A steering failure in the final round at Stafford Motor Speedway cost Jack Shanahan the top spot, but a hard-fought second-place finish at the Formula DRIFT PRO Championship on Sunday vaulted the Kumho Tire driver into fourth place in the overall season standings.
San Diego-based energy giant Sempra has secured a position on The Wall Street Journal’s first-ever list of "Best Companies for the Future." The ranking evaluates S&P 500 corporations on their long-term adaptability, measuring how well firms prepare for shifting market demands through innovation, resilience, and talent development.
When hair is cut while wet, the inevitable bounce of a drying curl can leave a client with an unintended, uneven length. Hollidaysburg-based stylist Julie Potter argues that moving away from standard, saturated-hair techniques toward dry, curl-specific cutting is essential for maintaining structure, volume, and the integrity of natural coil patterns.
Distance, vehicle size, and seasonal demand create a complex pricing landscape for vehicle owners. Jonathan Franzese, an auto transport expert based in Uniondale, New York, breaks down the variables behind shipping quotes to help owners navigate the industry and avoid unexpected expenses when moving their vehicles across the country.
Choosing an orthodontist involves balancing professional credentials with practical convenience, according to new guidance from Dr. Judith Okun of Okun Orthodontics. For residents in the White Plains area, the decision rests on finding a provider who combines board certification with a clear, patient-centered communication style.
Blue Moon Metals has secured a critical engineering and construction contract for its Nussir copper-silver-gold project in Norway, while simultaneously clearing the final regulatory hurdles for the mine's waste management and operating plans, setting the stage for full-scale production to begin in the fourth quarter of 2027.
Extra Space Storage Inc. has priced a $550 million public offering of 4.900% senior notes due in 2032. The Salt Lake City-based real estate investment trust, which operates over 4,300 self-storage facilities nationwide, set the pricing at 99.702% of the principal amount to facilitate debt repayment and future acquisitions.
The National Association of County and City Health Officials has named the Mecklenburg County Health Department the winner of the 2026 Samuel J. Crumbine Consumer Protection Award. The honor recognizes the department’s success in reducing foodborne illness through rigorous adherence to federal standards and innovative data-driven oversight.
Franklin-based Community Healthcare Trust has published its third annual sustainability report, outlining the firm's progress toward its 2030 environmental objectives. The document details how the real estate investment trust is integrating energy efficiency and climate risk management into its portfolio of outpatient healthcare facilities across the United States.
Four years after the demolition of the Eliza Coffee Memorial Hospital, a former public healthcare site in Florence, Alabama, is transforming into the West Village development. A $9 million New Markets Tax Credit investment from UB Community Development is fueling this effort to bring groceries, retail, and housing to the city.
Austin-based Atlassian Platinum Solution Partner Praecipio has joined the Claude Partner Network, officially weaving Anthropic’s AI into its core consulting operations. The firm is now deploying a proprietary intelligence layer to automate complex technical assessments, aiming to replace manual data analysis with AI-driven roadmaps for enterprise clients.
A bipartisan housing bill passed by Congress includes the Helping More Families Save Act, an initiative designed to modernize the Family Self-Sufficiency Program. By refining how HUD assists low-income households, the pilot aims to dismantle barriers to economic mobility and encourage long-term wealth accumulation for thousands of families nationwide.
One in six people worldwide currently suffers from chronic loneliness, a crisis that has prompted Evermore Orlando Resort to overhaul its hospitality model. The property is partnering with Harvard-trained social scientist Kasley Killam to integrate the science of human connection directly into its guest experience and operational strategy.
St. Louis-based brokerage Worth Clark Realty is bucking national trends, projecting a 10% year-over-year increase in transaction volume for the first half of 2026. Despite persistent high interest rates and broader affordability hurdles, the firm credits its performance to a strategic push in agent-focused technology and support structures.
The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation intends to raise its quarterly common stock dividend by 19 percent, pushing the payout to $0.63 per share. The move follows the release of the Federal Reserve’s 2026 stress test results, which confirmed the bank’s capital requirements remain at the 2.5 percent floor.
