Dr. Vaughan Rees, a veteran public health scientist from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, will join the Truth Initiative as Chief Research Officer on October 27. He succeeds Dr. Barbara Schillo, taking the helm of the organization’s scientific arm, the Schroeder Institute, to address shifting addiction trends.
The Controllers Council has officially opened the application process for its seventh annual Controller of the Year Awards, a program designed to spotlight excellence among corporate accounting and finance executives. Candidates ranging from startup controllers to CFOs have until December 15 to submit their credentials for consideration.
Following a successful five-site pilot that saw severe speeding violations drop by as much as 61%, Kentucky has expanded its real-time work zone speed enforcement program statewide. The initiative, authorized by the 2025 Jared Lee Helton Act, utilizes Acusensus technology to assist Kentucky State Police in safeguarding highway construction crews.
Enterprises struggling with bloated IT costs and sluggish model performance often misdiagnose the root cause as a simple need for more hardware. According to new research from Info-Tech Research Group, these performance bottlenecks stem from a fundamental misalignment between infrastructure architecture and the specific, shifting demands of modern AI workloads.
New Orleans will host thousands of higher education leaders from April 4–7, 2027, as Ellucian launches registration for its annual global technology conference. Centered on the theme "The Heartbeat of Innovation," the event aims to address institutional challenges through peer collaboration and emerging AI-driven solutions at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center.
Patients in the United States now have access to a lower-cost version of riociguat, as Zydus Lifesciences and MSN Laboratories announce the first generic alternative to Adempas. The treatment, approved by the USFDA across five dosage strengths, targets rare, progressive forms of pulmonary hypertension that previously lacked generic competition.
“I wanted to create a safety system to help remind parents to remove their children from the backseat of a parked car,” said an inventor from Maringouin, Louisiana. The resulting device, dubbed BIDS, is designed to trigger an automatic alert if a child is left unattended in a vehicle.
The Woodruff Gallery shopping center now hosts the first Greenville outpost of Metro Diner, a 3,700-square-foot space at 1178 Woodruff Road. The restaurant, which seats 159 guests across its dining room and patio, marks the latest expansion for the Florida-born chain known for hearty, scratch-made American comfort food.
Securing an affordable vehicle requires more than just picking a model; it demands a strategic approach to credit and lending. Sean Walczyk, Director of Strategic Development at Amherst Federal Credit Union, suggests that local drivers in Amherst and Williamsville can significantly lower costs through disciplined financial preparation.
Former Los Angeles County sex crimes prosecutor Sam Dordulian is set to receive two major awards for his work representing victims of sexual violence. The honors, awarded by the Crime Survivors Resource Center and Peace Over Violence, recognize his transition from criminal prosecution to civil legal advocacy.
Las Vegas-based LV Petroleum has appointed Jonathan Pertchik, Peter Crage, and Stephen J. Girsky to its Board of Directors, signaling a strategic shift toward institutional growth. The new members bring extensive experience from the travel center industry and public markets to help guide the company's expanding network of sites.
For years, access to OpenAI and Anthropic remained locked behind the doors of venture capital and private equity. Corgi Invest is now breaking that barrier with the launch of the MN ETF, an actively managed fund that brings exposure to these private AI powerhouses into a standard, exchange-traded structure.
LogicMonitor is integrating its Edwin AI observability engine directly into ServiceNow through a new Agent-to-Agent (A2A) framework developed alongside Work4Flow. This bridge allows ServiceNow AI agents to pull real-time operational context, root cause analysis, and diagnostic metrics without leaving their primary incident management environment.
Following a high-attendance gathering in Phoenix, the Emergency Nurses Association has officially selected Kansas City, Missouri, as the destination for its 2027 annual conference. The event is scheduled to bring thousands of professionals to the Kansas City Convention Center from September 15-18, 2027.
A Skokie, Illinois, resident has developed the DAMOM FOR INFANT FEEDING, a patent-pending accessory designed to replicate the physical intimacy of breastfeeding during bottle sessions. The device aims to provide infants with proximity to a caregiver’s heartbeat and body warmth to foster a deeper emotional connection during routine feeding.
