Olivia Dunne is partnering with snack brand JUNKLESS to launch a national contest for female college athletes, offering a semester-long NIL brand deal. The initiative, managed through the JUNKLESS Athlete Collective, seeks to provide emerging collegiate stars with financial support and a platform to cultivate their personal brands.
The Bascom Group has acquired Castlewood Park Apartments in Buena Park, California, for $53.1 million. The 183-unit community, originally built in 1963, represents a strategic value-add play in a supply-constrained Southern California market where the firm continues to aggressively deploy capital despite broader sector volatility.
As generative AI tools enable B2B teams to produce messaging at unprecedented speeds, the primary challenge has shifted from content volume to quality. Boise-based GetWhys is addressing this gap by launching a platform that grounds sales and marketing materials in a proprietary database of thousands of real buyer interviews.
Jason Phillips, the founder and CEO of Allen-based Phillips Home Improvements, has been named to the inaugural class of the 2026 Dallas-Fort Worth Titan 100. The recognition highlights his long-standing commitment to ethical business practices and professional leadership within the North Texas home improvement sector.
“Would you kill to protect a secret that wasn’t yours?” With that haunting provocation, award-winning author Diana Louise Webb launches A Twisted Crucible: The Riddle of the Ruined Soul, the second installment in her Broken Reflections psychological thriller series, available now to readers seeking a deep dive into suburban noir.
Targeting high-demand industrial corridors, WareSpace has acquired a five-building portfolio totaling 441,000 square feet. This expansion into Austin, Miami, San Diego, and Southern California’s Inland Empire marks the company’s first portfolio-level transaction, signaling an aggressive push to capture the underserved market of small-scale commercial tenants.
Concerns over the visibility and complexity of traditional hearing devices often keep people from seeking treatment, but a new product aims to change that dynamic. HearUSA has officially rolled out the Signia Active Mini IX, a compact, ready-to-wear hearing aid designed to balance aesthetic discretion with advanced speech-enhancement technology.
To celebrate National Ice Cream Day, high-protein ice cream brand Protein Pints is launching a nationwide Golden Pint Scavenger Hunt. Participants in select cities will compete to decode daily social media clues, leading them to physical locations where they can claim $1,000 and a year's supply of ice cream.
From a modest regional footprint to a national network of nearly 200 providers, Clearway Pain Solutions is restructuring its executive suite to manage its rapid scale. Dr. Damean Freas, the architect of this expansion, shifts to Chairman of the Board, while COO Jonathan Davis assumes the role of CEO.
After two decades navigating the production side of the commercial bakery sector, Peter Sonenstein is shifting his focus to equipment distribution. All Bake Technologies has appointed the industry veteran as its new Vice President of Sales & Marketing, tasking him with refining customer support and scaling the company’s outreach.
With over 25 years of experience scaling healthcare technology firms, entrepreneur Joseph H. Davi has been appointed as a Board Observer at Outcomes Matter Innovations. The move signals a strategic push for the New Jersey-based company as it seeks to refine its value-based specialty care models and expand its national footprint.
Ten years after its 2016 launch, Beachwood-based OneSeven is pivoting from foundational development toward a strategy of aggressive scaling. Managing over $10 billion in assets, the firm is currently restructuring its support platform to help independent advisors navigate rapid technological shifts and complex succession planning requirements.
MindWalk Holdings, the Austin-based firm formerly known as ImmunoPrecise Antibodies, enters a critical earnings window on July 22, 2026. Following its recent inclusion in the Russell 3000E Index and a strategic shift toward AI-designed therapeutics, the company faces investor scrutiny over its proprietary biological data architecture and GLP-1 program trajectory.
Solo dental practices are converting only 16.1% of referrals into completed treatments, lagging significantly behind the 25.5% conversion rate achieved by enterprise groups. This disparity, highlighted in Intiveo’s 2026 Dental Patient Engagement Report, signals a critical divide in growth potential across the oral surgery and specialty landscape.
Montreal-based CRO CellCarta has launched a global consortium of seven digital pathology and artificial intelligence firms, aiming to provide biopharmaceutical sponsors with a unified, platform-agnostic pathway for biomarker discovery and clinical trial execution across oncology, neurology, and autoimmune disease research.
