Drawing on decades of frontline experience as a pediatrician and practice owner, Dr. Barbara Periard has transitioned into the Chief Medical Officer role at Office Practicum. She joins the firm to steer the clinical strategy and technological evolution of the company’s EHR solutions, bridging the gap between engineering and bedside care.
A staple of the Maryland Halloween scene, Field of Screams Maryland is pushing its return to next year as the organizers await final regulatory clearance. The decision pauses a 24-year tradition that serves as a vital financial lifeline for local youth sports, leaving a temporary void in the Olney community.
Chicago-based precision health platform CancerIQ has overhauled its integration with Epic, aiming to eliminate manual data entry for both patients and clinicians. By embedding clinical guidelines directly into existing EHR workflows, the update allows health systems to track cancer screening and surveillance journeys without switching between disparate software applications.
Shareholders of Innventure, Inc. are under scrutiny as Kuehn Law, PLLC launches an investigation into potential breaches of fiduciary duty by the company’s leadership. The probe centers on allegations that the firm misled investors regarding the viability of a high-profile partnership involving its subsidiary, Accelsius.
Shareholders of XTI Aerospace, Inc. are under scrutiny as New York-based Kuehn Law, PLLC investigates potential breaches of fiduciary duty by the company’s leadership. The probe centers on allegations that executives obscured internal activities and misled investors regarding the firm's operational stability and financial reporting capabilities.
Shareholders of UWM Holdings Corporation are under scrutiny by Kuehn Law, PLLC, following allegations that company leadership breached fiduciary duties. A federal securities lawsuit claims the mortgage lender misled investors by masking a significant shift in its hedging strategy, resulting in undisclosed risks that potentially damaged the firm's market standing.
The Venetian Expo floor will host a newcomer this September as Yellow Elephant Studios arrives at G2E 2026. Making its official industry debut at Booth 2116, the developer aims to disrupt the regulated gaming sector by pairing familiar play styles with modern presentation and specialized content for U.S. markets.
EventPipe is moving beyond its core business of youth sports housing as Ryan Tetz, formerly a senior executive at Cvent, steps into the role of Senior Vice President of Business Development to spearhead the company’s expansion into ticketing, payments, and sophisticated data analytics.
Construction professionals can now generate time-stamped daily reports directly from their hardware, as JCB Phone begins pre-installing the Command Post Notes application on all new Toughphone E10 devices. The partnership aims to eliminate manual software configuration for field teams working in demanding, high-stakes environments.
With over 540,000 American jobs tied to Foreign-Trade Zones, a new bipartisan congressional caucus held its inaugural meeting on Capitol Hill this week. Co-chaired by Reps. Aaron Bean and Marilyn Strickland, the group aims to bridge the gap between federal trade policy and the practical needs of domestic manufacturers.
A $20 million purchase order for 200 STRATUM VARAN unmanned ground vehicles has placed VisionWave Holdings at the center of a growing defense automation surge, though the agreement remains contingent on strict regulatory and financial hurdles that have yet to be cleared by the Dubai-based buyer.
Eventide Communications has unveiled ImpactCX, a unified platform designed to capture every interaction within contact centers and collaborative environments. By integrating AI-driven insights with compliance recording, the New Jersey-based firm aims to automate labor-intensive quality assurance tasks while maintaining high-fidelity records for organizations in strictly regulated sectors.
California-based brand Eversprout is moving beyond utilitarian design with its new Eversprout Home collection, an eight-piece lineup of cleaning essentials. By blending minimalist aesthetics with space-saving functionality, the company aims to transform tools typically relegated to dark closets into items owners might choose to keep within reach.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has concluded an unannounced two-week GMP inspection at WuXi Biologics’ Wuxi Mashan manufacturing site. The audit, which covered a diverse range of products from monoclonal antibodies to enzyme treatments, confirms the facility’s continued adherence to rigorous U.S. regulatory standards for commercial supply.
Miguel Pantoja walked out of federal prison with a singular goal: to replace his past with a skilled trade. After serving a five-year sentence, the Sacramento native bypassed the typical hurdles of re-entry by enrolling at UEI College, ultimately trading a history of incarceration for a career in high-voltage electrical work.
