Carteret-based United Roosevelt Savings Bank has overhauled its senior management team, appointing three industry veterans to spearhead retail operations, commercial lending, and internal risk oversight. The strategic hires arrive as the institution aims to scale its regional footprint and deepen its regulatory compliance framework.
More than 400 healthcare leaders will descend upon the Loews O'Hare Hotel in Rosemont, Illinois, this September to address the shifting landscape of medical certification. The ABMS Conference 2026, scheduled for September 16–18, aims to bridge the gap between evolving professional standards and the delivery of high-quality patient care.
With a run limited to 1,776 bottles, Bulleit is reaching deep into its aging warehouses to release its oldest expression to date. The 20-Year-Old Straight Rye, crafted from the brand’s signature 95% rye mashbill, arrives this July as a cask-strength tribute to the grain that defined early American distilling.
More than 1,000 families, researchers, and clinicians are gathering in Orlando this week for the 32nd annual Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy conference. The three-day event serves as the premier global forum for updates on gene therapy, cardiac health, and the evolving standards of care for those living with Duchenne and Becker.
Longer life expectancies and evolving workforce roles are reshaping how women approach wealth management, shifting the focus toward shared decision-making and long-term planning. During a recent segment on WGN’s Your Money Matters, Mesirow wealth advisor Sophia Yudkowsky outlined strategies for building financial resilience in modern households.
Thirteen manufacturers and fourteen field suppliers have earned the National Preferred Partner designation from Houston-based David Weekley Homes. The annual awards identify companies that maintained world-class quality and service standards throughout the previous year, based on internal evaluations from team members across the builder’s 19 active U.S. markets.
With over 30,000 beauty brands now vying for attention on TikTok Shop, the traditional seeding model of 100 creators per quarter has become obsolete. A new report from 5W reveals that market leaders are scaling to 1,000 creators quarterly to remain visible in an increasingly saturated digital landscape.
In a move to capture the rapidly expanding market for alcohol-free beverages, Atlanta-based The Zero Proof has acquired The New Bar, a prominent West Coast hospitality and discovery platform. The deal merges national e-commerce scale with high-profile cultural presence, aiming to dominate the category from retail shelves to live event stages.
With an overall score of 7.75 out of 8, Reston-based technology provider Ellucian has earned a place on the 2026 IAOP Global 100 list. The ranking, which evaluates outsourcing leaders on customer value and innovation, places the company well above the applicant pool average of 6.94.
Under the hum of the Koelnmesse halls in Cologne, DCK Tools signaled a shift toward electrification this week, unveiling a new suite of 20V and 58V garden care solutions. The brand used the spoga+gafa trade fair to pitch its robotic mowers and zero-turn equipment to a global network of retailers.
When the three-time state champion baseball program at James Island Charter School required a lighting overhaul, they turned to Charlotte-based Torrence Sports Lighting. The resulting retrofit replaced aging metal halide fixtures across multiple fields with a wireless, programmable system capable of dynamic color displays during home games.
As AI-generated summaries from tools like ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews replace traditional search results, organic traffic for B2B firms is cratering. Portland-based founder Quinn Schwartz has launched Schwartz Marketing Lab (S.LAB) to help companies maintain visibility across the fractured landscape of modern discovery surfaces.
The global market for chronic spontaneous urticaria treatments reached a valuation of approximately USD 2 billion in 2025, fueled by a patient population of 4.8 million across seven major markets. As clinical trial activity accelerates, a new generation of targeted therapies is poised to challenge existing standards of care.
To mark the 126th U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills, Dewar’s has unveiled the sixth iteration of its Champions Edition, a 19-year-old blended Scotch finished in Cabernet Franc casks from Long Island’s Wölffer Estate.
For adult-use shoppers in Rochester, the choice between flower, vapes, edibles, drinks, and tinctures often comes down to how the body processes THC. Tanavung Tim of Green Comfort outlines the distinct onset times and durations of these products, helping consumers move beyond guesswork to find their preferred experience.
