Charlotte-based Truist Bank announced plans to redeem the entirety of its $850 million subordinated notes, originally scheduled to mature on October 30, 2026. The financial institution set the redemption date for September 30, 2026, effectively clearing a significant portion of its outstanding debt ahead of the planned maturity.
The board of directors at Preformed Line Products confirmed a regular quarterly dividend of $0.21 per share for common stockholders. This payout, authorized during the board's September 14 meeting, marks the latest distribution for investors holding shares in the Cleveland-based infrastructure manufacturer as the company maintains its current financial rhythm.
The Board of Directors of Houston-based Third Coast Bancshares, Inc. has authorized a quarterly cash dividend of $17.25 per share for its 6.75% Series A Convertible Non-Cumulative Preferred Stock. The payment is scheduled for distribution on October 15, 2026, to all shareholders of record as of September 30, 2026.
Terence P. McCourt, the co-managing shareholder of Greenberg Traurig’s Boston office, has been inducted into the Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Hall of Fame. The distinction recognizes attorneys with over three decades of practice who have significantly influenced the legal profession, the bar, and the pursuit of justice throughout the Commonwealth.
Beast Philanthropy and The Rockefeller Foundation are launching regenerative school meal programs in Ghana and Kenya, aiming to provide daily lunches for 4,000 children. The partnership leverages Jimmy Donaldson’s digital reach alongside the foundation’s expertise in food systems to combat child labor and improve educational outcomes through locally sourced, sustainable nutrition.
After running 2,000 miles from the Colorado River's source to Los Angeles in 92 days, CEO and advocate Mina Guli has secured a new collaborative commitment to stabilize the basin. The initiative unites Tribal leaders, farmers, and corporate partners to address a water crisis threatening $1.4 trillion in economic activity.
Allyant, a portfolio company backed by Thompson Street Capital Partners, has acquired Braille Works, a specialized provider of accessible communications. The Tampa-based investment bank Hyde Park Capital acted as the exclusive advisor for the transaction, facilitating the merger of the two companies focused on document and digital inclusivity.
More than 110 Teamsters at the Farmington Kemps facility have ratified a new two-year contract, ending a tense negotiation period. The deal secures significant wage increases, lower health care costs, and a substantial boost to overnight shift pay for the workforce behind staples like Top the Tater and cottage cheese.
The Madison community has officially designated Everlight Solar as the year’s premier solar energy company. This local recognition marks a milestone for the firm, which has spent years guiding regional homeowners through the complexities of energy transitions, from initial system design to the final installation and permitting process.
Chicago-based risk management firm LogicGate has been named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape for Worldwide Third-Party Risk Management Software 2026. The assessment highlights the company’s shift toward agentic AI and a no-code architecture as critical drivers for helping large enterprises manage complex vendor risks with greater agility.
West Coast hip-hop legend Xzibit is trading stadium stages for an intimate 21+ setting in Orland Hills, Illinois. On October 9, 2026, the rapper and entrepreneur will headline The Secret Sesh at The Stash Room, a five-hour event blending live music with interactive cultural programming and local vendor showcases.
For consumers in Marianna, Florida, the choice between a bank and a credit union often hinges on a fundamental structural divide. While banks operate as for-profit entities accountable to shareholders, credit unions function as member-owned cooperatives, a distinction that directly dictates how rates, fees, and savings yields are calculated.
A coalition led by MicroNuclear, LLC and the Idaho National Laboratory Foundation has formalized a partnership to advance the development of a compact molten salt microreactor. This 20-megawatt thermal unit aims to provide resilient, emissions-free power for critical infrastructure, industrial heat, and remote energy grids over a decade-long operational cycle.
Investors who purchased Hims & Hers Health securities between August 4, 2025, and July 29, 2026, have until November 2, 2026, to seek lead plaintiff status in a pending securities fraud class action. The litigation follows allegations that the company misled shareholders regarding its privacy practices and billing procedures.
After violent winds sweep through Niagara County, the impulse to clear debris often puts homeowners in the path of hidden dangers. Brandon Lindke of BL Tree Care, LLC warns that split trunks, unstable root systems, and hanging limbs—often called widowmakers—pose significant risks that demand professional evaluation before any cleanup begins.
