BayPort Credit Union has committed $25,000 to the Newport News Public Schools’ Office of Youth Development, Family and Community Engagement for the 2026–2027 academic year. The donation, paired with 100 pounds of collected school supplies, aims to bolster student support programs and financial literacy initiatives across the district.
With FDA 510(k) clearance in hand, Israel-based digital health firm Medibyt is launching its CPETWise platform into the U.S. market. The software aims to automate the complex analysis of cardiopulmonary exercise tests, shifting the burden of data interpretation from manual review to a standardized, high-speed clinical workflow.
For the first time since June 2025, American farmers are projecting a more favorable financial future than the current reality. The latest Purdue University/CME Group Ag Economy Barometer reveals an uptick in sentiment to 135 in August, fueled by improved expectations for export growth and long-term operational stability.
With the acquisition of Tampa-based Environmental Construction, LLC, Texas-headquartered EIS Holdings is scaling its footprint across the Southeast. The move integrates over twenty years of regional expertise in hazardous material abatement and commercial demolition into the national infrastructure firm’s existing platform, bolstering its capacity for self-performed environmental remediation projects.
Vancouver-based Orchestry has unveiled a new governance feature designed to map, score, and manage AI agents within Microsoft 365 environments. By integrating agent activity with Power Platform data, the tool aims to provide IT teams with the visibility needed to mitigate security risks posed by rapid, employee-led AI deployment.
Distilled in Baltimore during the spring of 2018, Sagamore Whiskey is marking a milestone with the national release of its Bottled in Bond Straight Rye. The 100-proof spirit represents the brand’s push toward a fully Maryland-made production cycle, adhering to the strict quality standards established by the 1897 federal mandate.
Salt Lake City-based Co-Diagnostics has exported its mosquito surveillance technology for the first time, delivering laboratory equipment and reagents to an international United States Air Force installation. This deployment marks a strategic shift for the company as it moves its pathogen-detection platform beyond domestic borders.
Marketing teams are overpaying for generic intelligence that lacks brand nuance. Optimizely is countering this by launching a family of post-trained AI models designed specifically for marketing tasks, promising frontier-level quality at one-tenth the cost of traditional large language models while maintaining essential brand context.
Surpassing a key operational threshold, New York-based Printing Limitless fulfilled over 1,000 custom printing orders across the United States in August 2026. The surge in volume underscores a rising demand for professional-grade visual marketing materials, ranging from large-format vinyl banners to branded canopy tents and event displays.
Twenty-five years after launching SeatGuru, Matt Daimler is returning to aviation tech as a co-founder of AeroLOPA. The company, which provides architect-drawn, to-scale aircraft seat maps, is leveraging new funding to launch its first mobile apps for iOS and Android, aiming to replace subjective seat ratings with precise geometry.
Dave Schaeffer, Chief Executive Officer of Cogent Communications, will headline three major industry conferences over a three-day span this September. The appearances, scheduled across San Francisco and New York, offer a window into the strategy of the Tier 1 internet service provider as it navigates the current telecommunications landscape.
The Rider Jet Center in Hagerstown transforms its hangar into a concert venue on September 26, 2026, marking the 18th anniversary of Hangarfest. The annual fundraiser supports Breast Cancer Awareness, Inc., providing essential resources like early detection screenings and post-surgical care for patients across the tri-state area.
As organizations grapple with AI integration and shifting workforce expectations, the Human Capital Institute is launching a virtual summit on October 28, 2026. The event targets HR Business Partners, aiming to transition them from traditional support roles into high-level strategic advisors capable of driving organizational performance.
MGM Resorts International and BetMGM have pledged $320,000 to bolster responsible gambling initiatives during September’s Responsible Gaming Education Month. This investment supports national research, problem gambling helplines, and the continued training of staff to manage player protection across the company’s extensive network of resorts and digital platforms.
Before the U.S. markets open on September 8, 2026, Singapore-based compute infrastructure firm Canaan Inc. will release its financial performance data for the quarter ending June 30. The announcement marks a critical checkpoint for the ASIC chip designer as it navigates the ongoing volatility of the high-performance computing sector.
