The Editorial Advisory and Securities Review Committee at BetterInvesting Magazine has selected Descartes Systems Group as its "Stock to Study" and McDonald's Corp. as its "Undervalued Stock" for the publication’s upcoming December 2026 issue, offering these designations as tools for investor education rather than specific buy recommendations.
Frustrated by the inefficiency of stationary club washers at local courses, an inventor from Birmingham, Alabama, has developed a portable solution for cleaning iron club faces. Known as The Pivot, the device features retractable bristles designed to remove caked-on sand, grass, and dirt without staining a golfer’s hands or damaging equipment.
Grammy-winning songwriter and vocalist EJAE is pulling back the curtain on her bridal preparation, partnering with premium skincare brand REJURAN Cosmetics. The collaboration, dubbed "Bridal Diary," documents how the artist integrates the company's proprietary c-PDRN technology into her busy schedule while readying for her upcoming wedding.
Terrance Smith, executive director of the Desert Ridge Community Association, earned the City of Phoenix Excellence in Connectivity and Communication Award for his role in uniting one of Arizona’s largest master-planned neighborhoods. The recognition highlights his success in bridging gaps between 6,400 households, local businesses, and regional stakeholders.
Five years after emerging from a small gathering of IPADE Business School graduates, the Pan American Senior Management Alumni Association has evolved into a powerhouse for Mexican professionals in the U.S. With nearly 600 members, the organization now bridges the gap between regional commerce and cross-border policy influence.
The stage at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, where Elvis Presley once filmed his seminal concert documentary, will host a live recreation of that era on October 24, 2026. Tribute artist Travis Powell is set to headline 1970 LIVE! – That's the Way It Was in the venue's historic theater.
A 74% collapse in share price has triggered a securities class action lawsuit against Innventure, Inc. Following the sudden removal of the DarkNX data center project from its 2026 forecast, investors are now alleging that the company misled them regarding the viability of its high-profile cooling technology deployment.
Investors who purchased York Space Systems common stock following the company's January 2026 IPO now face an October 30 deadline to petition for lead plaintiff status. The federal securities class action, filed in Colorado, centers on allegations that the firm misled stakeholders regarding critical software failures and defense contract risks.
Professional presentation software provider think-cell has launched an AI Suite designed to manage the entire slide creation workflow, from initial brainstorming to data-driven chart generation. The Berlin-based company aims to address the shortcomings of existing generative tools that often struggle with the precision required for high-stakes business communications.
A securities class action lawsuit has been filed against Hims & Hers Health following a federal complaint by the FTC that accuses the company of deceptive business practices. Investors who suffered losses between August 4, 2025, and July 29, 2026, are being urged to contact Hagens Berman before the November 2 deadline.
After two decades at Bloomingdale's, Stacie Borteck Dattner moves to Bluemercury on October 12 as Vice President and General Merchandise Manager. Reporting directly to CEO Alexandre Choueiri, she takes charge of the luxury retailer's product strategy, proprietary brand development, and vendor marketing initiatives to sharpen its market positioning.
Numbering among the fastest-growing segments in the American market, premium white blends have gained a new contender. Meiomi, the brand best known for its flagship Pinot Noir, is expanding its portfolio with the debut of Meiomi Blanc, a $20.99 white wine blend sourced from California’s Central Coast.
A 43% single-day collapse in Coastal Financial Corporation shares has triggered a securities class action lawsuit, alleging the firm misled investors about the stability of its Banking-as-a-Service credit portfolio. The litigation centers on claims that the company failed to disclose material deterioration in a $500 million loan segment.
A federal securities class action has been filed against Beta Bionics, alleging the medical device manufacturer misled shareholders regarding the safety profile of its iLet insulin delivery system. Investors who acquired shares between July 30, 2025, and February 24, 2026, are now being urged to file claims before November 3.
A 24.9% single-day stock plunge has triggered a securities class action against Lincoln Educational Services Corporation. The lawsuit alleges the company misled investors regarding student start growth, a key performance metric that plummeted from nearly 20% in the first quarter to just 1% by August 2026.
