Austin-based geospatial services firm SAM has been acquired by New Mountain Capital, marking the end of a five-year growth cycle under Peak Rock Capital. The transaction transitions the provider of critical infrastructure data to new ownership following a period of aggressive expansion and revenue doubling.
Retired Army veteran Desi Cleveland completed the first ceremonial sale at a Trulieve dispensary in Marietta, marking the official launch of expanded medical cannabis offerings in Georgia. The milestone follows the enactment of Senate Bill 220, which broadens patient access to flower and vaporization products across the state.
Engineers designing humanoid robots and industrial servo systems now have a more resilient option for position feedback. MultiDimension Technology has unveiled the TMR3111D, a rotary encoder IC that leverages tunneling magnetoresistance to maintain precision at speeds reaching 40,000 rpm, outperforming traditional Hall-effect alternatives in noisy environments.
Riders hitting the dirt can now communicate in real-time without taking their hands off the bars. Leatt Corporation and Cardo Systems have unveiled the Cardo Venture, the world’s first motocross helmet to feature a fully integrated wireless mesh communication system, aiming to modernize training and group riding safety.
Kfar Saba-based Silicom Ltd. will disclose its financial performance for the second quarter of 2026 on Wednesday, July 29. Management plans to host a conference call at 9:00 a.m. Eastern Time to discuss the results and address inquiries from the investment community.
Private sector payrolls grew by 98,000 jobs in June, signaling a deceleration in hiring across the United States. While demand for labor persists in specific sectors like education and health services, economists point to a combination of supply constraints and longer job-search durations as key factors behind the cooling pace.
Patients who stick with the same general practitioner for more than five years see their odds of urgent hospital admission drop by up to 21 percent, according to a new Dutch study published in the Annals of Family Medicine, which highlights the critical role of continuity in primary care.
A Phase I trial of 40 healthy adults has provided the first human proof-of-concept for AdJane’s native Outer Membrane Vesicle (nOMV) platform. By combining the technology with a SARS-CoV-2 Spike protein, researchers successfully triggered both systemic and mucosal immune responses, offering a potential strategy to block respiratory pathogen transmission.
A randomized, double-blind study of 40 healthy adults has provided the first clinical proof-of-concept for AdJane’s native Outer Membrane Vesicle (nOMV) platform. The Delft-based company reported that its intranasal vaccine candidate successfully induced both systemic and mucosal immune responses, offering a potential solution to transmission gaps in respiratory infections.
As the United States reaches its 250th anniversary, the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) is concluding a decade-long initiative dedicated to historical preservation and patriotic education. With 190,000 members, the organization has spent years documenting Revolutionary War history and engaging local communities to honor the nation’s founding.
Stockholm-based biopharmaceutical firm Sobi will release its financial performance report for the second quarter of 2026 on July 16 at 08:00 CEST. The company has organized a conference call for investors, analysts, and media members to review these results later that same day at 14:00 CEST.
Talos Energy is moving to secure $800 million in new capital through an offering of second-priority senior secured notes due in 2034. The Houston-based firm plans to deploy the proceeds to fund its pending Gulf of America acquisition and refinance existing debt obligations maturing in 2029.
Brookdale Senior Living is expanding its award-winning podcast, The Grey Take, into a full video series for its second season. By moving to YouTube and Spotify, the nation's largest senior living operator aims to deepen its connection with caregivers navigating the complex, often non-linear realities of aging.
Pennsylvania and New Jersey are facing a looming mental health crisis, with psychiatrist shortages projected to hit 61% and 59% respectively by 2030. To combat this, Author Health is entering both states, bringing a specialized, tech-enabled care model designed to serve Medicare and Special Needs Plan recipients.
Greenville-based lender Advance America has launched an application within ChatGPT, allowing users to locate branches, review loan products, and access service information directly through AI-driven conversations. The move signals a broader shift in the consumer lending sector to meet customers inside the digital interfaces where they already spend their time.
