London-based media startup CALLED IT. is pivoting from retrospective reporting to probability-based forecasting, launching a platform that tracks the accuracy of its own predictions. By treating market data as a primary news source, the company aims to move beyond traditional punditry toward a model of verifiable, long-term accountability.
BioCatch has secured the top position in the QKS Group SPARK Matrix for behavioral biometrics and device intelligence, outperforming all competitors in technology excellence and customer impact. The ranking underscores the company's shift toward behavioral science as the central pillar for modern financial fraud prevention.
Dallas-based Wingstop Inc. will release its fiscal second quarter 2026 financial results on the morning of July 29, 2026, ahead of the market opening. The company plans to host a conference call and live webcast at 10:00 a.m. ET that same day to discuss the performance metrics with investors.
Shoppers hunting for deals at outlet malls are often falling for a carefully curated illusion. A three-month investigation by the nonprofit Consumers' Checkbook reveals that more than half of the goods sold at major brand factory stores are not discounted retail items, but lower-quality products manufactured specifically for these locations.
Palo Alto-based Data Theorem has unveiled a trio of security tools designed to automate the discovery, remediation, and runtime defense of AI-driven applications. By eliminating the requirement for source code, the platform aims to counter the accelerating threat of AI-generated exploit chains that outpace traditional manual patching efforts.
While 80% of American college students actively use artificial intelligence, a new report from Pearson and Amazon Web Services reveals that only 23% receive hands-on instruction. This disconnect leaves employers struggling to find graduates who can move beyond basic tool exposure to solve actual workplace problems.
After a decade of leadership at HCA Healthcare, Ashley Vertuno will take the helm as CEO of Healthcare Outcomes Performance Company’s Arizona market starting July 1, 2026. She steps into the role with a mandate to oversee key integrated musculoskeletal care sites in Phoenix and Flagstaff.
LG Innotek is aggressively pivoting its package solution business to secure $647 million in annual operating profit by 2031. By leveraging proprietary Cu-Post technology and a massive expansion into high-end semiconductor substrates for AI and computing, the company aims to mirror the profitability of its core optical division.
For 35 million Medicare Advantage enrollees, a provider directory is often a mirage. A new multi-year collaboration between Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health’s Dr. Thomas Tsai and data intelligence firm HiLabs aims to quantify the prevalence of ghost networks—providers listed as available who are actually unreachable.
A new report from the National Sleep Foundation and Tempur-Pedic bridges the gap between how Americans perceive their rest and what smart bed sensors actually record. By cross-referencing survey responses with 190 million nights of Sleeptracker-AI data, the study reveals a persistent national struggle with sleep duration and continuity.
Aerospace and defense giant RTX will report its financial performance for the second quarter of 2026 on the morning of July 23. The company plans to release its earnings results before the opening bell, followed by an investor conference call scheduled for 7:30 a.m. ET to review the figures.
Atlanta-based construction supplier White Cap has published its fifth annual sustainability report, detailing a year of efforts to minimize environmental footprints and strengthen social governance. The document outlines the company’s ongoing transition toward more responsible supply chain management while maintaining its core focus on safety and professional building standards.
With a Net Promoter Score of 88 and a 98% customer satisfaction rating, Boston-based data platform Nasuni has secured its sixth consecutive NorthFace ScoreBoard Service Award. The recognition reflects independently audited feedback, positioning the company as a benchmark for loyalty within the competitive enterprise unstructured data management sector.
Memphis-based Vital Records Control is scaling its operations to include the secure disposal of electronic hardware, launching its VITAD service across more than 100 U.S. locations to address the growing corporate demand for end-of-life management of servers, mobile devices, and office computing infrastructure.
Toyota Motor Corporation and Joby Aviation have entered the initial phase of a strategic manufacturing alliance, launching a joint venture to scale production of electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft. The partnership merges Joby’s aviation technology with Toyota’s signature manufacturing systems to accelerate commercial air taxi deployment.
