With political ad spending projected to hit $11 billion for the 2026 midterms, IQM Advertising Corporation has unveiled VoterTV+, a cross-screen planning suite designed to eliminate the costly overlap between linear television and digital streaming campaigns by unifying audience data before budgets are committed.
While AI promises to simplify workplace technology, many learning management systems are becoming increasingly bloated and expensive. TalentLMS is pushing back against this trend, launching a campaign that argues for a return to user-friendly, plug-and-play training tools that do not require specialized teams or months of implementation.
After nearly two decades at the helm of Conagra Brands, Chief Operating Officer Tom McGough will retire in September 2026, triggering a structural shift that removes his position entirely. The move forces a flatter hierarchy, positioning key business unit heads to report directly to the company's chief executive.
A new collaboration between Vector Science & Therapeutics, its manufacturing arm LyoGenesis Plus, and Wynn Pharmaceuticals aims to target the FDA’s drug shortage list. The companies signed a memorandum of understanding to develop and produce IV bags and vial adaptors, signaling a push into high-demand hospital supply markets.
Boeing posted second-quarter revenue of $24.6 billion, buoyed by the delivery of 171 commercial aircraft, as the aerospace giant navigates a path toward operational stability. Despite a GAAP loss per share of $0.67, the company reached a record $715 billion backlog, signaling sustained long-term demand for its commercial fleet.
Juno Beach-based XPLR Infrastructure posted its second-quarter 2026 financial performance today, directing investors to its website for the full report. The company, which manages a diverse portfolio of wind, solar, and battery storage projects across the United States, is set to host a live investor presentation at 9 a.m. ET.
Toronto-based cannabis producer Auxly Cannabis Group transitioned to a new capital structure today, with common shares beginning trade on a post-consolidation basis. The move follows a 14-to-1 share consolidation approved by shareholders during the company’s annual meeting held on June 30, signaling a shift in the firm’s equity management.
Columbus-based insurer Branch has overhauled its direct repair program by partnering with CrashBay to deploy a fully managed, digital-first repair network. The collaboration, which bypasses the typical months-long industry rollout timeline, was operational in less than three weeks, allowing the carrier to streamline claims coordination without increasing administrative headcount.
Toronto-based studio EdgeLabs has secured a partnership to integrate its entire library of over 50 titles into the SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator. The deal grants operators across Europe, Latin America, and CIS markets immediate access to high-performance slots, fish-shooting games, and instant-win content, marking a major milestone in the studio’s international expansion.
When Sara Lee turned 85 this July, the company that bears her name faced a singular challenge: how to bake a birthday cake for the woman who inspired one of America’s most recognizable dessert brands. The answer arrived in the form of a custom creation honoring her legacy and her father’s vision.
By consolidating serum and moisturizer into a single step, Pixi’s Vitamin-C CremeSerum has emerged as a standout in the current market. The product recently secured top honors from People, People en Español, ShopTODAY, and the Canadian Beauty Awards, signaling a shift toward efficiency-driven skincare routines among consumers and industry experts.
One year after the tragic death of Wesley Mittman LePatner in a Manhattan workplace shooting, her husband, Evan LePatner, has launched a foundation dedicated to her legacy. The organization seeks to cultivate a new generation of 1,000 values-driven leaders who mirror her commitment to professional excellence and community service.
Investors holding Federal Signal Corporation common stock will receive a quarterly cash payout of $0.15 per share, the company’s board confirmed on July 28. The distribution maintains the manufacturer's established dividend schedule for the upcoming quarter as it continues its operations in infrastructure cleaning and safety equipment.
Financial institutions can now integrate Claude Enterprise conversations directly into the Hadrius compliance platform, closing a recordkeeping gap as staff increasingly rely on AI assistants for business tasks. The integration ensures that interactions with Anthropic’s models meet SEC mandates, mirroring existing oversight for email, text, and chat.
Emerging nations are shifting focus from experimental pilot projects to national-scale implementation, prompting the ITU to launch its AI for Good Lab. Announced in Geneva, the initiative provides the policy frameworks, workforce training, and public infrastructure necessary to deploy artificial intelligence solutions that address local challenges across sectors.
