ScaleNorth, a major provider of NetSuite advisory and BPO services, has confirmed its gold sponsorship for Oracle NetSuite’s annual user conference, SuiteWorld 2026. The event, held at Caesars Forum in Las Vegas from October 25 to 28, centers on the theme "Ready for Next" and highlights new AI-driven business workflows.
Patients and community members have awarded Rodeo Dental & Orthodontics Gold for Best Orthodontist and Silver for Best Dentist in the 2026 Best in DFW People's Choice Awards. The recognition highlights the practice's influence across the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex through its commitment to accessible, multi-specialty oral healthcare.
With thousands of residential properties recently reclassified into high-risk flood zones by FEMA, managing agency access to specialized insurance has become a priority. reThought Flood is now integrating with Vertafore’s PL Rating system, aiming to place its private coverage directly in front of 10,000 independent agents.
Palo Alto-based Zenarate is reframing the standard for enterprise customer service by shifting the definition of success from simple process adherence to a single, critical question: did the customer’s problem actually get solved? The company is positioning its platform to bridge the persistent gap between AI interactions and human resolution.
Reconview has officially opened an 18,000-square-foot production plant at its Locust, North Carolina campus, pushing the company’s total manufacturing footprint to 23,000 square feet. This expansion follows two years of construction and aims to address a sharp rise in market demand for the firm's mobile surveillance technology.
A red carpet and a live DJ will replace the usual morning rush at Pret A Manger’s Union Square location on October 23. The sandwich chain is hosting a one-night-only party at its 857 Broadway shop to celebrate the relaunch of Club Pret, its monthly beverage subscription service.
As Hurricane Isaias tracks toward Florida, Duke Energy has mobilized repair crews and issued urgent safety warnings for residents across its service territory. The utility company is bracing for potential widespread power outages, urging customers to finalize their emergency preparations before the storm’s heavy winds and flooding begin.
Hexaware Technologies has secured a multi-year status as a Preferred Partner within Anthropic’s Claude Partner Network, a move designed to shift enterprise AI adoption from experimental projects toward measurable business outcomes. The deal embeds Claude directly into Hexaware’s Zerovity and AgentVerse platforms to streamline IT operations and software engineering.
The CORIS System, a medical technology designed to automate the cleaning of flexible endoscopes, has earned the 2026 Australian Good Design Award Gold Winner title. The independent jury recognized the innovation for addressing longstanding hygiene challenges that have historically plagued clinical reprocessing workflows and patient safety protocols.
Perched on the dramatic cliffs of Cap Malabata where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic, a new Four Seasons resort will soon anchor Tangier’s northern coastline. The project, backed by GFH Bank, aims to blend the brand’s signature hospitality with the region’s distinct cultural heritage and panoramic views of the Spanish coast.
For outdoor enthusiasts, the perfect trip often hinges on the proximity of a comfortable base camp to a premier trail. The Dyrt has released its 2026 list of the best places to camp for hiking, highlighting ten campgrounds that offer the most direct access to high-quality wilderness exploration.
Victor Minella, the former official who performed the duties of the Under Secretary of the Navy, has joined Irving-based defense technology firm Redhawk as a Strategic Advisor. His appointment aims to sharpen the company’s efforts in national security, intelligence, and the modernization of mission-focused naval systems.
In Panama City Beach, the strength of the coastal community relies less on geography and more on a dense web of residents committed to local stewardship. A recent HelloNation feature highlights how a long-standing tradition of neighbors helping neighbors transforms individual volunteer efforts into a resilient civic infrastructure.
One year after launching its franchise program, Richardson-based Service Experts has secured the 117th spot on the 2026 Franchise Times Top 400 list. This milestone follows a record-breaking third quarter for the HVAC provider, which added five new franchise agreements to its expanding national network.
San Francisco-based startup DriveTestIQ has released dedicated iPhone and Android applications alongside a website overhaul to streamline how Americans prepare for state licensing exams. The platform integrates localized study materials for standard driver, commercial, and motorcycle licenses, allowing users to synchronize progress across desktop and mobile devices seamlessly.