Maria McCool’s styling brand Calista has officially expanded into the Macy’s digital storefront, marking a strategic move to place professional-grade haircare tools directly into the hands of a broader national audience through its established partnership with BEAUTYSPACE.
When this Committee talks about small business, I have lived that journey,” France Hoang, CEO of BoodleBox, told the U.S. House Committee on Small Business on July 14. Drawing from his background as a veteran and entrepreneur, he cautioned lawmakers against viewing artificial intelligence merely as a tool for speed.
A study published in Nature Medicine reveals that Ractigen Therapeutics’ siRNA candidate, RAG-17, has successfully cleared its first-in-human safety trials. The drug, which targets the SOD1 gene, demonstrated significant biomarker reductions and clinical stabilization in patients, marking a milestone for the company’s proprietary CNS-delivery platform.
KMS Lighthouse claimed two top prizes at the 2026 US Customer Experience Awards in Dallas, securing Gold for Best Use of AI and Silver for Best Use of Technology. The recognition highlights the company's role in helping global enterprises move beyond AI experimentation toward reliable, governed operational adoption.
With three decades of experience navigating the shifting landscape of brand engagement, Chris Cavanaugh takes the helm as President, Corporate at The Expo Group. His mandate is to accelerate the company’s expansion and redefine how corporate entities leverage experiential marketing to cut through an increasingly cluttered digital marketplace.
Providence-based managed IT provider Attain Technology earned a spot on the 2026 MSPs to Watch list, a ranking curated by the MSP Summit. The recognition highlights firms that demonstrate superior operational performance and growth trajectories, utilizing the same rigorous evaluation criteria applied to the industry-standard MSP 501 list.
Travelers often struggle with the fragmented nature of modern booking sites, where comparing loyalty benefits, room configurations, and fluctuating prices requires endless manual filtering. San Francisco-based Mindtrip is attempting to solve this by launching Mindtrip Stays, an agentic AI tool that manages these complex variables through a conversational interface.
A pop song once sparked Dinh Thuy Dung’s interest in Chinese, leading her from a small Vietnamese village to a career as a bilingual broadcaster. Her path now mirrors a broader regional ambition, as media leaders gathered in Kunming this week to formalize a network aimed at bridging cultural divides through collaborative storytelling.
One in 16 survey questions sees its leading response flip once low-quality data is filtered out, according to new research from Rep Data. The company’s latest ReDem feature now visualizes these discrepancies, allowing researchers to measure exactly how respondent quality controls alter final datasets.
After eighteen years at the helm, Martus Solutions founder Bill Cox is transitioning to the role of Chair Emeritus, handing executive leadership to Taylor Macdonald. The change follows three years of record sales and rapid expansion for the Greenville-based firm, which now serves over 1,300 mission-focused organizations globally.
Massachusetts small business owners are warning state legislators that proposed privacy bills currently under review could inadvertently stifle market competition and inflate costs for consumers. The Internet for Growth coalition argues that overly restrictive mandates threaten the digital advertising tools essential for local firms to reach their target audiences.
Spero Zacharias, a veteran executive at Chubb, will lead the new Board of Directors at ACORD Solutions Group as the organization pushes to standardize global insurance data. The appointment of four new directors aims to accelerate digital connectivity and resolve persistent legacy constraints across the international insurance sector.
Delaware-based law firm Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor has moved to bolster its legal talent recruitment by raising first-year associate starting salaries to $220,000. The adjustment, effective immediately, marks a broader restructuring of the firm's compensation tiers to remain competitive across its Wilmington, New York, and Charlotte offices.
Beijing-based Cheche Group has secured a second chance from the Nasdaq Stock Market to resolve its ongoing stock price deficiency. The auto insurance technology platform received a 180-day grace period, pushing its deadline to regain compliance with the exchange’s minimum $1.00 per share requirement to January 11, 2027.
Nomadar Corp. has finalized the acquisition of 290,000 square meters of land in El Puerto de Santa María, Cádiz, clearing the way for the construction of the JP Financial Arena. The deal consolidates two previous agreements from earlier this year, giving the company full control over the site for its planned multi-purpose complex.
