Michael Harris, the entertainment executive behind Death Row Records, has finalized a multi-million-dollar deal to acquire the Atlanta Attack franchise. This high-profile investment signals a shift for Harris from music industry titan to a central figure in the rapidly scaling Team Boxing League’s national sports infrastructure.
Tallahassee-based F&I Sentinel has secured a spot on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing private companies for the fourth consecutive year. The achievement underscores a significant transformation in auto finance, where regulatory adherence has evolved from a peripheral back-office task into a core strategic priority for lenders and dealerships.
With two decades of specialized manufacturing, Xinran Group is accelerating the international rollout of its integrated energy solutions. From high-efficiency magnetic levitation chillers powering public infrastructure to gas turbines supporting data centers in the UK and Dubai, the firm is positioning itself as a critical supplier for global energy projects.
Dr. Reem Z. Sharaiha has performed the first procedure using the EndoZip™ system at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center, marking the facility’s official entry into the EASE™ IDE trial. This clinical study evaluates an automated suturing technology designed to simplify minimally invasive obesity treatments across the United States.
Insurance carriers struggling with legacy systems now have a pathway to modernize underwriting without the typical multi-year overhaul. Appian and Synechron have unveiled a joint reference architecture, the Open Underwriting Stack, which layers AI-driven process automation and open data foundations over existing core insurance platforms.
Eighty-one percent of healthcare IT leaders view direct clinician involvement as a prerequisite for deploying artificial intelligence, according to a survey from Carta Healthcare. The study, conducted among members of the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives, confirms that no senior technology executive considers physician oversight optional in modern clinical workflows.
Beginning January 1, 2027, the Missouri Department of Social Services will enforce stricter federal income and community engagement mandates under H.R. 1. To manage this transition, the state is deepening its five-year partnership with verification firm SteadyIQ to automate eligibility determinations and ensure program integrity for Medicaid and SNAP applicants.
Investors who purchased Cogent Communications Holdings common stock between February 29, 2024, and May 1, 2026, have until September 21, 2026, to seek lead plaintiff status in a newly filed securities class action lawsuit currently pending in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia.
Philadelphia-based Orchestra Life Sciences secured the 203rd spot on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list, driven by a 1,482.8% revenue surge between 2022 and 2025. This technical consultancy, which specializes in complex biopharmaceutical manufacturing, has scaled from a four-person startup to a global team of nearly 100 professionals in five years.
California refinery closures have removed 285,000 barrels per day of capacity, forcing Arizona buyers to source fuel from El Paso, Texas. In response to this market shift, Argus Media has launched new daily price assessments for diesel and gasoline to track the growing influence of this mid-continent supply hub.
With the U.S. medical spa industry cresting $17 billion in annual revenue, Nashville-based VIO Med Spa has signed 15 new franchise owners in the first half of 2026. This surge in development, the brand's strongest to date, coincides with a strategic pivot toward smaller store footprints and enhanced digital operations.
Thirty-eight weeks is all it takes for Chapter Renovation to complete a home project, a duration less than half the industry standard of 77 weeks. The design-build firm attributes this speed to its proprietary RenoTech™ platform, which coordinates specialized teams to work in parallel rather than sequentially.
Investors who acquired Rackspace Technology, Inc. securities between May 7 and July 8, 2026, face a pivotal September 28 deadline to join a class action lawsuit. The litigation follows allegations that the company concealed critical shifts in its business model, resulting in significant financial losses for shareholders.
Massachusetts homeowners driving specific bidirectional electric vehicles can now secure a dcbel Ara home energy station at no cost. The initiative, funded by the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center, aims to stabilize the state power grid while allowing residents to use their car batteries as reliable home energy backups.
Dolby Laboratories has acquired a massive intellectual property portfolio from Florida Atlantic University, securing 683 assets including 250 patents developed by university researchers. The acquisition centers on advanced video-compression technology that significantly reduces data requirements while maintaining high visual quality for global streaming and broadcasting markets.
