Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin and media entrepreneur Michaela Seewald have unveiled a new investment and technology platform designed to help designers scale their brands. The studio aims to bypass traditional industry bottlenecks by integrating direct-to-consumer commerce and capital access, allowing creators to maintain full ownership of their work while expanding globally.
Irvine-based memory technology firm Netlist will release its second-quarter financial results on the morning of July 30, 2026. The company plans to follow the disclosure with a conference call at noon Eastern Time to discuss performance metrics for the period ending June 27.
Agility Robotics has appointed Michael Beer as its new Chief Financial Officer, a move designed to bolster the company’s executive bench as it prepares to become the first publicly listed pure-play humanoid robotics firm in the United States through a merger with Churchill Capital Corp XI.
Education outcomes firm Really Great Reading has appointed four senior executives to its leadership team, signaling a strategic shift toward performance-based partnerships. The new hires join CEO Karl Rectanus to scale evidence-based literacy instruction across U.S. districts, aiming to convert classroom investments into measurable student growth.
With $17.3 million in cash reserves as of April 30 and a fresh $15 million equity injection, High-Trend International Group has cleared its promissory note obligations to Streeterville Capital. The maritime logistics firm is now pivoting from traditional shipping toward an integrated digital infrastructure platform.
In Aurora, Colorado, the 2026 Corrections Technology Association Annual Technology Summit convenes this July 26-29, drawing together federal, state, and private sector experts. CSG Government Solutions, a firm specializing in large-scale IT modernization for public agencies, has joined the event as an official sponsor.
Birmingham-based Encompass Health Corporation announced a dividend hike this week, signaling confidence in the company's financial trajectory. The board of directors approved a $0.02 increase, bringing the total quarterly cash dividend to $0.21 per share for investors of record by early October.
Ripple is taking a strategic stake in Notabene, the operator of a massive open network for regulated on-chain transactions. The move aims to integrate Ripple’s RLUSD stablecoin into Notabene’s payment infrastructure, creating a bridge for global financial institutions to conduct compliant B2B transactions at a scale exceeding $2 trillion annually.
Houston-based Drilling Tools International Corp. will disclose its second-quarter financial performance on Friday, August 7, 2026. The company plans to release its earnings report shortly before hosting a live conference call at 10:00 a.m. Eastern Time to discuss the results with investors and analysts.
Moving to sell a property in Madison, Mississippi, requires more than just a listing price; it demands a calculated approach to market conditions and buyer psychology. Real estate expert Stephanie Remore suggests that the difference between a stagnant listing and a swift, lucrative sale often lies in the questions sellers ask.
The Chicago Bears have tapped Culligan International as their official water filtration partner, a multi-year deal aimed at overhauling hydration infrastructure at Halas Hall. The collaboration seeks to replace single-use plastic bottles with advanced filtration systems for players, staff, and visitors ahead of the 2026 training camp.
American Public Education, Inc. will host a conference call on Monday, August 10, 2026, at 5:00 PM Eastern Time to review its financial performance for the second quarter ending June 30. The company serves approximately 109,000 students across its military-focused and health sciences educational segments.
Nashville-based life sciences logistics provider Cryoport will disclose its financial results for the second quarter ending June 30, 2026, on August 6. The company plans to release its performance review shortly after U.S. markets close, followed by a live interactive session with the investment community at 5:00 p.m. ET.
Navigating the labyrinth of federal security compliance often traps innovative software firms in years of administrative limbo. A new partnership between Knox Systems and Microsoft aims to shatter this bottleneck, allowing commercial technology providers to deploy secure, production-ready solutions on the Azure Government Cloud in just 90 days.
Out of 228 finalists, Passage Preparation has secured the 2026 CODiE Award for Best Professional Learning Platform. The division of K12 Coalition earned the honor by distinguishing itself from traditional test-prep services through a focus on long-term instructional proficiency rather than rote memorization for licensure exams.
Global investment group La Caisse is partnering with Australian manager GO.FARM to deploy AUD 330 million into high-value permanent horticulture. The deal, which includes a minority stake for La Caisse in the Melbourne-based firm, aims to capitalize on Australia’s growing status as a premier destination for institutional-grade agricultural assets.