A 38 percent drop in projected adjusted EBITDA has triggered a securities investigation into Primoris Services Corporation. The sudden revision, issued on June 22, 2026, wiped out more than 21.5 percent of the company’s investment value after hours, prompting legal scrutiny over the accuracy of previous financial disclosures.
PNC Financial Services Group has finalized its 2026 biennial company-run stress test, confirming adherence to mandates set by the Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. The bank’s internal analysis, encompassing revenue projections and capital ratios, aligns with the broader supervisory benchmarks released this week.
Hyperscale Data, Inc. has pushed back its upcoming investor conference call, originally slated for June 24, to Friday, June 26, at 1:30 PM PT. The Las Vegas-based firm, which operates data centers for AI and Bitcoin mining, cited a desire to allow more time for stockholder registration.
Shareholders of record as of August 31, 2026, will receive a quarterly payout of sixty cents per share from DuPont. The company confirmed the dividend for its common stock, with the distribution scheduled to reach investors by mid-September following the board’s latest financial authorization in Wilmington.
Texas-based Therapy 2000 has secured a growth investment from Avesi Partners to fuel a national expansion strategy. The deal, facilitated by investment bank Ziegler, positions the pediatric care provider to scale its model of occupational, physical, and speech therapy services beyond its current footprint of over 10,000 patients.
Moving away from manual spreadsheets, Coles Supermarkets has integrated the Ever.Ag S&OP platform to manage its beef, lamb, and pork inventory. This transition replaces hours of institutional guesswork with automated data modeling, allowing the retailer to stabilize pricing and freshness across its complex fresh meat supply chain.
The Department of Health – Abu Dhabi and the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia have signed a strategic agreement to bolster regional expertise in gene editing. Announced at the BIO International Convention, the collaboration aims to translate genomic insights into clinical treatments for rare metabolic and central nervous system disorders.
Greenwood Village-based homebuilder Century Communities will release its financial results for the second quarter of 2026 after the market closes on Wednesday, July 22. Executives plan to host a conference call later that evening to review the performance data and engage in a question-and-answer session with investors.
A multi-institutional team led by UC San Diego has secured up to $10.4 million from the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health to engineer a point-of-care diagnostic test. The project aims to detect fetal hypoxia—a critical drop in oxygen levels—using only a small maternal blood sample during labor.
Reston-based global technology provider ICF will report its second quarter 2026 financial results on August 6, 2026. The company plans to host a conference call at 4:30 p.m. Eastern time that day to discuss the quarterly performance with analysts and institutional investors following the market close.
In a move to overhaul its business model, Santa Ana-based Identiv has agreed to sell its entire IoT division and Thai subsidiary to Trackonomy Systems. The transaction, valued through a $50 million preferred equity exchange, signals a transition for Identiv from hardware manufacturing toward a specialized software-as-a-service and physical AI firm.
Zeeland-based furniture giant MillerKnoll, the parent company behind iconic design brands Herman Miller and Knoll, released its financial performance data for the fourth quarter and full fiscal year ending May 30, 2026. The report arrives as the firm navigates shifting demands across both its commercial and residential furniture portfolios.
SC Johnson is pulling all STEM Zone Mosquito Repellent Starter Kits and Refill Pods from United States store shelves following revelations that the products contain an incorrect chemical mixture. The recall, initiated June 24, stems from manufacturing discrepancies involving unlisted ingredients that lack necessary EPA authorization.
A new initiative named MOVES is hitting the streets of Los Angeles County to bridge persistent gaps in healthcare access. Backed by a $1.8 million grant from the Centene Foundation and Health Net, the program deploys specialized mobile units staffed by promotoras to reach 10,000 underserved Medi-Cal beneficiaries.
Out of nearly 1,000 program participants, William Vanderveer, CEO of Redefine Management, has been named an EY US Entrepreneur Of The Year 2026 New Jersey Award winner. He now advances to the national competition, where he will be considered for the top honor at the Strategic Growth Forum in November.
