Investors who incurred significant losses in Flotek Industries, Inc. between August 3 and August 17, 2026, have until October 26 to apply as lead plaintiffs in a pending class action lawsuit. The litigation centers on allegations that the company misled shareholders regarding a critical power generation contract.
Oakland-based Redwood Public Law LLP has consolidated its expertise in public-private development and athlete representation into a formal interdisciplinary practice. The new unit aims to bridge the gap between civic infrastructure projects and the commercial interests of athletes, artists, and entertainment organizations across California.
Kristen Kelly and Serene Williams, social studies instructors at Sacred Heart Preparatory, will receive the inaugural Meryl Streep Educator's Award on November 6. Their grassroots campaign, WAPUSH, recently secured endorsements from 100 universities, signaling a major push to establish an official Advanced Placement course in U.S. Women's History.
The Nasdaq Composite tumbled 1.65% to 26,755.24 on Wednesday, leading a broad market retreat that left major indices in the red. While volatility remained contained, the Russell 2000 index hit an RSI of 28.3, signaling that small-cap stocks are facing significant selling pressure compared to the wider market.
With industrial waste heat often vanishing into the atmosphere, Colorado-based ATS Energy is turning that inefficiency into a commodity. The Earthshot Prize winner announced a new financing round today, signaling a definitive shift from laboratory breakthrough to full-scale commercial production of its turbine-free power generators by 2027.
Investors who incurred financial losses holding Honeywell Aerospace, Inc. securities between June 29 and September 1, 2026, are being invited to serve as lead plaintiffs in a new class action lawsuit. The filing targets alleged misrepresentations regarding supply chain vulnerabilities and undisclosed federal investigations into government contract compliance.
Undergraduate students pursuing careers in brand strategy and digital communications can now apply for the Andrew Garson Scholarship, a national program designed to reward creative thinking. The initiative offers a one-time $1,000 award to a single recipient, with applications accepted through June 15, 2027.
The American Bankruptcy Institute has selected Boston-based attorney Rion Vaughan for its 2026 class of 40 Under 40, an annual list highlighting emerging leaders in the insolvency sector. A partner at Rubin Rudman, Vaughan earned the distinction for his work in complex restructuring, distressed M&A, and high-stakes bankruptcy litigation.
ML Mackey, CEO and co-founder of Waltham-based Beacon Interactive Systems, has joined the newly formed Massachusetts Small Business Development Center Statewide Advisory Council. The group brings together leaders from government and the private sector to help refine how the organization supports local entrepreneurs and growing companies across the Commonwealth.
A patient with colorectal cancer has received the first dose of spevatamig, marking a new milestone in the TWINPEAK clinical trial. This study evaluates the efficacy of the bispecific antibody, designed to target both claudin 18.2 and CD47, in patients suffering from advanced gastrointestinal malignancies.
Nearly 5,000 residents across Solaris Healthcare facilities transformed their nursing homes into tailgate zones on September 18, marking the start of a strategic partnership between the healthcare provider and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The collaboration aims to blend professional football culture with rehabilitative care throughout the region.
The global market for polylactic acid is set for rapid expansion, with valuations projected to climb from $2.24 billion in 2026 to $5.23 billion by 2031. Driven by a compound annual growth rate of 18.5%, the sector is shifting from simple packaging toward high-performance, bio-based industrial applications.
Undergraduate students across the United States preparing for careers as physician assistants are now eligible to apply for a $1,000 grant established by cardiologist and educator Dr. Christopher Mallavarapu. The scholarship aims to support emerging medical professionals who demonstrate a deep commitment to patient care and community service.
The Defense Logistics Agency has granted Micross Components’ Apopka, Florida facility the MIL-PRF-38534 Class K qualification, the highest quality standard for hybrid microcircuits. This certification positions the company as a key domestic supplier for the rapidly expanding space and missile defense sectors, where system failure is not an option.
Nearly 1 in 4 Americans planning to celebrate Halloween this year expect to take on debt to fund their festivities, according to a LendingTree survey. As economic uncertainty weighs on household budgets, average planned spending has dropped to $162, a 16% decrease from the $192 reported in 2025.