London-based Atombit has formalized a group-level strategic alliance with Medallia, integrating the latter's enterprise experience platform with its own AI, data science, and consulting capabilities. The partnership, which evolved from a five-year collaboration, aims to help organizations quantify the financial impact of customer and employee interactions.
Over 800 developers have already signed up for Viam Education, a new suite of free courses and hackathons designed to bridge the gap between software engineering and physical hardware. Led by SVP Shannon Bradshaw, the initiative aims to simplify robotics development through self-paced training and hands-on simulation tools.
Nearly half of diners struggle to find healthy, fast, and affordable meals, according to a recent survey from Salad and Go. In response, the Phoenix-based drive-thru chain is rolling out Menu 2.GO, an overhaul featuring recipe upgrades, new steak options, and flexible pricing structures designed to combat midday energy dips.
Managed service providers face increasing pressure to prove the efficacy of their security controls to insurers and auditors, prompting Spektrum Labs to hire industry veteran Oscar Chavez-Arrieta as senior vice president for global channel to drive the adoption of its Continuous Resilience Validation technology.
Columbia-based SpeedBuilder Systems has launched FormMaker 2.0, a tool designed to strip away the technical barriers in insurance document management. By integrating directly with Microsoft Word and the company’s BindExpress Suite, the platform shifts control of policy forms from IT departments to business analysts and insurance professionals.
As global regulators push for a shift toward quantum-resistant standards, Vienna-based SafeLogic has introduced a modular platform designed to map and modernize corporate cryptography. The new tool addresses the industry-wide struggle to identify hidden cryptographic assets before they become points of failure in an evolving threat landscape.
Forty-one percent of American homeowner parents are trapped between the rising costs of childcare and the financial needs of aging relatives. This dual caregiving burden is forcing households to sacrifice long-term stability, yet most remain unaware that the $35 trillion in collective home equity could provide a vital release valve.
Expanding the market for bone health treatments, Accord BioPharma has officially released OSVYRTI and JUBEREQ, two interchangeable biosimilars for Prolia and XGEVA. The launch signals a strategic push by the U.S. specialty division of Intas Pharmaceuticals to lower costs for patients managing osteoporosis and cancer-related bone complications.
From July 26 to 30, Hennigsdorf-based diagnostics firm SphingoTec will focus on expanding its clinical reach at the ADLM 2026 Annual Meeting. CEO Deborah Bergmann is set to lead the delegation, aiming to forge new partnerships and advance the commercial integration of the company’s proprietary biomarker portfolio within critical care.
Bybit has become the first centralized exchange to incorporate tokenized equities into its structured yield products, allowing users to earn returns on xStocks. The integration includes six major U.S. companies—SpaceX, NVIDIA, Apple, Alphabet, Coinbase, and Amazon—bridging the gap between traditional equity markets and crypto-native investment mechanics.
As wildfire smoke travels further and lingers longer, homeowners are increasingly finding that closed windows offer little protection against invisible pollutants. AprilAire has released new guidance to help residents transform their living spaces into controlled refuges, emphasizing that air quality management must extend well beyond outdoor monitoring.
Investors holding common units in Whippany-based Suburban Propane Partners, L.P. will receive a quarterly distribution of $0.325 per unit. The payment, which represents an annualized rate of $1.30, is scheduled for distribution on August 11 to all unitholders of record as of the close of business on August 4.
S&T Bancorp, the Indiana-based holding company for S&T Bank, has greenlit a new $100 million share repurchase program. Approved by the board on July 22, the initiative replaces the company’s previous buyback plan and will remain active through August 31, 2027, signaling a fresh approach to capital management.
Nonprofit finance teams managing complex grant lifecycles and restricted fund tracking now have a validated AI tool at their disposal. Solver announced it has earned the Solutions Partner designation for Non-Profit AI within the Microsoft AI Cloud Partner Program, confirming its platform meets rigorous standards for quality and cloud interoperability.