The DoubleLine Yield Opportunities Fund, trading under the ticker DLY, has declared a monthly distribution of $0.1167 per share for September 2026. The Board of Trustees confirmed the payment schedule, with the ex-dividend and record dates both set for September 16, followed by a payment date of September 30.
Russell Reynolds Associates is betting that data science can solve the perennial mystery of executive performance. The firm launched The Leadership Lab this week, an internal hub designed to merge proprietary behavioral data with artificial intelligence to help boards and CEOs move beyond intuition when selecting their top teams.
The Standard has launched its new annuity application status platform, utilizing Magnifact’s AgentVizion API services to provide real-time data to distribution partners. Financial Independence Group serves as the inaugural partner, marking a shift toward standardized, interoperable connectivity in the insurance sector instead of traditional, proprietary integration methods.
A slow drip or a missing roof shingle may seem like minor inconveniences, but these neglected tasks often evolve into thousands of dollars in damage. Mercury Insurance warns that delaying routine maintenance allows water and weather to compromise structural integrity in ways that standard home insurance policies rarely cover.
A 24 percent surge in cosmetic procedures among patients aged 66 and older helped propel the plastic surgery market to a 7 percent overall increase in 2025. Data from the American Society of Plastic Surgeons reveals that patients are prioritizing restorative results, with lift procedures and facial fat grafting seeing massive gains.
Merging Thai heritage with contemporary luxury, Anantara Hotels & Resorts has partnered with the iconic silk house Jim Thompson to debut 'Soul of Siam.' The nine-piece resort-wear collection, featuring hand-drawn motifs of temple architecture and tropical flora, arrives at all Thai Anantara properties starting September 1, 2026.
Less than a year after joining Visual Edge IT as Vice President of Marketing, Laurel Burton has been promoted to Chief Marketing Officer. The appointment marks a strategic pivot for the North Canton-based firm as it transitions from event-heavy outreach to a data-driven model aimed at small and midsize business growth.
When Pastor Jared Fabac surveyed the leaders he encountered across churches and corporate boardrooms, he heard the same recurring question: how to restore health to their people. This search for a practical remedy led to his debut book, Leading Lazarus: 8 Transformational Frameworks to Resurrect Your Culture, launching nationwide September 6.
Designers of high-frequency wireless systems now have a smaller footprint option for their circuitry as KYOCERA AVX adds the 0201 case size to its KGU Series. This expansion targets the growing demand for compact, ultra-low-ESR capacitors in satellite, cellular, and broadband applications without sacrificing signal integrity.
Twenty-two international dermatology organizations have joined forces under the newly established SOCS Global Council. Co-chaired by Dr. Zakiya Pressley Rice and Dr. Michelle Rodrigues, this strategic initiative seeks to standardize clinical guidelines and improve dermatologic care for diverse populations through cross-border research and shared educational resources.
The DoubleLine Income Solutions Fund, listed on the New York Stock Exchange as DSL, has declared a monthly distribution of $0.11 per share for September 2026. This payout follows the schedule established by the Fund's Board of Trustees, with payments slated to reach shareholders by the end of the month.
Vancouver-based venture builder Victory Square Technologies reported $53.0 million in revenue for the first half of 2026, a 434% increase over the same period last year, fueled primarily by the aggressive scaling of its healthcare infrastructure subsidiary, Hydreight Technologies.
Palo Alto-based Sciton Inc. has launched Super MOXI with High Density Delivery, an upgraded iteration of its flagship laser system designed to accelerate treatment times and expand skin-quality correction capabilities. The device utilizes a new twin-beam architecture to enable rapid, head-to-toe applications across the company’s existing mJOULE and JOULE X platforms.
Greenville-based TPM has finalized the sale of its ColorLab division to long-time vice president Dustin Batson. The management-led acquisition, supported by local partner Cowart Awards, marks a strategic shift for TPM as it pivots focus toward software development and AI-driven solutions like its TrebleHook platform.
Bainbridge Island-based BioViva USA has secured U.S. Patent No. 12,564,646, protecting a gene therapy method designed to combat cognitive decline. The intellectual property covers the delivery of Klotho and hTERT proteins via viral vectors, marking a strategic step in the company’s push to address the biological drivers of aging.
