A new 5,000-metric-ton press has begun operation at Tranter’s Vänersborg facility, signaling a major push to scale heat exchanger plate production. The installation marks a strategic upgrade for the Swedish site, integrating advanced automation and precision controls to meet rising global demand for efficient thermal management solutions.
A robotic companion designed to mitigate isolation in nursing homes has earned a spot as a finalist in the Creative Use of AI category at the 2026 McKnight’s Excellence in Technology Awards, marking a significant milestone for Denver-based DreamFace Technologies in the senior care sector.
Navigating fragmented care and persistent diagnostic gaps remains a daily struggle for those living with polycystic ovary syndrome. On September 19, the PCOS Challenge association and Brigham and Women’s Hospital will convene a symposium in Boston to bridge the divide between patients, medical researchers, and state policymakers.
Scrum Alliance and the International Institute of Business Analysis have launched a strategic partnership aimed at bridging the gap between agile delivery and business analysis. The collaboration introduces reciprocal member discounts, allowing professionals from both organizations to access specialized training and certifications at a 15% reduction in cost.
With the senior care industry facing a dual crisis of transparency demands and critical staffing shortages, Sensi.AI is partnering with dementia care expert Teepa Snow for an exclusive event. The November 10 gathering in Chapel Hill aims to provide operators with a blueprint for integrating AI with human-centered care models.
Businesses can now trigger physical mailings directly from over 7,000 applications, removing the need for manual file uploads. The new Zapier integration for the MailXstream platform allows documents from services like Google Drive or CRM systems to flow automatically into print-and-mail production pipelines without human intervention.
A slow, expressive tempo defines the latest retrospective from photographer Steve McCurry, as Leica Gallery New York prepares to debut 'Adagio' on September 10. The exhibition highlights the meditative nature of a career spanning five decades, showcasing both archival work and new images commissioned specifically for the Leica Libretto series.
Intercontinental Exchange is integrating real-time tropical cyclone tracking into its Connect Map platform, providing investors with layered hazard and exposure data. The update arrives as market participants navigate a volatile landscape, ranging from renewed geopolitical tensions in the Middle East to a leadership transition at Apple.
Following a successful pilot, Syra Health and Wake County Public Health are scaling their wellness program to address burnout among front-line staff. The Wellness S.P.A. 2.0 initiative provides employees with resilience-focused training, reflecting a broader push to prioritize mental health support within high-demand public health sectors.
Two aspiring veterinarians starting their studies in the United States next fall will receive up to $140,000 each in tuition support. The 2027 Mike Dunn, DVM Veterinary Student Scholarship, established by Becky Godchaux, is now accepting applications for students dedicated to the practice of companion animal medicine.
A new 5,000-metric-ton press has begun operation at Tranter’s Vänersborg facility in Sweden, marking a significant push to bolster global heat exchanger plate output. The installation serves as the centerpiece of a broader site modernization, integrating manufacturing, service, and administrative functions into a unified, high-efficiency hub.
Hyundai Motor America moved 86,977 vehicles in August 2026, a 2% dip from the previous year, even as the company hit a record milestone for its hybrid lineup. While total volume softened, hybrid models saw a 33% year-over-year jump, now accounting for 29% of the manufacturer’s total monthly sales.
Adam Greenberg has stepped into the role of Vice President of Services and Solutions at The Battery Network, an Atlanta-based nonprofit focused on battery stewardship. His appointment arrives as the organization seeks to scale its national programs amid increasing demand for safe battery collection and end-of-life management solutions.
With a 1,034 percent revenue surge over the past three years, Brooklyn-based AI firm Panoplai has claimed the 320th spot on the 2026 Inc. 5000 ranking. The recognition highlights the company's ascent within the competitive landscape of private American businesses, marking it as a leader in the rapidly expanding artificial intelligence sector.
Kansas City-based Midland Industries has finalized the acquisition of Pegasus Supply Group, a move designed to integrate specialized electronic connection products into its existing flow control and industrial hardware catalog. The transaction, backed by Gemspring Capital, unites two suppliers with deep footprints across the North American industrial landscape.