Legal data intelligence firm Relativity is folding its aiR platform into ChatGPT Enterprise using the Model Context Protocol. By bridging these systems, the integration allows legal teams to initiate case workspaces, structure data, and oversee workflows directly through conversational prompts without leaving their familiar AI interface.
Probation serves as a court-mandated alternative to incarceration, yet it demands rigorous adherence to specific behavioral and administrative conditions. When those boundaries are crossed, individuals face a precarious legal landscape where the difference between a warning and a return to prison often hinges on courtroom representation and evidence.
The Kroger Co. board of directors has authorized a quarterly dividend of 39 cents per share, maintaining the retailer's commitment to shareholder returns. The payout is scheduled for distribution on December 1, 2026, to all shareholders of record by the close of business on November 16, 2026.
The National Committee for Quality Assurance has awarded Inland Empire Health Plan a four-out-of-five-star rating for its 2026 Medicaid performance. This marks the second consecutive time the Rancho Cucamonga-based organization has achieved this standard, reflecting its ongoing efforts to balance rapid enrollment growth with patient care quality.
Texas Instruments is extending a decades-long streak of shareholder payouts, announcing a 7% increase to its quarterly cash dividend. The adjustment, which pushes the quarterly payment to $1.52 per share, marks the 23rd consecutive year the Dallas-based semiconductor firm has boosted its distribution to investors.
IQSTEL is positioning its digital division to capture recurring revenue through short-form vertical video, estimating that 300,000 active monthly subscribers could generate up to $21.6 million in annual billings. The company aims to leverage its existing infrastructure across 600 telecom operators to monetize the rapidly growing mobile entertainment category.
Ross Stores is shaking up its leadership as Sharon D. Garrett prepares to step down after 25 years on the board. Replacing her effective October 1, the company has tapped technology veteran Shelley H. Bransten and investment professional Christian B. Johnson to steer its retail strategy forward.
Steps from the Eastern Michigan University campus, a new full-service branch at 611 W. Cross Street is now anchoring the local neighborhood. Open since this summer, the facility provides students, faculty, and Ypsilanti residents direct access to banking services and financial literacy programs as the fall academic semester gains momentum.
Investors who lost more than $100,000 in Hims & Hers Health, Inc. stock now face a November 2, 2026, deadline to seek lead plaintiff status in a pending class action lawsuit. The litigation alleges the company misled shareholders regarding its data privacy practices and prescription billing procedures.
Knoxville-based Explore Industries is entering the packaged pool sector, diversifying its portfolio beyond fiberglass by adding steel walls and vinyl liners. To spearhead this expansion, the global manufacturer has recruited industry veterans Anthony Brennan and Greg Wille to align the new venture with its existing equipment and cover businesses.
Silicon Valley lender RateSecure is carving a niche in the non-qualified mortgage market by offering high-net-worth entrepreneurs and founders a private-banking approach to home financing. The firm aims to bridge the documentation gap for borrowers whose complex income streams often struggle to meet rigid, traditional agency underwriting standards.
San José residents will gain a dedicated curbside collection service for household batteries starting in early 2027, as California Waste Solutions expands its operational footprint. The initiative, modeled after a decade-long program in Oakland, aims to divert hazardous materials from regular recycling streams to improve facility safety.
Following a 82% revenue surge that secured its place on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list, the faith-based enterprise Dunamis Woman is moving into original media. The organization is launching a dedicated streaming platform, Dunamis Woman TV Network, designed to broadcast its mission of personal transformation and spiritual growth to a global audience.
With the U.S. Men's and Women's National Teams returning to the pitch, Henkel is betting on fan loyalty through a new sweepstakes. Running through November 13, 2026, the promotion offers supporters a chance to win items signed by soccer legend Alex Morgan alongside curated bundles of the company’s household brands.
Pasadena-based PrismML has unveiled Bonsai 2 27B, a multimodal language model that crams advanced reasoning and agentic capabilities into a 5.9 GB package. By utilizing ternary compression, the company claims the model retains over 98% of the performance of the full-precision Qwen3.8 base while slashing memory requirements by ninefold.
