Standing water, cracked concrete, and recurring surface patches serve as critical indicators that an industrial facility’s drainage system requires professional intervention. According to Jeff DeFranco, president of NY State Industrial Solutions, failing to address these early warning signs often leads to significant safety hazards and costly long-term operational disruptions.
Nashville-based developer Southern Land Company has announced plans for a 1,271-acre master-planned community in Pittsboro, North Carolina. The project, located within the expansive Chatham Park development, will feature a private golf course designed by renowned architect Tom Fazio, marking a significant expansion for the developer in the Research Triangle.
Insurance brokerage OneDigital is moving away from traditional coverage models with the launch of RiskIP, a proprietary framework designed to identify and mitigate operational threats before they manifest as financial losses. The program targets the gaps between insurance policies and the actual business risks affecting growth and stability.
Federal regulators concluded an inspection of KVK-Tech’s Newtown facility on September 18, finding no deviations in the company's adherence to the Opioid Analgesic Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy. The clean report marks the second consecutive year the manufacturer has passed a high-level FDA audit without receiving a Form 483.
Thirty-five thousand orders have already been placed for Tmrw, a new daily supplement drink that aims to consolidate over 20 individual pills into a single scoop. Launched today in the U.S., the brand positions its 88-ingredient formula as a clinically dosed alternative to the fragmented vitamin stacks currently crowding medicine cabinets.
Sacramento-based Zorro Productions has launched a redesigned digital platform to consolidate over a century of franchise history. Developed by the agency Digital Silk, the site replaces a fragmented archive with a structured portfolio, aiming to streamline how licensees, media partners, and fans navigate the character's extensive catalog of film, television, and comics.
After surviving a life-threatening aortic dissection, arts philanthropist Roe Green has donated $2.5 million to Allegheny Health Network to establish an endowed chair for aortic disease. The gift honors the surgical team that saved her life and provides permanent funding to advance research and clinical expertise in cardiovascular care.
Families in Aurora, Copperleaf, and Fox Field have a new option for early childhood development as Little Sunshine’s Playhouse prepares to open its doors at 4401 S. Copperleaf Blvd. The facility, which serves children from six weeks through Pre-K, marks the latest expansion for the nationally recognized provider.
At the Career Success Schools’ Sage Campus in Phoenix, miniature race cars are replacing traditional classroom assignments. A new partnership between Star Academy and STEM Racing—formerly known as F1 in Schools—has transformed a local R&D space into a high-speed laboratory designed to bridge the gap between abstract math and professional engineering.
Influencing human behavior requires more than theory, according to Steven M. Stroum’s latest collection, Publicity, Persuasion & Life. Drawing on fifty years of entrepreneurial experience, the author compiles over 100 essays that move beyond marketing tactics to examine the mechanics of leadership, decision-making, and the resilience required to navigate modern society.
American Tungsten & Antimony has successfully produced antimony ingots at its Del Sol Hydromet Refinery in Nevada using ore sourced directly from the White Spar Antimony Mine in Arizona. This achievement marks the company's first physical validation of a domestic mine-to-metal supply chain for critical minerals.
QC Healthcare is rolling out Sanguina’s AI-powered fingernail analysis across its national telehealth platforms, aiming to provide remote, non-invasive screenings for anemia and circulation. The partnership embeds digital diagnostic tools directly into virtual care pathways for pediatric and adult patients, moving away from purely reactive clinical assessments.
With a $20 million investment fueling its network, Sharp Services is aggressively expanding autoinjector and pen assembly lines across the United States and Belgium. The move aims to provide pharmaceutical clients with a seamless transition from clinical development to full-scale commercial production for sensitive biotech drug products.
The LGBTQ+ comedy interview series Out Loud and Laughing returns for its fourth season on September 14, 2026, marking a strategic shift in distribution. By joining forces with the media powerhouse equalpride, the show will expand its reach across Out Magazine’s revamped YouTube network and major podcast platforms.
At the WindEnergy Hamburg 2026 exhibition, CRRC Corporation is positioning its integrated clean energy portfolio for deeper international expansion. The company is leveraging new product certifications and strategic technical alliances to solidify its standing across diverse global markets, from the wind farms of Vietnam to infrastructure projects in Germany.