A staggering $100 billion is drained from U.S. bill pay organizations every year due to friction in the payment process. New research from PayNearMe reveals that actual acceptance costs are six times higher than the transaction fees companies typically track on their processor invoices, creating a massive financial blind spot.
Reston-based cybersecurity firm Electrosoft Services has secured spots on NASA’s Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement VI contract, joining Groups B and C. This government-wide vehicle offers federal agencies a streamlined path to procure IT services over a 10-year period, supported by a significant $20 billion ceiling for each award recipient.
With 27 years of experience navigating high-stakes litigation and regulatory investigations, Erica Massaro-Hales is joining The Vertex Companies as Senior Managing Director. Based in Atlanta, she will spearhead the firm’s strategy for complex disputes and trial support, joining the organization this August to bolster its national advisory footprint.
The Cleveland Browns have overhauled their security infrastructure at Huntington Bank Field by partnering with CEIA USA to deploy the OPENGATE weapons detection system. The move aims to replace traditional screening bottlenecks with high-speed electromagnetic sensors, allowing spectators to enter the stadium without stopping to empty their pockets or bags.
A Marxist-Leninist organization with deep ties to Shanghai-based Neville Roy Singham has emerged as a key force in blocking American artificial intelligence infrastructure. A new report from the Bitcoin Policy Institute links the group to 21 campaigns across 14 states, effectively stalling or killing $23.6 billion in planned data center investments.
EPAM Systems has secured the 2026 Databricks Consulting and Systems Integrator AI Partner of the Year award, a distinction bestowed at the annual Data + AI Summit. The recognition highlights the firm’s success in transitioning enterprise clients from fragmented data silos to production-grade AI applications and governed agents.
A single weak portfolio company can jeopardize an entire fund's reputation, yet traditional private equity cyber due diligence relies on static, outdated questionnaires. To bridge this visibility gap, Spektrum Labs has appointed industry veteran Michael Dolezal as managing director of private equity to champion continuous, machine-verified cyber resilience across investment portfolios.
Farmers can now operate tractors without a cab presence, as Sabanto’s retrofit autonomy system integrates directly with Verdant Robotics’ SharpShooter. By linking navigation to plant-level application, the combined platform automates field management, allowing tractors to identify weeds and adjust speed or implement height without human intervention.
Over 1,500 industry leaders will converge at Olympia, Kensington on July 1–2, 2026, for NiCE World London, an event centered on shifting artificial intelligence from theoretical strategy to measurable business outcomes within customer experience operations.
When John Collins, a PuroClean franchise owner in Lee's Summit, Missouri, offered to fix a local family's home, he expected a routine repair. He soon discovered the husband was battling cancer and desperate to ensure his wife’s future stability, prompting Collins to commit months of labor to fulfill that final wish.
Biohaven has finalized enrollment for its RISE3 pivotal Phase 2/3 study, testing the drug opakalim as a treatment for refractory focal epilepsy. The company expects to release top-line results from the randomized, double-blind trial in the second half of 2026, marking a key step in its clinical development program.
After a decade of vacancy, the former Kmart on Eastern Avenue in Plymouth, Wisconsin, is poised for a revival. Beverage company Carbliss announced it has purchased the 90,000-square-foot property, transforming a long-dormant retail space into a sprawling corporate hub designed to serve as both an office and a public destination.
Graphic Packaging Holding Company replaced roughly 880 million plastic packages with paperboard alternatives in 2025, pushing its two-year total to nearly 1.9 billion units. This shift signals a broader industry move toward renewable materials as consumer brands grapple with tightening environmental regulations and evolving supply chain demands.
Dallas-based Phoenix Merchant Partners and Texas Capital Alternative Asset Management are launching a strategic partnership to provide senior secured financing to the core middle market. The collaboration centers on the upcoming debut of Spurstone Credit, a perpetual-life fund designed to address liquidity gaps for founder-led and non-sponsored enterprises.
DarioHealth has appointed Sean O’Reilly, the former chief compliance officer at Humana, to its advisory board. The move comes as the digital health firm seeks to bolster its regulatory oversight and risk management capabilities while accelerating its push into the payer, provider, and employer markets.