Ryan Bleeks, a veteran executive with over two decades of experience in the ophthalmology and optometry sectors, has been named President of Aquinas Leadership Group. His appointment signals a strategic shift for the pharmaceutical training firm as it transitions away from its founder-led origins toward a new phase of market expansion.
Every outstanding share of The Farmers Bancorp common stock has been converted into 3.40 shares of Richmond Mutual Bancorporation stock as of July 1, 2026. This move officially unites the two Indiana-based financial institutions, setting the stage for a consolidated operation under the First Bank Midwest brand.
B2B marketers face mounting pressure to justify budgets with precise data, yet planning often relies on guesswork. To bridge this gap, TI Marketing Solutions has launched TiForecast, a complimentary tool designed to project campaign performance and pipeline impact in roughly 15 seconds without requiring user registration or account creation.
S&P Global has officially finalized the separation of its Mobility division, launching it as an independent public company under the name Mobility Global Inc. Shares of the new entity began regular-way trading on the New York Stock Exchange today under the ticker symbol MBGL, marking the conclusion of a 15-month transition process.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony at 211 W. Fort Street marked the official arrival of Nagase America’s Mobility Solutions office in the heart of the city. The event brought together local city officials and Japanese consular representatives to celebrate the company’s strategic expansion into Detroit’s central automotive corridor.
Mobility Global Inc. officially began trading on the New York Stock Exchange today under the ticker symbol MBGL, marking its formal separation from S&P Global Inc. The newly independent company, which holds a portfolio of automotive data brands including CARFAX and Polk Automotive Solutions, launched with a mission to serve the shifting automotive sector.
With the average price of a new vehicle now exceeding $50,000, ten models highlighted by the 2026 Cars.com American-Made Index offer a budget-friendly alternative. These vehicles, all starting under $35,000, prove that consumers can support domestic assembly and parts sourcing without spending a small fortune.
BTQ Technologies has secured final regulatory approval from French authorities to finalize its acquisition of QPerfect SAS, a Strasbourg-based leader in quantum software. The deal integrates QPerfect’s specialized emulation and digital twin capabilities into BTQ’s infrastructure, aiming to accelerate the development of secure, quantum-ready network systems.
A 57% plunge in Embecta Corp. shares on May 5, 2026, has triggered a class action lawsuit, with Robbins LLP seeking investors who suffered losses during a period of allegedly misleading financial guidance. The medical device manufacturer saw its stock plummet to $3.90 after missing revenue targets and slashing its dividend.
As AI agents migrate from experimental sandboxes into critical enterprise production, security teams face a fragmented landscape of platform-specific controls. Netzilo is addressing this visibility gap by extending its AI Detection and Response platform to Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, effectively decoupling governance from individual agent harnesses.
A second borehole at the Butembo Copper Project in the Democratic Republic of Congo has intersected copper mineralization 100 meters from the initial discovery site. The findings suggest the site possesses a mineralized system extending both laterally and at depth, moving beyond the isolated results of the company's first drill.
Fire commanders in the Czech Republic have moved beyond radio-only communication, integrating live video intelligence into emergency operations. By deploying bonded-IP technology from LiveU, the Fire Rescue Service can now stream thermal and aerial footage directly to decision-makers, a shift that has already significantly reduced response times during major wildfires.
Moving its core research operations from California to Conshohocken, textile regeneration firm Reju has opened its first dedicated U.S. facility. The lab, embedded within existing Technip Energies infrastructure, aims to fast-track the transition of proprietary chemical recycling technologies from laboratory concept to industrial-scale production.
New York-based private equity firm Avista Healthcare Partners has finalized its acquisition of the German vitamins, minerals, and supplements platform Sanotact Group GmbH. The deal integrates a seasoned European manufacturer into Avista’s expanding consumer healthcare portfolio, marking the firm’s ninth platform investment within the sector.
From a modest North Carolina State University research project to a global software titan, SAS officially hits its 50-year milestone today. The company, which has remained profitable and debt-free since its inception, now provides critical analytical infrastructure to organizations across 150 countries, spanning sectors from healthcare to finance.