Nearly nine in ten parents long for the unscripted childhoods of their own past, prompting Celebree School to launch the "Boredom Is Where Imagination Begins" campaign. The nationwide movement encourages families to trade digital entertainment for storytelling and independent play during September’s National Literacy Month.
Two manufacturing facilities formerly operated by Auzmet in Alpharetta, Georgia, and Dallas, Texas, have been cleared of their industrial inventory. Tiger Commercial & Industrial facilitated the sale of precision fabrication machinery, raw materials, and finished architectural components to satisfy claims from secured creditors following the company's closure.
Portland-based digital banking provider Tyfone has acquired ATTUNE, a strategic move designed to consolidate account opening, loan origination, and banking services into a single ecosystem. The integration aims to help community financial institutions manage the entire customer lifecycle without the need for fragmented, multi-vendor technology stacks.
Personal users of MSP360 Backup Free can now secure their data with client-side encryption and expanded Object Lock capabilities. The Pittsburgh-based company updated its non-subscription tool to offer enterprise-grade protection for standalone computers running on Windows, macOS, and Linux, ensuring backups remain both private and immutable against unauthorized deletion.
A seller chose Home Invest over a higher competing offer for the 997-unit East Ponce Village in Stone Mountain, Georgia. By prioritizing the firm's reputation for revitalizing distressed assets over pure purchase price, the transaction closed at $122 million, marking the largest acquisition in the company’s history.
Matt Close, a veteran of Unilever’s global ice cream division, has joined the board of DC Foods, the parent company of the premium dessert brand Island Way. This strategic appointment arrives as the company pursues an aggressive international expansion plan following a year of rapid retail growth.
Patients suffering from temporomandibular disorders, or TMD, are significantly more likely to face obstructive sleep apnea than those without jaw issues. New research published in the Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery suggests these conditions often overlap, indicating a need for integrated clinical screening and cross-disciplinary medical evaluation.
Rather than triggering mass layoffs, artificial intelligence is forcing global enterprises to fundamentally rethink their organizational DNA. New research from TalentNeuron across seven major corporations shows that firms are moving away from broad headcount reduction toward granular task-level restructuring to integrate AI into existing workflows.
Food technology firm AKA Foods is moving to modernize product development by launching its third-generation platform, AKA Studio Alchemy, alongside an invite-only beta for AKA Atlas, a knowledge engine designed to consolidate fragmented corporate research into a verified, private intelligence model.
From October 20 to 23, the Kentucky Exposition Center will host Equip Expo, the industry's premier gathering for landscaping and outdoor power equipment professionals. This year’s agenda spans 15 signature experiences, ranging from hands-on field demonstrations to high-level networking events designed to drive business growth and technical expertise.
Travelers at Charlotte Douglas and Harry Reid International airports face a steep 56.4% markup on Starbucks orders compared to downtown prices. A new study by Upgraded Points reveals that while passengers anticipate higher costs for airport convenience, the premium for a standard five-item order can exceed $12 at major hubs.
A high-level U.S. delegation met with IICA Director General Muhammad Ibrahim at the agency’s San Jose headquarters to align on regional agricultural policy. The visit signals a shift toward streamlining operations and deepening cooperation between the Americas and Rome-based food agencies to secure supply chains and mitigate transboundary health threats.
Irvine-based Reunited Luxury has achieved B Corp status, validating its model of recirculating designer handbags from houses like Chanel, Hermès, and Louis Vuitton. The certification underscores the company’s pivot toward circular commerce, moving away from traditional retail models that prioritize the production of new goods over the longevity of existing ones.
Kenosha Mayor David Bogdala and County Executive Samantha Kerkman will gather at 12345 38th Street on September 10 to officially open G10 Fulfillment’s massive new distribution hub. The 315,000-square-foot facility anchors the company’s logistics strategy along the critical Chicago–Milwaukee freight corridor, signaling a major shift in their Midwest operations.
Arlington-based CareReview has appointed industry veteran Adam Schilling as its new Chief Growth Officer, signaling an aggressive push to scale its clinical review services beyond workers' compensation into the broader group health, commercial, and government insurance sectors as the company moves to capture a larger share of the clinical solutions market.