Beyond the sticker price, a commercial property purchase hinges on a rigorous assessment of physical infrastructure, legal standing, and operational utility. Mark Graham of Holland Real Estate Group warns that overlooking site-specific requirements—from zoning compliance to specialized utility capacity—can turn a seemingly affordable investment into a long-term financial burden.
Chicago-based Loop Capital is expanding its footprint in the athlete and entertainer wealth sector, acquiring select assets from Life Line Holdings. The move integrates Humble Lukanga’s boutique family office model with Loop’s institutional infrastructure, aiming to transition high-profile clients from personal financial stewardship to broader private-market investment opportunities.
Edison Mayor Sam Joshi joined company leadership on October 7 to unveil Time Mission, a high-stakes interactive attraction now anchoring the 125,000-square-foot Supercharged Entertainment facility in New Jersey. The launch marks the latest expansion for the venue, already home to the world’s largest indoor multi-level karting track.
The gap between an abundance of market data and actual investor clarity is a mindset crisis, not a knowledge deficit. Dr. M. Sterling Cross addresses this disconnect in his new release, The Wealth Mindset, which pivots away from fleeting stock tips to focus on core economic principles and disciplined personal philosophy.
San Francisco-based Arista Demand unveiled a redesigned digital platform today, signaling a shift from traditional lead generation toward a focus on Marketing Qualified Accounts. The company aims to provide B2B sales teams with deeper visibility into the complex buying committees and organizational signals driving modern enterprise procurement.
More than 70 executives gathered at the Cameo Beverly Hills on October 7 for the Hozpitality Women Leadership Forum 2026. The event centered on the evolving role of women in shaping tourism, aviation, and entertainment, as the industry prepares for the economic shifts tied to major upcoming international events.
A Perris, California-based inventor has developed the Extendable Dolly, a utility cart designed to simplify the relocation of furniture and personal items during structural repairs. The device aims to reduce property damage and streamline workflows for contractors, painters, and restoration teams by offering a lightweight, collapsible frame for heavy loads.
Uninsured domestic deposits at FDIC-insured institutions climbed by $233.5 billion in early 2026, highlighting a growing vulnerability for businesses holding large cash balances. Scott Shay, founder of N3XT, argues that the traditional fractional-reserve system obscures risks and delays payments, prompting his shift toward a full-reserve, blockchain-based banking model.
Scottsdale-based Redwood Investment Management is celebrating the tenth anniversary of its Engineered Risk-Budgeted (ERB) model portfolios. The platform, which centers on the firm’s proprietary RiskFirst® framework, has evolved over the past decade to integrate private real estate debt alongside traditional public market assets for individual investors.
After a 14-year career navigating the complexities of wealth management at institutions like Morgan Stanley and Fidelity, John Vandenberg is moving to the Walnut Creek-based firm Capital Advantage. His appointment signals a strategic push to deepen the firm’s advisory bench with veteran talent in the competitive Bay Area market.
Stepping into a landscape of inflatable snowmen and aromatic displays, shoppers are once again entering the holiday retail circuit as Spirit Christmas launches its third annual season. The brand is now operating 44 storefronts across 15 states, stretching from the New England coastline down to Florida and into the Great Lakes region.
Ophthalmology practices typically address administrative friction by purchasing disparate software subscriptions, but the Saffron Solution is challenging this fragmented approach at the AAO 2026 expo. By providing over 50 integrated, HIPAA-compliant applications without licensing fees, the company aims to move the industry toward a unified operational infrastructure.
When a child requires sedation for oral surgery, the safety of the procedure depends more on the clinician’s depth of training than the presence of a second provider in the room. A new analysis published in the Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery challenges current assumptions regarding staffing and patient outcomes.
A new 15-hour grief education series, When Grief Is Present, launches in January 2027 as a collaborative effort between the International End-of-Life Doula Association (INELDA) and the Elisabeth Kübler-Ross Foundation. The program aims to move beyond clinical pathology, focusing instead on compassionate presence and human-centered support.
Michael Teegardin, a veteran of the defense and aerospace communications sector, has been named Vice President of Marketing and Communications at Akima. He will oversee brand strategy for the Herndon-based government contractor as it manages a workforce of 11,000 employees supporting federal missions.
