The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) has acquired WrenchWay, a move designed to bridge the widening gap between automotive schools, employers, and the next generation of service professionals. By absorbing WrenchWay’s staff and technology, ASE aims to scale its digital support beyond traditional certification testing.
After 31 negotiation sessions failed to produce an agreement, home care clinicians represented by the Massachusetts Nurses Association will launch a seven-day strike on July 8. The walkout follows a breakdown in talks on June 30, where union representatives claim management refused to adjust their standing proposals.
GrantWatch has introduced GrantWatch Intelligence™, a conversational research interface designed to streamline funding discovery for nonprofits and government agencies. By grounding AI queries in human-verified grant databases and IRS 990 records, the platform aims to eliminate the inaccuracies typically associated with standard web-based generative search tools.
San Mateo-based Achieve has secured the top spot on InHerSight’s annual list of the best finance companies for women to work for. The digital personal finance firm earned recognition across eight distinct workplace categories, based on thousands of anonymous employee reviews collected by the platform throughout the year.
After hitting a $200 million retail milestone, tequila brand Gran Coramino is shifting its focus toward a female audience. Kevin Hart, who co-founded the company with master distiller Juan Domingo Beckmann, has appointed entrepreneur Lori Harvey as the brand’s first major celebrity partner to lead the new Coramino Woman initiative.
After a career defined by rapid revenue scaling and entrepreneurial ventures, Alex Garner is joining Arglass as Vice President of Sales, Marketing and Sustainability. The appointment signals a strategic push by the Georgia-based manufacturer to leverage Garner’s experience in navigating both high-growth startups and established consumer goods markets.
With the nation’s 250th birthday approaching, Katy-based retailer Academy Sports + Outdoors has unveiled its Summer 250 shop, a curated inventory of red, white, and blue apparel and outdoor gear. The collection targets the peak of summer, aiming to outfit backyard gatherings, lake trips, and holiday sporting events across the country.
For the third consecutive year, New Jersey-based Kessler PR Group has secured top-tier recognition from Chambers and Partners in both Crisis PR and Communications and Litigation Support. The 2026 guide highlights the firm’s sustained influence in managing sensitive legal and public relations matters for high-profile clients.
A former Klehr Harrison Harvey Branzburg partner, Ryan M. Moore has joined Greenberg Traurig’s Philadelphia office as a shareholder. His arrival marks a strategic expansion of the firm’s litigation bench, bringing a focus on complex commercial disputes, shareholder class actions, and high-stakes corporate governance defense to the global practice.
High-tech augmentative and alternative communication tools yield a 3.3x return on investment while boosting quality of life by 65% for users with conditions like cerebral palsy, autism, and ALS, according to a recent study conducted by research firm Augur and Boston College for the Dynavox Group.
For researchers navigating the synthetic peptide market, the FDA’s 2021 regulatory framework offers a rigorous benchmark: any impurity exceeding 0.10% requires formal identification, while new impurities above 0.5% effectively disqualify a drug application. These thresholds redefine how laboratories must evaluate supplier documentation for compounds like GLP-1 analogs.
More than 1,000 students are set to earn their diplomas from Primavera Online School this year, highlighting the growing demand for flexible, digital education across Arizona. As the institution wraps up its final credit verifications, this graduating class underscores the school's role in supporting non-traditional learners.
Ten years after first attending as an aspiring agent, Jen Dillard returns to Inman Connect San Diego this July as a featured speaker. The CEO of Brick by Brick Collective will join over 150 industry leaders at the Marriott Marquis to address the realities of building profitable brokerages in a shifting market.
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed the 2026–2027 state budget on June 29, directing over $8.35 million toward critical health infrastructure in West Central Florida. The funding bolsters BayCare’s capacity to deliver specialized pediatric, behavioral, and chronic care services across a region experiencing rapid population growth and shifting medical demands.
Investor rights firm Monteverde & Associates has initiated a formal investigation into the proposed acquisition of LCI Industries by Patrick Industries. The inquiry centers on whether the deal provides fair value to shareholders, who are slated to receive 1.2440 shares of Patrick common stock for each share of LCI held.