Spartanburg-based Hypersign.com has launched InRoom Guest, a digital platform allowing hotels to customize television interfaces based on the specific purpose of a traveler's stay. By moving away from static room displays, the software tailors content—from wedding schedules to business agendas—directly to the guest's unique reason for visiting.
Seconds after a collision, the urge to downplay injuries or appease insurance adjusters can jeopardize a victim's financial recovery. Pittsburgh attorney Frank Walker argues that early legal guidance is not a precursor to litigation, but a necessary safeguard for navigating Pennsylvania’s complex insurance landscape and protecting long-term interests.
Eagan, Minnesota, will host the first American location for N Family School, a UK-based early childhood education provider known for its B Corp certification. The company, which operates 58 sites across Britain, plans to launch its research-led curriculum and purpose-built facilities in the suburb later this year.
Domestic battery manufacturing faces a supply chain bottleneck, with China controlling nearly 95% of the global market. To counter this dependence, Los Angeles-based XBM USA and SiCAM Technologies are merging their respective sulfur cathode and silicon-carbon anode innovations to build a high-energy, U.S.-sourced battery platform for eVTOLs and drones.
After 21 years of offering luxury furniture at steep discounts, The Dump Luxe Furniture Outlets announced a permanent closure. Starting Thursday, October 8, the chain will launch a massive going-out-of-business sale across all locations, partnering with SB360 Capital Partners to liquidate $100 million in retail-value inventory.
Starting October 12, Americas Cardroom will incentivize play for U.S.-registered accounts with a new weekly leaderboard. The contest awards $6,195 in Sunday tournament tickets to the top 10 finishers, providing a direct path to the platform’s high-stakes weekend schedule for those who navigate 40 qualifying events throughout the week.
California-based pantry staple brand Brightland has tapped Hannah Cranston Media to spearhead its public relations strategy. The partnership aims to elevate the company’s market presence through targeted storytelling and digital visibility as the brand seeks to further disrupt the premium olive oil and culinary essentials category.
The cardiology sector sees a major shift as CardioOne integrates CardioSphere and the Midwest Cardiovascular Institute into its network. This consolidation aims to transition physicians away from hospital employment models, replacing traditional corporate structures with physician-owned groups that maintain deep, strategic ties to regional health systems.
Vancouver-based General Fusion has achieved a significant technical milestone, pushing its Lawson Machine 26 (LM26) to heat plasma beyond 12 million degrees Celsius. This result validates the company’s unconventional approach to fusion energy, which relies on low-speed mechanical compression rather than the high-powered lasers or superconducting magnets favored by industry peers.
Nearly 37 years after its founding, the North Carolina-based retailer Classic Firearms is debuting a refreshed brand identity. The update, featuring a new logo and visual language, signals a strategic pivot for the company as it attempts to align its historical roots with modern digital expectations.
Nearly forty years after its founding, online retailer Classic Firearms has launched a comprehensive brand refresh. The move signals a deliberate effort to align the company’s visual identity with its current scale, balancing long-standing customer expectations with the demands of a modern digital marketplace.
After nearly three years guiding financial operations at Netchex, Kelly Kennedy has stepped into the CFO role at RKD Group. She joins the Plano-based agency during a period of sustained expansion, tasked with overseeing financial strategy for a firm that serves major nonprofit organizations across North America.
Sky Protocol has become the first stablecoin project to secure a B3 issuer rating from Moody’s Ratings. This milestone follows a B- rating from S&P Global, positioning the protocol as the only entity in its sector to hold formal credit assessments from two major global rating agencies.
After nearly forty years as a direct-to-consumer fixture in the shooting sports industry, Monroe-based Classic Firearms is overhauling its visual identity. The company, which evolved from a local enthusiast project into a digital-first retailer, intends for the new logo and branding to bridge its legacy values with its current scale.
As World Mental Health Day approaches, a study from Camp Fire reveals that young people are arriving at summer programs under unprecedented emotional strain. By analyzing successful interventions across four states, researchers found that intentional, low-cost support systems are now essential for helping campers navigate anxiety, social isolation, and neurodivergence.