Even after a surgeon clears a blocked artery with a stent, the heart’s smallest vessels often remain constricted, causing tissue death. A study published in Nature introduces CLN-2501, a first-in-class capillary-selective vasodilator designed to force these vessels open and restore blood flow where current interventions fail.
Investors who incurred financial losses holding DICK's Sporting Goods, Inc. securities between September 8, 2025, and August 24, 2026, are being invited to serve as lead plaintiffs in a newly filed class action lawsuit, with a court-mandated deadline of November 3, 2026, to file motions.
Robert Half has secured a place on the 2026 Forbes list of the world's top employers for women, a designation awarded based on the feedback of 140,000 female employees across 61 countries. The ranking evaluates institutional performance regarding pay equity, executive representation, and overall workplace culture.
Biloxi-based Keesler Federal Credit Union has secured the TIME Excellent Workplace Rating, a distinction awarded by Statista that benchmarks organizational culture. The evaluation highlights the credit union’s success in fostering employee retention and career progression, effectively surpassing industry standards for personnel management across its various regional branches.
Deployable Energy has enlisted nuclear engineering firm Sargent & Lundy to accelerate the licensing and development of its Unity-1 microreactor. The partnership focuses on preparing a construction permit application for the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, marking a significant step toward moving the 1-MWe reactor design closer to commercial reality.
The Philadelphia-based labor law firm Willig, Williams & Davidson has been named Labor Law Firm of the Year for 2026 by Legal Insider. This recognition highlights the firm’s four-decade history of representing unions, employee benefit funds, and individual workers in complex collective bargaining and workplace disputes.
Investors who incurred financial losses from Aevex Corp. shares between April and June 2026 now have until October 20 to step forward as lead plaintiffs in a pending class action lawsuit. The litigation targets alleged misrepresentations regarding the company’s business operations and its secondary public offering strategy.
With suicides in Mississippi prisons dropping from 11 in 2021 to two so far in 2026, the American Correctional Association is bringing its first national summit to the state. The event aims to dissect this 82% reduction and determine how to replicate the state's behavioral health strategies elsewhere.
With global unplanned downtime costs hitting $600 billion annually, the AI-native resilience platform Como has secured a spot on the 2026 Disruptor 60 list. Unveiled at TechCrunch Disrupt, the recognition highlights the startup’s effort to move enterprise recovery from static, annual testing to continuous, AI-driven verification.
A traditional hospital gown often serves as a stark reminder of a child's medical status, overshadowing the spirit of childhood. To counter this, the Starlight Children's Foundation has launched a nationwide initiative, delivering adaptive, festive apparel and activity kits to pediatric hospitals to ensure patients do not miss out on Halloween.
Aspiring business leaders across the country now have a path to financial support through the Leonard Gross Scholarship for Entrepreneurs, an initiative previously centered on Long Island. The program invites undergraduate and graduate students to articulate their professional vision and commitment to long-term career growth in the competitive business landscape.
With over 500 million dollars in American tax debt resolved, the Westlake Village-based Tax Hardship Center has earned a spotlight in BestMoney’s latest industry review. This recognition follows consecutive appearances on the Inc. 5000 list and inclusion in Forbes Advisor’s recent rankings of top-tier tax relief providers.
Investors who incurred losses during Coastal Financial Corporation’s recent downturn have until December 1, 2026, to move for lead plaintiff status in a pending securities fraud class action. The lawsuit centers on allegations that the company obscured the deteriorating credit quality of its massive CCBX partner loan portfolio.
Persistent kitchen cleanup frustrations over hand-washing reusable straws and tumblers have prompted a design overhaul. Midea America is launching the STRAWash™ dishwasher, featuring a specialized jet system that targets the notoriously difficult-to-clean interiors of drinkware components that consumers previously felt forced to scrub by hand.
Most brands struggle with fragmented campaigns, but Houston-based Kreative Media is shifting the focus toward a unified growth model. The agency’s newly launched Kreative Velocity System integrates paid media, SEO, AI-driven visibility, and web performance into a single, data-backed engine designed to convert marketing spend directly into revenue.
