Four teams from GroundWork will join the 44th annual LoToJa Classic on September 12, pedaling 200 miles from Logan, Utah, to Jackson Hole to fundraise for We Care Solar. This year, the effort expands as Nextpower, SOLV Energy, and Lime Rock New Energy join the ride to support maternal health.
Jill Case-Wirth, a veteran nurse executive formerly of Wellstar Health System, has joined Swift Workforce AI as Senior Clinical Advisor. Her appointment aims to integrate clinical leadership directly into the development of the startup’s agentic AI scheduling tools, which target the high administrative burden currently placed on nursing managers.
An emerald ring of radiant light now anchors Room 11D at Venice’s Palazzo Mora, serving as the climax of Laurie Lea’s latest installation. Part of the Personal Structures – Confluences exhibition, the four-part series explores the intersection of spiritual narrative, mineral pigments, and light-refracting glass.
Government contractors often struggle with fragmented financial management, where audit readiness and contract administration are siloed across different teams. North Bethesda-based ROSE Financial Solutions is addressing this operational gap by launching an integrated advisory model that consolidates compliance and project controls under a single, AI-supported platform.
Naväge has debuted its latest powered nasal irrigation system, the Advanced Nose Cleaner, featuring digital controls and adjustable pressure settings. Designed for drug-free relief, the unit aims to flush out allergens, mucus, and viruses in as little as 30 seconds, building on the company's existing clinical-grade technology.
Before breaking ground on a backyard renovation, homeowners must map out how their property will serve their daily lives. Kyle Swanson, owner of Pueblo-based Above & Beyond Lawn & Landscaping, suggests that successful outdoor spaces require a calculated balance between immediate utility, site constraints, and long-term flexibility.
The Invesco S&P 500 Equal Weight ETF (RSP) has officially crossed the $100 billion mark in assets under management. This milestone underscores a growing investor appetite for strategies that bypass the traditional market-cap weighting of the S&P 500 in favor of a more balanced, sector-agnostic approach to U.S. large-cap equities.
With over 15 years of experience in the professional employer organization sector, Heather Gould joins The Woodlands-based Questco to spearhead market expansion and corporate strategy. Her arrival marks a significant shift in leadership as the firm prepares to accelerate its growth trajectory and refine its go-to-market execution.
Dr. Tony C. Nora, founder of Good Vibes Homeopathic Healing & Stem Cell Wellness, is addressing the prohibitive costs of regenerative medicine by introducing new financing options for clients. The Texas-based firm aims to bridge the gap between high-tech biological treatments and everyday affordability for families seeking personalized, holistic care.
In the coastal city of Shishi, a specialized Arabic language initiative is transforming local commerce by equipping Chinese merchants with the linguistic tools necessary to penetrate Middle Eastern markets. This grassroots effort mirrors a broader trend across the Arab world, where rising access to Mandarin education is fostering cross-continental professional mobility.
After securing a total sell-out of its 12-location Charlotte footprint, indoor golf simulator franchise Another Nine is opening 14 new territories across North Carolina. The expansion follows the brand’s successful debut in Cornelius, where the model proved that automated, 24/7 golf access resonates with local players and investors alike.
As digital-asset markets consolidate, Granite River Trading has officially launched as a principal trading firm, backed by a global team of industry veterans. Led by CEO and co-founder Josh Gibson, the firm aims to leverage its proprietary technology to provide liquidity across more than 25 centralized and decentralized venues.
San Francisco-based platform fal has opened access to Muse Image, a new agentic model from Meta Superintelligence Labs that diverges from standard single-pass generation. By integrating planning, web searching, and self-correction, the system aims to solve the consistency and accuracy issues that plague traditional generative workflows.
Most voice-assistance software stops at scripted prompts, leaving agents to manually execute the tasks discussed during a call. Quiq is changing that dynamic with Voice Assist, a new platform extension that not only guides employees in real time but actively performs customer-facing actions while the conversation remains live.
Chairman and CEO William Brown will represent 3M at the 14th Annual Laguna Conference on September 15, 2026. The executive is scheduled to take the stage at 7:45 a.m. PT to discuss the industrial conglomerate's strategic trajectory and current efforts to leverage its diverse technology platforms for customer-focused solutions.
