flexible payment plans to help homeowners tackle essential exterior repairs. By offering interest-free options and monthly installments, the company aims to prevent long-term water damage to foundations and roofs without requiring large upfront capital.
A steady flow of regional officials and company executives gathered in Cassopolis, Michigan, on July 1 to break ground on a new manufacturing facility for Fibrosan. The project marks a strategic pivot for the Turkish-owned firm, which aims to anchor its North American supply chain through local production of glass-reinforced plastics.
Instead of the drone of a vacuum or the splash of a mop, the Scottsdale-based cleaning franchise wants homeowners to listen for the sound of waves or backyard laughter. The company’s new summer campaign, "Imagine... Putting Down the Mop and Picking Up Where You Left Off," focuses on trading chores for time.
A 19% premium on share price sealed the deal as Blue Owl Capital finalized its acquisition of Sila Realty Trust, a Tampa-based healthcare real estate investment firm. The move, approved by over 98% of Sila stockholders, marks a significant expansion of Blue Owl’s net lease assets within the resilient medical sector.
Investors who held Commvault Systems securities between April 29, 2025, and January 26, 2026, have until July 17, 2026, to file for lead plaintiff status in a federal class action lawsuit. The litigation follows a sharp 31% drop in share price after the company reported a significant deceleration in SaaS ARR growth.
Investors who purchased First Solar securities between February 26, 2025, and February 24, 2026, have until August 24, 2026, to seek lead plaintiff status in a federal securities class action. The lawsuit claims the company misled shareholders regarding its ability to navigate U.S. tariff policies and production facility challenges.
Chef Jude Kereama is headlining a new educational drive to connect professional kitchens and home cooks with responsibly farmed seafood. The campaign, a collaboration between Best Aquaculture Practices and Great British Chefs, aims to demystify the BAP certification label through a series of culinary demonstrations and expert-led recipes.
Datalink Networks has secured a position on the 2026 MSP 501, a global ranking that identifies top-tier managed service providers based on financial health, operational efficiency, and long-term business viability rather than simple revenue size.
Six total knee replacements completed in under four hours mark the debut of OrthAlign’s Lantern ASC system, a portable navigation platform designed to bypass the heavy capital costs and workflow constraints of traditional surgical robotics in ambulatory surgery centers.
With export volumes climbing 60.5% in 2025 to reach RMB 1.22 billion, Yunnan has solidified its status as China’s premier floral hub. As global demand for the province’s blooms intensifies, industry leaders are shifting focus toward the upcoming IFEX Kunming 2026 expo, scheduled to host 600 exhibitors this September.
A 198-acre aggregate quarry in Woodbury, New York, is heading to bankruptcy auction, offering buyers a rare, fully permitted mineral asset in the Hudson Valley. With over 66 million tons of estimated and probable reserves, the site represents a strategic foothold for construction supply chains serving the New York metropolitan area.
Teenagers who feel their parents are frequently distracted by mobile devices are significantly more likely to develop insecure attachment styles. A study published in Frontiers in Psychology suggests that parental device habits, rather than just the amount of time teens spend on screens, play a critical role in adolescent emotional development.
Hansa Biopharma has officially closed an exclusive licensing agreement with SERB Pharmaceuticals, transferring the commercial rights for its transplant drug Idefirix across Europe and the Middle East. The deal, valued at €115 million, provides the Swedish firm with significant capital as it prepares for a potential product launch in the United States.
With over 25 years of leadership experience in higher education, Mark Garland has been appointed Campus President of the new Concorde Career Colleges facility in Glendale. His arrival marks a strategic expansion for the healthcare-focused division of Universal Technical Institute as it prepares to enter the Arizona market.
As supply chain constraints throttle the availability of new AI hardware, Newark-based Dataknox Solutions is launching a third-party maintenance program to keep aging infrastructure functional. The service targets equipment reaching end-of-life status from manufacturers like NVIDIA, Intel, and AMD, offering companies a path to avoid costly, premature equipment refreshes.
Facilities management software is moving away from static screen-based navigation toward conversational AI. New capabilities introduced by Facilio allow operations teams to manage work orders, validate invoices, and process inspections through natural language prompts, voice commands, and third-party tools like ChatGPT or WhatsApp rather than manual platform entry.
As demand for attainable housing surges across the Southwest, The Richman Group has appointed Abby Perez as its new Director of Development for Arizona. Based in Phoenix, Perez will oversee the firm’s regional development pipeline while spearheading strategic efforts to enter markets in New Mexico and Nevada.
The Goodwood Festival of Speed Hillclimb Shootout will host the UK debut of the Subaru Brataroo 9500 Turbo this July 9–12. Travis Pastrana, who has twice claimed second place at the prestigious event, aims to push the purpose-built machine to its limits on the storied 1.16-mile course.
With AI-driven product searches surging 4,700 percent year-over-year, Chicago-based Lantern is debuting a platform designed to help ecommerce brands navigate the shift from traditional search links to AI-generated answers. The software moves beyond standard analytics by using specialized agents to identify and actively fix barriers to product visibility.
S&T Bancorp, Inc. will open its financial books for the second quarter on July 23, 2026, ahead of a live investor conference call scheduled for 1:00 pm ET that same day. The Indiana, Pennsylvania-based holding company plans to detail its quarterly performance via a public webcast.
Hansa Biopharma has completed an exclusive licensing agreement with SERB Pharmaceuticals, transferring the commercial rights for its kidney transplant treatment, Idefirix, across Europe and the MENA region. The transaction, valued at €115 million, provides a significant financial boost to the Swedish biotech firm as it prepares for a potential product launch in the United States.
House music producer OMNOM will headline the tenth anniversary of the Monster Energy Up & Up Festival, a national college circuit where the performance locations are decided not by promoters, but by the students themselves through a high-stakes, 48-hour grassroots ticket competition.
A massive USD 86.2 billion IPO from SpaceX propelled global equity capital markets to their strongest first-half performance since 2021. Total issuance hit USD 729.4 billion in the first six months of 2026, a 73% increase fueled by an insatiable investor appetite for AI infrastructure and technology-linked assets.
Brownsville, Texas, has reclaimed the top spot in Allstate’s 2026 America’s Best Drivers Report, with local motorists averaging nearly 15 years between collisions. Conversely, Boston continues to anchor the bottom of the list, where drivers face a collision frequency significantly higher than the national average of once every 10.86 years.
Seattle-based medical aesthetics provider SkinSpirit is integrating PDRN Salmon DNA into its service portfolio, marking a strategic pivot toward regenerative skin care. The new microneedling treatment utilizes a concentrated 3% formulation to stimulate collagen production and address structural skin concerns like inflammation and loss of elasticity.
As the United States prepares for Independence Day travel, IDEMIA Public Security is broadening access to expedited airport screening for military personnel, survivors, and disabled veterans. The initiative aims to streamline the travel process for those who serve by offering targeted enrollment discounts and fee waivers across its national network.
Childhood cancer survivors pursuing higher education across the United States have until August 15, 2026, to apply for a $1,000 scholarship from Orlando-based firm Norden Leacox Accident & Injury Law, an initiative designed to honor the resilience of students who have navigated a cancer diagnosis during their youth.
With twenty-eight verified client reviews cementing a perfect 5.0 score on Avvo, Lawrenceville-based Tailor Law P.C. has gained formal recognition for its criminal defense work. The firm, established by Al Tailor in 2025, leans on over a decade of courtroom experience to navigate Gwinnett County’s specific legal landscape.