For the second consecutive year, Vancouver-based Clarius Mobile Health has earned a place on TIME’s World’s Top HealthTech Companies list. The 2026 ranking, compiled alongside Statista, highlights the company’s ongoing efforts to decentralize diagnostic imaging through high-definition, wireless ultrasound technology paired with advanced artificial intelligence.
Enterprises can now deploy PhoenixAI’s high-performance database directly within Cloudera’s hybrid infrastructure, a move designed to provide autonomous AI agents with sub-second access to real-time data. This partnership marks PhoenixAI as a foundational database provider for Cloudera’s recently launched Anywhere Cloud Marketplace.
The LNGT Türkiye has departed Singapore, marking the conclusion of a massive eight-year conversion program that saw seven LNG carriers transformed into Floating Storage and Regasification Units. The project, executed at Seatrium’s Admiralty Yard, finalizes a specialized fleet designed to supply gas to power plants across four continents.
Alex Jones has returned to his long-time Austin broadcast headquarters, signaling a fresh start for his media career. After years of bankruptcy filings, litigation, and deplatforming, the host is operating from the same facility that defined his brand for over a decade, though now under a different corporate structure.
Fort Worth-based advisory firm VERTESS has clinched the number one position on Axial's 2026 list of top sell-side healthcare M&A advisors. The ranking, which evaluates transaction volume and deal effectiveness, highlights the firm’s influence in the lower middle market as activity in sectors like behavioral health continues to accelerate.
Stockholm-based Stravito has launched a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, enabling global enterprises to inject their internal market research directly into AI agents like ChatGPT, Claude, and Copilot. The move aims to resolve the disconnect between isolated consumer intelligence and the everyday decision-making tools used by marketing teams.
Five mission-driven startups across the food, beverage, and supplement sectors have secured spots in the seventh cohort of BeyondCPG. The New York-based accelerator, backed by industry collective BeyondBrands, aims to provide early-stage founders with the strategic mentorship and operational playbooks necessary to navigate the competitive consumer goods market.
Tucked away on the second floor of the Tresidder Memorial Union, a new PostalAnnex franchise has opened its doors to serve the Stanford University campus. Owner Kent Chu aims to streamline daily logistics for students and faculty by providing centralized shipping, printing, and mailbox services in the heart of the university.
San Antonio-based United Apartment Group is scaling its third-party property management portfolio by bringing in two veteran executives to steer its growth strategy. Woody Stone joins as Chief Growth Officer, while Lenzie O’Connor steps into the role of Vice President of Client Services & Strategy to bolster institutional relationships.
With smart home purchase intent hitting a record 49% in the second quarter of 2026, industry leaders are preparing to address a widening gap between consumer interest and actual adoption. Parks Associates has unveiled its 2027 CONNECTIONS conference program, aimed at bridging this divide through artificial intelligence and service-based models.
Quantum Sky has appointed three new executive vice presidents to steer its restructured business groups, marking a strategic pivot toward deeper integration in the defense, intelligence, and civilian sectors. The move aims to align the company's technical capabilities with the specific mission requirements of its federal clients.
Retirement security is faltering globally as record public debt, persistent inflation, and rapidly aging populations collide with outdated financial systems. According to the 2026 Global Retirement Index by Natixis Investment Managers, the traditional three-pillar model—government, employer, and personal savings—is failing to support longer life expectancies.
As global leaders prepare to converge at the inaugural IMPERIA Summit, AMD CEO Lisa Su is emphasizing the necessity of a stable tech ecosystem. With a high-stakes meeting between President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping on the horizon, industry figures are bracing for the impact of shifting geopolitical currents.
Pipit, a new platform built exclusively for independent musicians, opened for artist sign-ups today with a mandate to eliminate major-label content and generative AI. By shifting the focus from passive algorithmic streaming to listener-driven discovery, the startup aims to restore the active, crate-digging culture of music exploration.
If a stray chair sits in a snow-covered street, every local knows the unspoken rules of the city. Roxbury-born songwriter Daria MonDesire translates this particular brand of civic pride into a new single, "We've Got Heart in Boston," arriving on streaming platforms September 25th to celebrate the city's distinct character.