After watching his children struggle with greasy, stinging sunscreens on the track and soccer fields, Umatilla resident Bobby Stoneking has launched Venture Performance Sunscreen. The mineral-based formula aims to replace traditional lotions with a dry-texture product designed specifically to withstand the intensity of competitive youth sports.
The global market for radiation-hardened electronics is set to expand from $2.04 billion in 2026 to $2.91 billion by 2032, according to the latest industry forecast. This growth, reflecting a compound annual growth rate of 6.1%, is fueled by the escalating demands of space exploration and defense modernization.
A 31% plunge in Fastly, Inc. stock following February 2024 revenue misses has triggered a formal investigation by Schubert Jonckheer & Kolbe LLP. The firm is evaluating potential legal claims against company leadership, centering on allegations that executives concealed weakening demand while insiders offloaded millions in company shares.
Academy Award-nominated actor John Malkovich, now a Croatian citizen, headlines the country's latest promotional campaign, "Croatia – I Hear It's Beautiful." Directed by 45-time Emmy winner Pete Radovich, the six-minute film pivots away from standard tourism tropes to offer an immersive, narrative-driven exploration of the nation’s diverse landscapes.
“Just stop. Stop going to a blank page and writing yourself in circles.” With this blunt directive, veteran screenwriting coach David Cornue launches his new guide, Stop Writing!, which aims to rescue novelists and screenwriters from the common trap of starting their drafts before their narratives are fully formed.
Doceree has recruited a cohort of senior leaders from HealthCentral, EVERSANA, IQM, and Fullspan Health to accelerate the adoption of its healthcare marketing operating system. The appointments follow the recent launch of Daily Command, a platform powered by the company’s proprietary AI model designed to optimize pharmaceutical commercialization.
Moving to counter threats that operate at machine speed, Darkforce has submitted its cybersecurity and AI safety platform for FedRAMP High designation. By partnering with Knox Systems, the firm aims to deploy quantum-ready protection across federal, defense, and national security environments where traditional detect-and-respond models have faltered.
Petroleum-based chemistry has long dominated the performance footwear market, forcing a trade-off between durability and environmental impact. Los Angeles-based material innovator von Holzhausen is challenging this status quo this September at The NW Materials Show in Portland, where it will unveil Liquidplant®, a 100% plant-derived performance foam.
Patients seeking non-invasive skin rejuvenation now have a new option as OrangeTwist rolls out the FDA-cleared Density system across its 24 locations. The dual radio-frequency technology aims to address skin laxity from weight loss and digital strain, offering a needle-free path to collagen remodeling and improved dermal resilience.
The source-to-pay market is pivoting toward intake and orchestration as organizations prioritize streamlining procurement over total system replacement. According to the 2026 Nucleus Research Technology Value Matrix, companies are increasingly deploying automation layers atop existing ERP frameworks to enhance spend control while minimizing manual administrative intervention.
The U.S. manufacturing sector expanded for the eighth consecutive month in August, though momentum cooled as key indicators for new orders, employment, and imports retreated. The Manufacturing PMI registered 54.6 percent, down from 55.6 percent in July, according to the latest Institute for Supply Management report.
By framing monthly expenses as upfront payments rather than post-service bills, Prepaid Bill Inc. is pushing a shift toward prepaid utility and mobile models. Their new guide, released September 1, outlines how consumers can replace traditional billing cycles with a prepaid envelope strategy to eliminate late fees and interest-based debt.
On September 4, college sports fans across the United States will trade everyday attire for school colors in a nationwide display of team loyalty. The annual College Colors Day, coordinated by licensing leader CLC, marks a shift from passive support to an overt celebration of university traditions and lifelong fandom.
A rafters' reservation for the Grand Canyon now requires an eighteen-year wait, while the New York City Marathon rejects 99% of its lottery hopefuls. As global demand for high-profile outdoor expeditions hits a fever pitch, the inaugural Access Index from Jade Peak reveals that the world's most iconic experiences are becoming effectively unattainable.
A 542,000-square-foot industrial site in Tiffin, Ohio, is set to transform into a high-tech manufacturing hub as Nickolas Asset Management and Kreate commit $100 million to the project. The facility, located at 458 Second Avenue, aims to integrate advanced robotics and AI to begin production by October 1, 2026.