Norm Law, an AI-native law firm, has appointed Nicolas Dumont as Head of Public Company Advisory and Martin Pepeljugoski as a partner in its Private Equity and M&A practice. These additions aim to bolster the firm’s integration of agentic technology into complex corporate, governance, and capital markets legal services.
The Veneto-based winery is sharpening its focus on the American market throughout 2026, leveraging high-profile industry events and direct consumer engagement to cement its status as a premier Prosecco producer. This push aims to highlight the regional diversity of its portfolio, ranging from standard DOC to high-end Cartizze.
With 15.709 Bitcoin now held on its balance sheet, San Francisco-based Farmhouse is transitioning from the initial design of its anti-debasement treasury model to a new phase of aggressive capital deployment. The company aims to leverage its existing infrastructure to scale holdings of digital and hard assets without expanding physical operations.
With over 27,000 customers now using its platform, fintech firm YELL has named veteran financial executive Raphael Blunschi as its new Chief Executive Officer. Blunschi steps into the role with a mandate to transition the service into an all-encompassing financial application for both individual consumers and small business owners.
At The Things Conference 2026, Telit Cinterion is demonstrating a high-accuracy positioning system that merges cellular connectivity with GNSS data. The setup, hosted at Booth M6 in De Kromhouthal, allows IoT devices to achieve location precision ranging from 50 centimeters to under two centimeters using NTRIP-delivered correction streams.
The Trauma and Burn Emergency Resuscitation Unit at MedStar Washington Hospital Center has secured the Emergency Nurses Association Lantern Award, a first for the institution. This distinction honors the nursing staff’s performance in safety, education, and patient advocacy while managing the region's most severe and complex medical emergencies.
Living in windowless rooms or gloomy climates may soon feel different as Signify launches its Philips Skylight system in the U.S. market. By utilizing NatureConnect technology, the panels mimic the visual depth and color shifts of the sun, aiming to replicate the natural rhythm of a full day indoors.
Philadelphia-based law firm Pond Lehocky has surged its total staff to 270, marking a 62% increase in headcount as it pushes into California, New Mexico, and Washington. The firm’s rapid expansion is backed by a 50% rise in its attorney ranks and a series of high-level executive appointments.
The Watercrest Buena Vista senior living facility in The Villages has reached 100% occupancy, marking a milestone for the Florida-based community. Residents, staff, and families gathered this week to celebrate the facility, which now provides full-capacity independent, assisted living, and memory care services to its local population.
Kansas City homeowners face a recurring battle against severe thunderstorms and large hail, prompting a search for roofing materials that prioritize durability. Travis Cornolo, president of Century Roofing in Overland Park, evaluates which options offer the most robust defense against the region's volatile and damaging weather patterns.
United Food Group is scaling its beverage equipment platform across U.S. and international markets, shifting focus from liquid-based systems to shelf-stable soluble products. The Elgin-based manufacturer aims to replace traditional bag-in-box dispensers with versatile machinery designed to cut logistics costs and reduce waste for commercial clients.
Wheat growers in Punjab and Haryana face mounting pressure from resistant Phalaris minor, a persistent grass weed that threatens yields. To combat this, ADAMA is rolling out Actagon, a pre-emergent herbicide designed to simplify field management by replacing complex tank mixing with a single, ready-to-use liquid formulation.
Artificial intelligence, housing development, and workforce shifts top the agenda as Greater Des Moines leaders prepare to converge at the EMC Expo Center on October 8. The Regional Summit aims to unify urban, rural, and suburban perspectives to address the economic factors currently reshaping the Iowa capital’s landscape.
U.S. Bank has secured the top position in Keynova Group’s Q3 2026 Mobile Banker Scorecard, outperforming 16 other major retail institutions. The ranking highlights a critical industry pivot where consumers increasingly demand advanced voice-enabled virtual assistants and more robust, multi-layered security protocols across mobile applications.
At its Hefei manufacturing facility, Pylontech has officially initiated mass production of its 588Ah and 601Ah prismatic lithium iron phosphate cells. This milestone marks a strategic pivot toward utility-scale energy storage, with the company already having manufactured over 100MWh of the new units for upcoming global deployment.
