EIT Pharma will unveil new clinical data on lonafarnib, an experimental oral treatment for chronic hepatitis delta, at the 5th Delta Cure International Meeting in Milan on October 15-16. The presentations center on findings from the phase 3 D-LIVR trial, which evaluated the drug’s impact on liver health and viral suppression.
A new coalition convened by DataSpring has unveiled a unified standard for measuring provider directory accuracy, aiming to resolve chronic inconsistencies that hinder patient access. By aligning health plans, the American Medical Association, and the NCQA, the group seeks to replace fragmented data practices with a single, industry-wide measurement framework.
At the 3DNext 2026 conference in Miami Beach, SprintRay unveiled a suite of new hardware and software aimed at consolidating the dental workflow. By introducing its own intraoral scanner and a compact production series, the company is moving to eliminate the reliance on third-party integrations that currently fragment clinical practices.
Hong Kong-based NFT Limited has released RWAIX, a technical protocol designed to create a shared, verifiable record for digital transactions. By moving away from platform-centric oversight, the company aims to allow AI agents and autonomous systems to confirm agreements and delivery status without relying on a single intermediary.
George "Chip" Nierlich, the former Acting Director of Litigation at the U.S. Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division, has joined Debevoise & Plimpton as a partner in Washington, D.C. His arrival bolsters the firm’s bench as federal regulators intensify their scrutiny of high-stakes corporate mergers and conduct within the technology sector.
With over 25 years of experience in middle-market banking, D. Brent Gore has been appointed as the new Market Executive and President of First National Bank’s Raleigh-Durham region. His arrival marks a strategic push by the Pittsburgh-based firm to deepen its commercial footprint across North Carolina’s high-growth markets.
A former shopping mall site in Atlanta is shedding its suburban past as RangeWater Real Estate and Nippon Steel Kowa Real Estate begin construction on Ellory House. The project, a 274-unit apartment community featuring 39,000 square feet of retail, anchors the ongoing transformation of the 73-acre North DeKalb Mall property.
Land id founder Steve Roberson is hitting the stage at two major industry conferences this October, bringing his company’s latest AI-driven mapping technology to Orlando and Fort Worth. He aims to show how automated data analysis and in-vehicle navigation are reshaping the way brokers evaluate and market rural real estate.
Starting October 19, the candy brand Sour Patch Kids is rebranding Halloween as "mischief season." The campaign, dubbed the 13 Days of Mischief, invites fans to participate in digital pranks and "sour-fying" challenges, while introducing a series of limited-edition treats and a collaborative menu item with Wingstop.
Mid-sized banks and credit unions will soon gain the ability to issue branded credit cards with integrated, automated installment features. Splitit’s new white-label World Mastercard, slated for an early 2027 rollout, aims to help smaller financial institutions compete for everyday consumer spending by combining debit-like simplicity with flexible pay-over-time options.
A 43 percent single-day stock collapse has triggered a securities class action lawsuit against Coastal Financial Corporation. Filed by Hagens Berman, the litigation targets alleged misrepresentations regarding the company’s risk management and credit quality within its core Banking-as-a-Service segment during a period of rapid expansion.
Investors who purchased AEVEX Corp. Class A common stock between April 17 and June 4, 2026, are being urged to contact legal counsel following a class action lawsuit. The litigation alleges that the military technology contractor misled shareholders regarding its adherence to a 180-day lock-up period following its initial public offering.
A 25 percent single-day stock plunge has triggered a securities class action against Endava plc. The lawsuit, filed by Hagens Berman, targets the company’s disclosures regarding its financial reporting and the sudden administrative leave of its Chief Financial Officer, Mark Thurston, amid mounting accounting concerns.
Nearly half of American women feel unprepared for the transition into menopause, even as 44% report a more positive outlook on life once they navigate the change. To bridge this gap, the National Menopause Foundation is launching a campaign, inviting the country to pause for one minute on October 18.
With the national average cost of a single tow exceeding $79, CarParts.com is betting that a new two-tier loyalty program will entice drivers to consolidate their repair spending. The initiative, CarParts+ Rewards, marks the company's first foray into a points-based system designed to incentivize long-term customer retention.
