MetLife Stadium has entered a multi-year partnership with spirits brand Sun Cruiser, naming the ready-to-drink beverage maker an official partner for both the New York Giants and New York Jets. The deal grants the company year-round marketing access across NFL games, major concerts, and global events held at the East Rutherford venue.
John Shapiro, a veteran product executive with tenures at Adobe and Intuit, has joined Ascensus as Chief Product Officer. Reporting directly to CEO Nick Good, Shapiro will oversee the firm’s enterprise-wide product vision, tasked with streamlining how the savings platform develops and delivers integrated solutions for its 16 million users.
Mecklenburg County’s newest detention facility has officially launched its clinical infrastructure, with VitalCore managing comprehensive healthcare services for 209 transferred residents. The project, which required building medical protocols from scratch, aims to alleviate chronic overcrowding at the county’s central jail while maintaining continuous care for individuals in custody.
Medical technology firm Enovis has become the first industry partner to sponsor multiple AAOS registries. By extending its commitment beyond the American Joint Replacement Registry to include the Shoulder & Elbow Registry through 2027, the company aims to bolster clinical data collection for complex joint procedures.
Customers in Michigan experienced shorter power outages during major weather events this year compared to 2023 and 2025, according to a performance analysis released by Consumers Energy. The utility credits these gains to accelerated investments in grid infrastructure, advanced forecasting technology, and more efficient crew deployment strategies.
Finance and operations teams managing flexible workforces can now interface directly with their contractor data through Claude and ChatGPT. Wingspan’s new Model Context Protocol integration allows users to query onboarding statuses, verify payment histories, and draft payables using natural language prompts without leaving their preferred AI environment.
The Association of Professional Rental Organizations (APRO) has secured the 2026 TSAE Association Impact Award, marking the first time in its 46-year history that the group has received top honors from the Texas Society of Association Executives for an advocacy project.
Varda Space Industries has appointed Steve Layne as Chief Revenue Officer and Aaron Huber as Chief Financial Officer to bolster its expansion into pharmaceutical and defense markets. These strategic hires arrive as the El Segundo-based company moves toward commercializing the first pharmaceutical products manufactured in low Earth orbit.
Kootenay Silver has reported high-grade assay results from its ongoing 60,000-meter drill campaign at the Columba silver project in Chihuahua, Mexico. The latest data reveals significant mineralized intercepts within the Lupe and B2 vein systems, confirming that the high-grade silver zones remain open for further expansion at depth.
Jefferson’s Bourbon is overhauling its visual identity and liquid lineup, marking a departure from its previous aesthetic to better align with its history of experimental distilling. The move includes a significant commitment to maturation, introducing a formal eight-year age statement for the brand’s signature Reserve expression alongside a proof increase.
Three years after opening their first center in Alexandria, Mustafa Durrani and Zargham Amid have been named 2026 Franchisees of the Year by the International Franchise Association. The duo earned the honor for their rapid expansion across Northern Virginia and their commitment to early childhood education and community development.
From a four-dollar pantry staple to a family-sized SUV, the first-ever 2026 Best of the Year Awards have identified more than 50 standout products and services. The program aims to cut through the noise of AI-generated search results and influencer marketing by combining independent expert analysis with hands-on, real-world consumer testing.
From the sprawling Gothic architecture of an Irish estate to the quiet corners of Broadway history in New York, August’s celebrity real estate market saw a flurry of high-profile transactions. While tech titans expanded their portfolios abroad, Hollywood figures adjusted their domestic footprints to match changing career paths.
San Francisco officials confirmed this week that the 14th Annual Globee Awards for Excellence is officially accepting entries. The program invites global organizations and individual professionals to submit documented achievements across every sector, from artificial intelligence and cybersecurity to human resources and manufacturing, for merit-based evaluation.
Century Communities is set to break ground on Hillside Glenn, a 157-home development in Newton, North Carolina, beginning with a preview event on September 26. The project, located along Smyre Creek, marks a significant expansion for the builder in Catawba County, targeting buyers seeking proximity to Hickory and Charlotte.
