Redwood City-based procurement software firm Ivalua has secured three major distinctions in the Q3 Comparably awards, with staff citing high satisfaction regarding company culture, benefits, and work-life balance. The recognition arrives as the organization continues to scale its enterprise AI platform for global procurement operations.
As Source Water Protection Week begins, New Jersey American Water is shifting focus from treatment plants to the natural reservoirs and watersheds that feed the state’s supply. The initiative emphasizes that water quality security relies on proactive risk management and local stewardship long before resources reach a distribution tap.
The software provider for heavy equipment services, RapidWorks, has appointed Matt DePaolis as its new Chief Executive Officer. He succeeds Tim Curran, who shifts into the role of Executive Chairman of the Board to oversee the company’s long-term product vision and strategic growth initiatives.
Investors who acquired Pentair plc securities between March 11, 2025, and July 14, 2026, have until October 2, 2026, to seek lead plaintiff status in a class action lawsuit. Philadelphia-based law firm Berger Montague filed the action, alleging the company misled shareholders regarding inventory levels and financial performance.
For prospective homebuyers in Stillwater, Minnesota, the search often begins with the tension between urban accessibility and rural seclusion. Minnesota and Western Wisconsin realtor Olivia VanOrsdale suggests that aligning a property with one's daily routine is more critical than mere aesthetics when evaluating the local market.
Fragrance brand KAYALI is launching across China on October 15, debuting in over 300 Sephora stores and digital channels. The expansion, which follows two years of market preparation, aims to establish the Middle Eastern brand among the top three fragrance labels within Sephora’s Chinese retail network.
Patients grappling with persistent physical discomfort often reach a threshold where conventional conservative treatments no longer suffice. Dr. Mitch Quill of Bolingbrook Family Chiropractic outlines how acoustic wave technology serves as a non-surgical alternative, shifting the focus toward stimulating the body’s innate recovery mechanisms for improved functional mobility.
Eventtia has launched a native Model Context Protocol server, enabling event planners to bridge their management platform with AI assistants. By bypassing traditional manual interfaces, the integration allows users to execute administrative tasks, generate registration pages, and synchronize cross-platform data through simple natural-language prompts rather than complex form-filling.
As the American Water Works Association launches its annual Source Water Protection Week from September 27 to October 3, Indiana American Water is emphasizing the critical link between upstream environmental stewardship and the long-term reliability of the state’s drinking water supplies for its 1.5 million customers.
Persistent leaks and missing shingles often signal that a roof has reached its limit, yet many homeowners struggle to distinguish between a fixable issue and the need for a full replacement. Tyler Humphrey of Capitol Roofing Inc. outlines the critical indicators that suggest it is time for a new roof.
In the high-altitude climate of Cheyenne, where freeze-thaw cycles and heavy snow accumulation threaten structural integrity, reactive maintenance is a recipe for failure. Hayden Humphrey, vice president of Capitol Roofing Inc., argues that property owners must move beyond ad-hoc repairs to a disciplined, twice-yearly inspection cycle to mitigate damage.
Entrepreneurs launching a venture in North Carolina face a rigid legal landscape that demands precision from day one. Waynesville-based business attorney Hunter Plemmons argues that the structural integrity of a limited liability company depends on meticulous filings and internal governance, noting that formation errors often jeopardize long-term liability protections.
The 2026-27 Irving Marathon Running Series begins October 3 with the Irving Oktoberfest, marking the first of six events designed to offer major-race amenities without the logistical friction of larger city marathons. Based at the Toyota Music Factory, the series emphasizes accessibility, flat courses, and proximity to DFW International Airport.
Cyclists and families will gather at the Greene County Fairgrounds on October 11 to mark America’s 250th anniversary. The Americana 250 Cycling Classic, part of the Tour de Gem series, invites participants to traverse the nation's largest paved trail network while raising funds for the United Way of the Greater Dayton Area.
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, the Internet Marketing Association convened IMPACT 250 in Washington, D.C., gathering tech founders, venture capitalists, and federal policymakers to synchronize the nation’s technological trajectory with its long-term strategic priorities across defense, energy, and artificial intelligence.
