The global polyurethane adhesives market is set for steady expansion, with projections indicating a rise from $9.68 billion in 2026 to $12.84 billion by 2031. Driven by a transition toward lightweight and sustainable manufacturing, the sector is expected to maintain a compound annual growth rate of 5.82% over the next five years.
Fifty women from across North America have been named to the 2026 cohort of 'Women to Watch for Boards,' a program designed to bridge the gap between highly qualified executive talent and public companies. The honorees were selected from a pool of 314 applicants by an independent committee of governance experts.
Telecom operator ZHARYQ Kazakhstan has partnered with Rivada Space Networks to deploy an orbital mesh constellation, aiming to bolster data security for government and commercial clients across Central Asia and Azerbaijan. The agreement integrates Rivada’s satellite infrastructure to bypass traditional terrestrial gateways, ensuring sovereign, low-latency communications for high-stakes sectors.
Elanco Animal Health’s Credelio Quattro is hitting the market with a clinical advantage: new data published in Parasites & Vectors confirms the chewable tablet kills black-legged ticks faster than top competitors Simparica Trio and NexGard Plus, reaching significant efficacy within just eight hours of treatment.
GoldMining Inc. has officially filed a preliminary economic assessment for its São Jorge gold project in Pará State, Brazil. The report outlines a conventional open-pit operation with an estimated initial capital requirement of $202 million, marking a transition toward pre-feasibility studies for the resource-stage asset.
Valens Semiconductor will release its financial results for the second quarter ending June 30, 2026, on the morning of Wednesday, August 12. The Hod Hasharon-based chipmaker plans to host a conference call and webinar at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Time to detail its performance and field questions from the investment community.
Investors are looking to July 29, when CGI will release its financial results for the third quarter of fiscal year 2026. The Montréal-based IT and business consulting firm, which closed the quarter on June 30, plans to unveil its performance metrics just before the opening of North American markets.
Zilliant has secured a top ranking in the QKS Group SPARK Matrix for B2B Price Optimization and Management, reflecting its ability to integrate AI-driven pricing intelligence directly into enterprise sales workflows. The analysis highlights the company’s platform as a critical tool for navigating increasingly complex commercial landscapes.
AT&T posted a strong second quarter, adding over 1 million new Advanced Connectivity customers as the company’s investment-led strategy continues to gain traction. Driven by record-setting fiber and fixed wireless growth, the carrier reported $31.6 billion in revenue, marking a 2.3% increase compared to the same period last year.
Joe DePinto, who spent years scaling 7-Eleven into a global convenience giant, will join Target's Board of Directors effective August 1. His appointment marks a strategic push by CEO Michael Fiddelke to sharpen the retailer’s focus on fresh food, digital commerce, and omnichannel operations in a shifting consumer landscape.
St. Louis-based Moneta, an investment advisory firm managing over $50 billion, is launching its international operations in the United Kingdom. The move targets the growing demand from U.S. expatriates and international family offices for integrated, cross-border financial planning and tax coordination through a new strategic partnership with London-based firm Thomson Tyndall.
Thousands of U.S. hospitals delivering fewer than 1,000 babies annually have long struggled to access specialized perinatal care due to prohibitive costs. A new partnership between Ouma Health and Millennium Medical Group, dubbed Perinatal Link, aims to bridge this gap by eliminating platform fees for smaller community facilities.
Josh Cole will join the Crowe Global Management Committee on August 1 as the network’s first Global Growth Leader. Reporting directly to CEO Kamel Abouchacra, Cole is tasked with unifying the organization’s enterprise agenda, focusing specifically on scaling consulting services and AI-driven capabilities across its international member firms.
A new benchmark study reveals that Tel Aviv-based DeepKeep provides superior protection against prompt injection and data leaks compared to industry standards like Meta’s LLaMa Prompt Guard and Nvidia’s NeMo, specifically when handling the complex, cross-language interactions that now dominate global enterprise AI environments.
TE Connectivity surpassed its own fiscal third-quarter projections, posting record net sales of $5.16 billion as demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure and industrial power solutions bolstered performance. The company also confirmed a definitive agreement to acquire Astrodyne TDI for $1.4 billion to strengthen its industrial power portfolio.