Ninety-three percent of Americans acknowledge that handwashing is vital for their health, yet a significant disconnect remains between belief and practice. As Global Handwashing Day approaches on October 15, new data suggests that shortcuts and environmental factors frequently derail even the best intentions for maintaining proper hygiene in public spaces.
More than 3,000 healthcare professionals will convene at Pittsburgh's David L. Lawrence Convention Center from March 17 to 20, 2027, for the Annual Assembly of Hospice and Palliative Care. The event serves as the primary educational summit for the American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine and the Hospice and Palliative Nurses Association.
A new commercial agreement between Seeq and Applied Computing marries physics-based foundation models with industrial analytics to sharpen operational decision-making. By integrating Orbital’s diagnostic capabilities with Seeq’s intelligence platform, the collaboration aims to streamline anomaly detection and root cause analysis across complex energy environments like LNG and petrochemical facilities.
By consolidating four independent microwave channels into a single all-outdoor unit, the new WTM 4400 radio from Austin-based Aviat Networks aims to redefine capacity standards. The device allows operators to boost throughput up to 5 Gbit/s while eliminating the need for bulky indoor equipment and complex external hardware.
A New York adult probation and parole agency has awarded SuperCom a direct contract for its GPS tracking technology, marking the company’s seventh such win in the state since mid-2024. The agreement triggers a full displacement of the agency's current monitoring provider and begins rollout this November.
Grupo Trafalgar has secured investment-grade national-scale ratings for its two primary regulated entities, TRF Casa de Bolsa and Trafalgar SFP. Moody’s Local México assigned a BBB+.mx rating to the broker-dealer and a BBB.mx rating to the popular financial company, both maintaining a stable outlook as the group scales its operations.
Palo Alto-based Fish Audio has released Drama 3, an AI model designed to move beyond simple speech generation toward active performance direction. By utilizing natural language prompts, users can adjust emotional tone, pacing, and character dynamics mid-sentence, effectively turning the text-to-speech process into a collaborative editing workflow for studios and creators.
Medical technology startup Senphonix has received a Small Business Innovation Research grant from the National Institutes of Health to advance its SleeveSense platform. The funding supports the clinical-grade software development of a wearable device intended to replace manual vital-signs checks with continuous, long-term patient data.
Dr. John T. Saxon of UVA Health has secured the inaugural egnite Call for Science grant to investigate the long-term performance of mitral transcatheter edge-to-edge repair devices. His research, utilizing a vast repository of real-world imaging data, will be presented at the TCT 2026 conference in San Diego this October.
Sanford Health, the nation’s largest rural health system, is moving away from manual scheduling by adopting TeamBuilder’s predictive platform. The move aims to synchronize staffing and clinical space across 315 locations, shifting the organization from reactive daily management to data-driven, long-term workforce planning for its 60,000 employees.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted Breakthrough Therapy Designation to CINAINU®, an investigational botanical solution for moderate-to-severe alopecia areata. This regulatory milestone covers a broad patient demographic, including adults, adolescents, and children as young as two years old, marking a potential shift in how the condition is managed.
For the second year running, TYM North America has secured the top spot for overall satisfaction in the annual North American Equipment Dealers Association survey. The manufacturer achieved gold-level status by outperforming category averages by more than 10 percent, cementing its reputation among independent machinery retailers across the continent.
Pringles is challenging its most devoted fans to sign a "will and taste-ament" this Halloween, pledging to spend their afterlife inside a custom, can-shaped urn. The bizarre promotional campaign mimics the final request of the brand’s original inventor, who was famously laid to rest inside a Pringles container in 2008.
As artificial intelligence floods the market with undifferentiated content, industry veterans Sandi Pearce and Kevin Miles have launched The Narrative Authority. The Denver-based firm aims to help organizations move beyond volume-based communication to establish clear, credible narratives that cut through the noise and influence market perception.
As major payment infrastructure providers restrict direct billing support, platforms are scrambling to reclaim control over their customer experience. New York-based Horatio is stepping into this void, launching a campaign to provide dedicated teams that manage high-stakes financial interactions while maintaining a company’s unique brand voice.