Irvine-based skincare brand Epicutis has elevated Dr. James Y. Wang to Chief Medical Officer, tasking the board-certified dermatologist with overseeing clinical research and medical strategy. Wang, who previously chaired the company’s scientific advisory board, will now bridge the gap between Signum Biosciences' laboratory discoveries and professional clinical application.
While over 82% of organizations claim to prioritize a human-centric culture, only 20% of HR teams evaluate AI tools for their impact on employees before implementation. This disconnect, highlighted in a new report by McLean & Company, risks eroding worker trust and engagement as firms rush to automate.
A custom-built aircraft sits inside the hangar at 2151 Lockheed Way, waiting for students to climb into the cockpit. On October 21, Click Bond transforms its facility into an interactive lab, aiming to bridge the gap between local families and the high-tech reality of modern aerospace manufacturing.
On October 14, the Click Bond facility in Watertown, Connecticut, will host an interactive educational fair designed to bridge the gap between local students and modern industrial careers. From 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., the company invites families to explore the high-tech reality behind aerospace and defense manufacturing.
While 88% of HR teams claim to prioritize a human-centric approach, only 20% actually assess the impact of AI on employees before implementation. This disconnect between stated values and technical deployment leaves many organizations vulnerable to declining trust and engagement as they rush to integrate new automated tools.
For the fourth year running, Redwood City-based Simpplr has earned a Leader position in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Intranet Packaged Solutions. The recognition underscores the firm’s shift from simple information broadcasting to an AI-driven hub designed to unify fragmented digital workplaces and streamline complex enterprise tasks.
When a firefighter enters a burning structure, the steel and concrete walls often act as a Faraday cage, silencing the radios they rely on for survival. For twenty years, Novi-based WZC Networking has focused on eliminating these life-threatening dead zones, ensuring emergency personnel remain connected when seconds count.
Over 250 volunteers across Texas, Oklahoma, and Colorado provided $290,850 in pro bono dental services this year, marking a 35% increase in donated care. The Share A Smile Project initiative successfully treated 253 patients, completing 1,284 individual procedures through a network of seven regional clinical locations.
Five partners from the Boston-based firm Rubin Rudman have earned spots on the 2027 Lawdragon 500 Leading Corporate Employment Lawyers list. The guide highlights attorneys recognized for navigating complex workplace litigation, wage disputes, and restrictive covenant negotiations for both public and private sector clients.
Frustrated by the persistent tangle of charging cords for his personal electronics, a Plainfield, Illinois-based inventor has developed a patent-pending cable organizer designed to secure, wind, and label individual power lines. The system aims to simplify storage for everything from smartphone cables to laptop chargers in one compact unit.
A record-breaking year for the Outdoors Tomorrow Foundation has brought 804 new schools into its Outdoor Adventures program. Bolstered by a $600,000 grant from the Safari Club International Foundation, the nonprofit is rapidly integrating wildlife conservation and outdoor skills into K-12 physical education curriculums nationwide.
As equity compensation and soaring market returns build personal fortunes at an unprecedented pace, Naples-based finance professional Bobby Garon warns that insurance coverage is failing to keep up. This disconnect leaves the newly wealthy exposed to lawsuits and liability claims that can dismantle years of successful financial planning in minutes.
The United States Patent and Trademark Office has issued U.S. Patent 12,714,760 to Carlsbad-based HAI Solutions, formalizing the company’s integration of RFID technology into its QIKcap platform. This move marks a pivot toward AI-enabled oversight for needle-free IV connector sterilization, aiming to standardize clinical care across hospital departments.
A $5.8 billion deal to acquire RXO Inc. faces legal scrutiny as Ademi LLP probes whether the $30.25 per share consideration offers fair value to public investors. The investigation centers on potential conflicts of interest, board conduct, and contractual barriers that may stifle competitive bidding for the company.
With roughly 3.5 million infants born annually in the United States, an Albuquerque-based inventor is targeting the nursery market with a dual-purpose solution. The Bear Besties toy aims to streamline the taxing process of infant care by combining gum-soothing features with a mechanical design that assists in burping.