After a seven-year absence, Dave's Killer Bread is returning its Pumpkin Spice Madness bagels to grocery shelves nationwide. The Milwaukie-based brand aims to capture the seasonal market by blending traditional autumn spices with its signature organic, whole-grain profile, positioning the product as a bridge between indulgence and nutritional density.
Investors who sold Smartsheet shares between June 1 and September 23, 2024, are being urged to join a class action lawsuit against the software firm. The litigation centers on allegations that the company repurchased its own stock while secretly negotiating a lucrative acquisition by Blackstone and Vista Equity Partners.
Investors who purchased Hertz Global Holding stock between May 7 and June 23, 2026, are being urged to join a securities fraud class action lawsuit. The legal action follows a sudden 40% drop in share price after the company disclosed unexpected losses and a surprise debt offering.
Financial barriers prevent millions of pets from receiving necessary medical treatment, with 94% of veterinarians citing cost as the primary reason clients decline care. To bridge this divide, PetSmart Charities has launched a new fellowship program designed to train the next generation of community-focused veterinarians.
Oklahoma homeowners facing rising climate risks can now tap into new insurance incentives designed to lower premiums while fortifying properties against severe weather. Mercury Insurance launched an enhanced product line this week, offering significant discounts for impact-resistant roofing and wildfire mitigation efforts across the state.
As artificial intelligence adoption accelerates across clinical workflows, Mercyhealth has partnered with Vitea to implement a dedicated governance platform. The health system, which operates across Illinois and Wisconsin, aims to secure its multi-site network by enforcing real-time safety policies and ensuring total visibility into every AI application in use.
Pet parents struggling with the logistics of defrosting fresh-frozen dog food have a new option hitting shelves this month. Mars Petcare brand Nom Nom is introducing Scoopable Meal Clusters, a product designed to bypass overnight thawing, allowing owners to pour, scoop, and serve a balanced meal in just fifteen minutes.
Drawing on ancient philosophy to address modern technological upheaval, Chinese President Xi Jinping called for dynamic, context-driven AI governance during the 2026 World AI Conference in Shanghai. The event gathered international stakeholders to reconcile the rapid pace of innovation with the mounting ethical and security risks facing the global community.
For the first time in two decades, a new leader has emerged at the summit of industry benchmarks as Leaf Home secured the number one position on both the Qualified Remodeler Top 500 and Roofing Contractor Top 100 lists for 2026.
New York-based asset manager Blue Owl Capital is entering the debt markets with an offering of 10-year senior unsecured notes. The firm plans to direct the net proceeds from this sale specifically toward paying down outstanding borrowings currently held under its existing revolving credit facility, pending market conditions.
Sixty-one percent of American adults now oppose the construction of data centers in their own communities, a 12-point jump since this past spring. While public sentiment toward artificial intelligence remains largely stable, the physical presence of massive server infrastructure has become a focal point of widespread local resistance.
Insurance brokers, investors, and startup founders will gather at the Fairmont Chicago from August 31 to September 2 for BrokerTech Connect: Chicago. The event, hosted by BrokerTech Ventures, aims to bridge the gap between legacy insurance practices and the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence and digital-first operations.
Investors who purchased Bloom Energy Corporation stock between February 27, 2025, and July 8, 2026, face a September 28, 2026, deadline to join a securities class action lawsuit. The litigation follows allegations that the company obscured its reliance on Chinese-sourced scandium, misleading shareholders about its core business operations.
Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Jay Calvert secured high national rankings in Newsweek’s 2026 list of America's Best Plastic Surgeons, earning recognition across five distinct specialties. The board-certified surgeon achieved a notable third-place ranking for rhinoplasty and seventeenth for facelifts, cementing his standing in a competitive medical field.
Maryland’s top technology and innovation officials will anchor the seventh annual State of GovTech summit, scheduled for September 9–10 in Silver Spring. The event aims to bridge the gap between public sector administrators and private investors, focusing on the practical challenges of modernization and digital transformation within local government.