A class action lawsuit filed in San Diego Superior Court alleges that door and window manufacturer Renewal by Anderson LLC systematically denied employees legally mandated meal and rest periods. The complaint, brought by Blumenthal Nordrehaug Bhowmik De Blouw LLP, claims the company routinely required staff to work through breaks.
Healthcare staffing leader AMN Healthcare is integrating Brightfield’s Talent Data Exchange into its proprietary analytics platform to provide hospitals with a more granular view of labor market trends. The collaboration aims to replace reactive staffing habits with predictive modeling, using third-party validation to benchmark clinical and non-clinical workforce costs.
Between travel plans and holiday schedules, summer often dismantles the most disciplined self-care routines. To counter this seasonal slump, Perspire Sauna Studio is launching its Summer Ritual Challenge, inviting members to maintain their physical health through a structured commitment to infrared and red-light therapy throughout the month of July.
The Globee Awards has opened global nominations for its 19th annual program, seeking to highlight measurable achievements in enterprise technology and digital transformation. Professionals, startups, and large-scale government or private entities are invited to submit projects spanning artificial intelligence, cloud infrastructure, and cybersecurity initiatives for international recognition.
Chemours has reached a settlement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection to resolve claims regarding PFAS discharges. The agreement requires the chemical manufacturer to pay $22.5 million in civil penalties and commit $90 million toward long-term environmental mitigation projects.
Pool applicators are moving to streamline complex installations as Scottsdale-based PebbleTec introduces a trio of products designed to improve surface durability and site efficiency. The launch targets common field challenges, including cement waste and inconsistent edge finishing, to help contractors meet rising demand for high-end backyard aesthetics.
Salt Lake City marked a milestone in local housing efforts today as Hamlet Homes delivered the final two units of The Other Side Village. The completion of these homes concludes the community's 60-unit first phase, providing a permanent foundation for formerly homeless residents to rebuild their lives and reintegrate into the workforce.
Under the glow of the Annecy International Animation Film Festival, six Hong Kong studios are testing the boundaries of digital storytelling. By integrating artificial intelligence into their production workflows, these creators aim to redefine the territory's creative footprint on the global stage through a government-backed support scheme.
A new three-year distribution agreement grants federal healthcare facilities, including the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Department of Defense, streamlined access to Olympus medical technologies. By partnering with First Nation Group, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business, Olympus aims to meet federally mandated procurement goals.
St. Peters-based Advanced Bone & Joint is expanding its workers' compensation coordination infrastructure, replacing traditional phone-based intake with a centralized digital portal. The move targets regional adjusters and nurse case managers, aiming to reduce administrative friction for employers managing staff injuries across the St. Louis metropolitan area.
The global smart transportation market is set for a significant expansion, with projections indicating a rise from $176.22 billion in 2026 to $400.92 billion by 2032. This growth, driven by rapid urbanization and government-led infrastructure initiatives, represents a compound annual growth rate of 14.7% over the six-year period.
Reducing indoor search times by 30 to 90 seconds can be the difference between a successful intervention and a tragedy. GeoComm is addressing this gap with its new Map Converter, a tool designed to transform static floorplans into actionable, GIS-ready indoor data for high-stakes environments.
Ten drivers at General Motors’ Fairfax Assembly plant have officially joined Teamsters Local 41, securing coverage under the National Master Automobile Transporters Agreement. The move follows a protracted struggle to reclaim industry-standard wages and job protections after the facility shifted its logistics operations to a nonunion carrier.
Persistent burning, light sensitivity, and fluctuating vision are more than just minor irritations; they are hallmark symptoms of dry eye, a condition that can cause permanent ocular damage if ignored. To address this, Prevent Blindness has officially declared July as Dry Eye Month to improve public understanding and access to care.
Travelers can now link their digital identity directly to airport security checkpoints through Google Wallet. The Transportation Security Administration’s new partnership enables passengers to opt into Touchless ID, replacing physical document checks with facial comparison technology in dedicated lanes to streamline the boarding process at 65 airports nationwide.