Bryan Keller, the longtime chief executive of Defiance-based Keller Logistics Group, has been named to the 2026 Entrepreneurial & Business Excellence Hall of Fame. He is slated to receive the Business Excellence Award during a formal induction ceremony held at The Pinnacle in Maumee, Ohio, on November 5.
Sixteen biomedical scientists across Latin America have received $20,000 Advancement Awards from The Pew Charitable Trusts. The grants aim to bolster independent laboratory operations for alumni of the Pew Latin American Fellows Program, providing critical capital to purchase equipment and accelerate ongoing scientific discovery in the region.
A 9.4 out of 10 satisfaction score has propelled Houston-based Ezee Fiber to the top of PCMag’s 2026 national ISP rankings. By prioritizing fiber-optic infrastructure over legacy systems, the company has outperformed established broadband providers across a growing footprint spanning six states, including Texas, Michigan, and Washington.
Shareholders of Modiv Industrial, Open Lending, Leggett & Platt, and Equity Residential are facing scrutiny as New York-based firm Monteverde & Associates PC initiates investigations into their respective merger and acquisition deals. The firm, led by attorney Juan Monteverde, is probing potential legal concerns regarding these proposed transactions.
For the second consecutive year, Reston-based technology firm Plus3 IT Systems has secured a spot on the Washington, D.C. Top Workplaces list. Ranking eleventh among 117 small businesses, the company earned its position based entirely on internal employee feedback regarding culture, professional growth, and alignment with corporate values.
McKim & Creed has acquired the High Point-based engineering and surveying firm Davis • Martin • Powell, a move designed to deepen the company’s influence within North Carolina’s Triad region. The integration brings 46 new staff members into an organization that now counts over 1,100 employee-owners across the Mid-Atlantic.
More than 30 pharmaceutical and biotech companies are now eyeing the FDA’s Real-Time Clinical Trial initiative, seeking to overhaul how life-saving therapies reach patients. Columbus-based Paradigm Health, the sole technology partner behind the FDA’s proof-of-concept studies, has formally submitted its operational roadmap to the agency following extensive industry consultations.
As thousands of international fans descend on Dallas for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, local physicians are issuing a blunt reminder: protect your sexual health. With Dallas County already managing high STI rates, medical experts are warning that the influx of tourism demands increased vigilance and faster access to care.
Beneath a sprawling nine-acre roof of mass timber, Portland International Airport has officially unveiled the final phase of its $2 billion terminal expansion. The project, which spanned five years of continuous construction, marks the largest public infrastructure investment in Oregon history and redefines the regional gateway experience.
Days before announcing that its lead drug candidate, EVO756, failed a critical Phase 2b clinical trial, Evommune executives offloaded thousands of shares. The timing of these transactions, which preceded a 38% collapse in the company's stock price, has prompted an investigation by the law firm Levi & Korsinsky, LLP.
In the cobblestone streets of New Castle, Delaware, the legacy of historic taverns like Jessops Tavern extends far beyond the tap. These venues transformed into informal classrooms, where the introduction of complex Belgian ales shifted local drinking habits from casual consumption to a deeper appreciation for traditional brewing craftsmanship.
The U.S. Supreme Court delivered a 6-3 ruling today in the consolidated cases of West Virginia v. B.P.J. and Hecox v. Little, effectively affirming state-level efforts to restrict sports participation to biological females. The decision upholds laws from Idaho and West Virginia designed to preserve female-only competition under Title IX protections.
Graduate nursing students gained a temporary reprieve today as the U.S. Department of Education issued interim guidance classifying their studies as professional degree programs. The shift comes directly from a court-ordered stay in the ongoing litigation between the American Association of Nurse Practitioners and federal regulators regarding student loan eligibility.
Sprocket Security has introduced Apex, an autonomous penetration testing agent designed to identify web application vulnerabilities at machine speed. By integrating historical testing data with real-time offensive techniques, the platform aims to bridge the gap between automated scanning and the nuanced validation provided by human experts.
At Electronica Shanghai 2026, MultiDimension Technology is highlighting its full suite of TMR and AMR magnetic sensors, targeting sectors from humanoid robotics to consumer electronics. The company is leveraging its own automotive-qualified wafer fab to secure supply chains for high-volume industrial and automotive clients.