A routine phone call from an insurance adjuster shortly after a collision can alter the trajectory of a personal injury claim. Attorneys William R. Van Order and Conor P. O'Brien warn that while insurers require basic facts, premature statements regarding injuries or fault often create lasting legal complications for victims.
After two decades of supporting archival infrastructure, Dublin-based OCLC has overhauled its CONTENTdm platform to modernize how libraries and museums surface their digital assets. The redesigned system, which debuted in the United States this week, prioritizes automated workflows and linked data to increase the global visibility of unique cultural collections.
Protecting a Medicare number is as vital as safeguarding a bank account, yet many beneficiaries remain vulnerable to sophisticated scams. To bolster defenses during National Healthcare Fraud Prevention and Awareness Month, the Senior Medicare Patrol has released two free mobile applications designed to educate and empower older adults and caregivers.
Santa Monica-based startup Rabbit has unveiled OS3, an agentic operating system designed to execute complex tasks by reasoning across multiple devices and software platforms. Rather than relying on traditional app interfaces, the system utilizes a single chat-based command center to orchestrate workflows, manage files, and automate local desktop operations.
Minerva University has claimed the No. 1 position in three categories of the 2027 U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges rankings, marking the San Francisco-based institution's debut in the annual report. The university dominated the Regional Colleges West list, outpacing 73 other institutions in overall excellence, value, and private status.
Uneven room temperatures, persistent banging sounds, or strange odors are often the first indicators of a failing furnace. Josh Beecher, an HVAC specialist based in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin, warns that ignoring these subtle shifts in performance can lead to costlier repairs or safety hazards as temperatures drop.
A rare form of ALS, often striking young people, may finally have an effective treatment. The investigational antisense therapy ulefnersen met its primary endpoint in the Phase 3 FUSION trial, marking the first time a placebo-controlled study has successfully targeted the genetic cause of FUS-ALS to alter disease progression.
Thousands of local residents have cast their votes to name Del-Air Plumbing, Air Conditioning and Electric the first-place winner in this year’s Orlando’s Best Awards. The distinction serves as a public endorsement of the company’s reliability in a market where climate control is a necessity rather than a luxury.
A retrospective study of 100 consecutive sports medicine procedures reports zero instances of wound dehiscence, infection, or allergic reaction when using Brijjit force-modulating tissue bridges. Published in the Journal of Orthopaedic Experience & Innovation, the findings highlight a potential shift in how surgeons manage incision stress during early recovery.
West Chester, Ohio, becomes the hub for a new alliance as E Tech Group signs on as an authorized systems integrator for Rainbow Robotics. The deal integrates high-precision collaborative robots into E Tech’s industrial and laboratory automation portfolio, targeting sectors from life sciences to food and beverage production.
GMA Consulting has expanded its leadership bench by appointing Alisa Mirabal and David Robins as Senior Advisors, a move designed to bolster the firm’s expertise in casino marketing modernization and high-end hospitality operations for its global roster of gaming, entertainment, and government clients.
November 1 marks the annual return of National Brush Day, a campaign designed to turn post-Halloween candy fatigue into a lasting commitment to oral hygiene. The DTA Foundation is spearheading this year’s effort, encouraging families to adopt the two-minute, twice-a-day brushing routine through an interactive, superhero-themed initiative.
Starting October 6, Topgolf venues across the United States will host a new six-week social golf league in partnership with Spark Golf. The program utilizes Toptracer technology to facilitate 9-hole rounds every Tuesday evening, aiming to blend competitive play with a relaxed, community-focused atmosphere for golfers of all skill levels.
“Seeing our logo next to theirs is personal for me; this is the team we grew up rooting for,” says TJ Cristina, CEO and co-founder of GOAT USA. The Long Island-born lifestyle brand is marking its tenth anniversary by launching a co-branded apparel collection with the New York Jets.
Firstsource Solutions has secured the first runner-up spot in the inaugural HFS Services-as-Software Awards, a distinction honoring the company's Kairos operating system. Selected from over 250 global candidates, the firm is being recognized for its transition from labor-heavy operations to AI-native systems that prioritize measurable business outcomes over headcount.