A finalist for the 2025 CRN Channel Chief of the Year award, Alvaro Warden is joining Cyware as Global Head of Channel Sales and Marketplace Ecosystems. He will spearhead the company’s partner-first strategy, aiming to accelerate revenue growth across North American, APAC, and EMEA markets through new strategic alliances.
As middle age brings the onset of presbyopia, more men are seeking convenient ways to manage close-up vision tasks. Better Business Advice has identified EZContacts as a leading online destination for reading glasses, citing the retailer’s intuitive shopping filters and comprehensive guidance on lens strength for daily use.
With 86% of US cybersecurity leaders reporting AI-related incidents over the past year, Toronto-based BOXX Insurance is formally updating its Cyberboxx Business policies. The move introduces affirmative coverage for AI-driven social engineering and deepfake attacks, closing a critical ambiguity gap for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Faced with persistent staffing gaps and a steady stream of construction permits, the City of Austin has tapped the private firm SAFEbuilt to handle residential and commercial building inspections. The agreement, authorized by the City Council on May 28, aims to clear backlogs while maintaining municipal oversight of local codes.
Investors who suffered significant losses in Erasca, Inc. between January 14, 2025, and April 26, 2026, are being urged to join a class action lawsuit. The litigation alleges that the oncology firm misled shareholders regarding the safety and competitive viability of its primary drug candidate, ERAS-0015.
Clear Secure, the biometric identity firm trading as YOU on the NYSE, will release its financial performance data for the quarter ending June 30, 2026, on the morning of August 5. The company plans to host a live investor call two hours after the report goes public.
With 26 million students relying on school buses daily, Zum is gathering policymakers and educators at New York’s Nasdaq MarketSite to address the systemic fragmentation of student transit. The summit highlights how AI and real-time data can convert a historically unreliable system into a gateway for better educational outcomes.
Independent pharmacies using PioneerRx can now manage Drug Supply Chain Security Act requirements directly within their existing software. The integration between InfiniTrak and the RedSail Technologies platform arrives ahead of the November 27, 2026, federal deadline, aiming to eliminate manual compliance hurdles for pharmacists.
CAE and Leonardo have deepened their long-standing partnership to evolve the M-346 Integrated Training System, aiming to prepare fighter pilots for next-generation aerial combat. The expanded collaboration focuses on integrating AI-enabled systems and autonomous environments to address the increasing complexity of modern global air operations.
Robert MacDonald has joined MEXC as Chief Compliance Officer, tasking the veteran strategist with navigating the exchange’s expansion into traditional financial products. MacDonald, formerly of Bybit and Standard Chartered, arrives as the platform transitions from a pure-play crypto exchange toward a broader suite of global market offerings.
American companies maintained their status as the United Nations' primary supplier in 2025, securing $2.03 billion in procurement contracts. This figure mirrors the nation's financial contributions to the organization, highlighting a significant economic intersection between domestic industry and global humanitarian operations across thirty-two different UN agencies.
Josh Cole will step into the newly created role of Global Growth Leader at Crowe Global on August 1, tasked with unifying the network’s consulting and artificial intelligence capabilities. Based in New York, Cole joins the executive management committee to accelerate commercial programs across 150 countries.
With ninety-five percent of school supply deals priced at or below last year’s levels, Target is betting that aggressive discounting and expanded in-store experiences will capture the back-to-school market. The retailer is pairing lower price points with a weeklong sales event to lure inflation-weary families into its two thousand locations.
Investors who suffered significant losses following Verra Mobility’s sudden leadership shakeup and the termination of a major contract have until August 4, 2026, to seek lead plaintiff status. The legal action follows a 70% collapse in the company’s share price after the loss of its partnership with Avis Budget Group.
Prologis has tabled a final £14 billion acquisition proposal for UK-based SEGRO, marking a 9.5% increase over its previous offer. The San Francisco-based logistics giant is pressuring the SEGRO board to recommend the deal and secure a deadline extension from the Takeover Panel before the 5 p.m. cutoff today.