Africa loses $5 billion annually to cross-border payment friction, where traditional bank routing consumes up to 13% of transaction value. Nigeria’s first SEC-licensed digital exchange, Quidax, is now deploying its stablecoin infrastructure across 21 countries to bypass these legacy corridors, aiming to slash settlement times to under 48 hours.
Commvault posted a strong start to its fiscal 2027 year, reporting a 16% year-over-year increase in subscription revenue to $267 million. The Tinton Falls-based data management firm, which recently secured a strategic partnership with Microsoft, reported that its annualized recurring revenue has now surpassed the $1 billion mark.
A childhood promise drives Adam Tangere into the heart of North Korea, where a singular, unexplained mental gift transforms a private quest into a geopolitical crisis. In Mark Anthony’s debut novel, Inadvertent Consequences: The Voice, the boundary between personal honor and global stability dissolves under the weight of one man’s influence.
S&P Global opened its books for the second quarter of 2026 this morning, setting the stage for a senior management briefing on the company’s performance. The financial data, released in New York, arrives as the firm navigates shifting global markets, artificial intelligence integration, and the ongoing energy transition.
The Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi has confirmed that the long-awaited Guggenheim Abu Dhabi will officially open on 11 December 2026. Designed by Pritzker Prize laureate Frank Gehry, the museum is poised to become a central pillar of the Saadiyat Cultural District’s expanding global arts landscape.
Michelle Ragusa-McBain, the Global VP of Channels & Alliances at Corero Network Security, has secured a spot on CRN’s 2026 Top 100 Executives list. The recognition highlights her work in scaling partner-first strategies and strengthening global cyber resilience within the competitive DDoS protection market.
Freight forwarders can now access real-time air cargo booking directly within the FreightSuite transportation management system, as Freightos expands its digital infrastructure. The integration allows the AI-native platform to autonomously pull live capacity and pricing from over 75 airlines, effectively bypassing manual carrier portal navigation.
DTE Energy reported second-quarter earnings of $282 million, or $1.35 per share, as the Detroit-based utility funneled $2.6 billion into infrastructure projects during the first half of 2026. These capital expenditures prioritize grid reliability and large-scale clean energy transitions across Michigan to meet rising regional power demand.
A 183,301-square-foot industrial facility in Houston’s northwest corridor has changed hands, marking a successful exit for developers Quannah Partners and LaSalle Investment Management. The Class A property, known as 290 Crossroads Commerce Center, was sold to a user-operator shortly after its June 2026 completion.
After supplying Beckman Coulter with centrifuge cell windows for over three decades, Providence-based Meller Optics is shifting its strategy by actively seeking new distributors. The company aims to broaden the market reach for its OEM-quality sapphire components designed specifically for high-speed analytical centrifuge systems.
Galaxy Digital is expanding its high-performance computing footprint with the acquisition of 500 acres in McGregor, Texas. The company, which already operates a 1.6-gigawatt facility in West Texas, plans to transform the site into a multi-hundred-megawatt campus designed specifically for artificial intelligence and intensive data processing workloads.
Katalyst has acquired Layer27, a Durham-based firm specializing in cybersecurity and Microsoft cloud services. The deal, announced July 28, 2026, marks the first tuck-in acquisition for Katalyst since its partnership with e4n earlier this year, aiming to bolster technical expertise within the U.S. mid-market sector.
Cleveland-based Nexus has acquired remote monitoring firm Telemetrix RPM, aiming to unify inpatient care with chronic disease management. By integrating remote data directly into electronic health records, the company intends to extend its clinical operating system beyond hospital walls and streamline workflows for nursing staff.
Generali Global Corporate & Commercial is deploying Whatfix’s AI-native digital adoption platform across its AGORA underwriting system. The rollout, spanning 27 countries, aims to standardize global operations by embedding intelligent, real-time guidance directly into workflows to reduce support dependency and ensure process consistency for underwriters.
Coupa has published its sixth annual sustainability report, detailing how its autonomous spend management platform integrates AI-driven analytics with environmental and social governance. The company, which manages a $10 trillion dataset, asserts that data-centric procurement is now a primary driver for corporate resilience and ethical supply chain management.