After a three-year period that saw revenue jump nearly 200%, the oral wellness brand COCOLAB has appointed former L'Oréal and Google executive Gayle Tait as its new Chief Executive Officer. Tait steps into the role as the company pushes further into national retail spaces like Target and Walmart.
A nine-member advisory committee featuring executives from Penske, Target, and L'Oréal has joined Paralyzed Veterans of America to bolster the organization's philanthropic efforts. This coalition aims to advance the upcoming One of One Gala in New York City, leveraging high-level business expertise to support long-term advocacy for disabled veterans.
Zifo has earned runner-up honors in the 2026 CDISC AI Innovation Challenge for TLFGenix, an automated system designed to generate clinical trial tables, figures, and listings. The recognition marks the second consecutive year the informatics firm has been cited for its efforts to integrate AI with established clinical data standards.
Dallas-based Beagle has officially secured status as a qualified Yardi Standard Interface Vendor, enabling direct data synchronization for property managers using the Yardi Voyager platform. This integration allows companies to manage resident protection and insurance compliance without migrating their existing property management infrastructure.
California residents who navigated the Venetian Las Vegas website between September 2024 and March 2026 may be eligible for a share of a $1.6 million settlement. The legal action alleges the resort improperly shared guest data and communications with third parties in violation of the California Invasion of Privacy Act.
With the United States facing a surge in billion-dollar climate catastrophes and digital vulnerabilities, Mediaplanet has launched a comprehensive preparedness campaign in USA TODAY. The initiative provides actionable strategies for individuals and businesses to navigate everything from extreme weather events to crippling cyber disruptions.
After a three-decade tenure that saw her rise from a local pharmacist to the head of a national healthcare division, Colleen Lindholz is stepping down as president of Kroger Health. Her departure marks the end of a career defined by integrating clinical pharmacy services with grocery retail strategy.
For buyers and sellers navigating modern real estate, the traditional closing table is increasingly being replaced by digital alternatives. Jackson, Tennessee-based Realtor Amy McLemore outlines the balance between the efficiency of remote transactions and the legal nuances that still require careful attention to ensure a secure, binding agreement.
Tokyo-based tech developer Cellid Inc. is joining forces with optical retail giant Megane Top to transition augmented reality hardware from a niche enthusiast tool into everyday eyewear. The partnership leverages Megane Top’s extensive retail footprint to commercialize new AR products starting with a crowdfunding launch this October.
Actor Evan Handler and triathlete Siri Lindley anchor a new national initiative launching September 25 in USA TODAY. The campaign, titled Blood Cancers & Disorders, aims to bridge the gap between clinical hematology advances and the lived experiences of patients navigating diagnoses, treatment, and long-term survivorship across the United States.
The Board of Directors at Los Angeles-based water solutions firm Cadiz Inc. has authorized a cash dividend for its 8.875% Series A Cumulative Perpetual Preferred Stock for the third quarter of 2026, marking a continued distribution schedule for the company’s preferred shareholders.
MeetKai is deploying a sovereign AI stack across Brazil, Ukraine, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Bangladesh, targeting a combined population exceeding 700 million. By utilizing NVIDIA accelerated computing, the company aims to provide these nations with localized AI models that operate independently of foreign cloud services.
Gamblers are statistically more financially literate than non-gamblers, according to new research from the American Gaming Association. While sports bettors display an accurate grasp of their mathematical abilities, the study reveals a dangerous confidence gap among prediction market users, who frequently mistake gambling for a reliable investment strategy.
The U.S. electrical grid, a sprawling web of utilities and assets historically fractured across hundreds of private databases, now has a unified, community-maintained map. Texture’s new platform, CommonGrid, treats the nation's energy infrastructure like a Wikipedia-style model, allowing for crowdsourced updates, source-level provenance, and transparent revision histories.
Frustrated by the pace of value creation at BARK, investment firm GNK Holdings is gauging shareholder interest in a potential $11.00 per share cash tender offer. The firm is soliciting non-binding indications of interest from investors to determine whether there is sufficient support to proceed with a formal acquisition attempt.
