Homeowners often view the roof as the primary shield against the elements, yet that protection is incomplete without a functional gutter system. Corey Toppin of Richmond’s Skyline Roofing and Contracting argues that roofs and gutters function as a single integrated unit, where neglect of one inevitably compromises the other.
A complex, three-phase advisory strategy has yielded $617 million in total capitalization for Grubb Properties to finalize Link Apartments 8 Carlisle, a 64-story residential tower in Manhattan’s Financial District. The deal integrates merger activity, corporate credit, and construction debt to anchor the developer's expanding multifamily portfolio.
With two decades of experience navigating California’s most complex infrastructure challenges, Melissa Figueroa has been appointed Senior Vice President at Calkin Public Affairs. She will oversee the firm’s transportation practice, bringing a track record that includes securing historic federal funding and managing high-stakes crisis communications.
For the three million Americans over age 65 with limited English proficiency, a medical emergency often brings the added terror of a language barrier. Union-based LifeStation is now addressing this gap with the national rollout of Spanish Pearl, the first medical alert system featuring full Spanish-language support.
Jacob Walthour Jr., founder and CEO of Blueprint Capital Advisors, has earned a spot on the 2026 Melanin Money 100 list. The honor recognizes his efforts to bridge the gap in the financial sector by expanding access to institutional capital and fostering long-term wealth creation for underrepresented investment managers.
Standard homeowners policies often fail to cover the full replacement cost of high-value items, leaving owners vulnerable to significant financial loss. Keller-based insurance expert James Vandespyker outlines why personal articles insurance serves as a critical safeguard for jewelry, fine art, and collectibles that exceed typical policy sublimits.
A massive 1 million-square-foot distribution center in Perris, California, will anchor Medline’s latest supply chain expansion. The project, developed alongside IDI Logistics, arrives as the medical supplier works to bolster its regional capacity and restore service levels following a major fire at its Tracy warehouse last month.
The Industry Group and the Kiosk Manufacturer Association are set to redefine point-of-sale technology at the RetailNOW 2026 conference in Las Vegas, launching the TIGER 2026 market report to track a massive migration from fixed-terminal setups toward software-defined, unattended commerce ecosystems.
A $15 million strategic investment from SRC Agrominerals is set to transform Replenish Nutrients by adding 150,000 tonnes of owned annual capacity. The deal, which includes a ten-year supply agreement for Spanish River Carbonatite, shifts the company’s business model toward industrial-scale production while retaining its existing licensing partnerships.
As the WNBA marks its 30th season, DICK’S Sporting Goods is shifting its marketing focus toward long-form storytelling. The retailer’s in-house production arm, Cookie Jar & A Dream Studios, will premiere the six-part documentary series Life In the W on ESPN2 this Friday, July 24.
Sheba Medical Center, ranked among the world’s top ten hospitals, has launched a clinical trial of Valion Bio’s Entolimod to address radiation-induced neutropenia. This move marks a strategic pivot for the drug, transitioning it from specialized biodefense applications into the broader, multi-billion-dollar market for supportive oncology care.
When generative AI tools aggregate vendor comparisons for digital trophy cases, they often rely on outdated claims or biased data. Rocket Alumni Solutions is urging institutional buyers to bypass automated summaries in favor of rigorous verification through live product demonstrations, verified customer references, and binding written contract terms.
After four decades of leadership that transformed a family feed store into a national distribution powerhouse, Blaine Phillips is stepping down as CEO. Effective July 27, 2026, he will transition to the role of Executive Chairman, passing the company’s top leadership post to current President Nick Christensen.
Huntington National Bank has planted its flag in Summerville, opening a new freestanding branch at 103 Station St. The move marks the institution’s fourth full-service location in South Carolina, serving as a tactical step in a broader regional expansion strategy targeting 55 new sites across the Carolinas.
By embedding itself into the 2026 MassChallenge Healthcare program, Altus Dental is shifting its strategy from traditional insurance toward direct technological intervention. The insurer has tapped two startups to tackle the persistent barrier of dental care access, specifically targeting underserved Medicaid populations through automation and virtual clinical triage.
The Software & Information Industry Association has established a new national award category for family engagement, naming ClassDojo its inaugural winner. The recognition highlights the platform’s role in bridging the communication gap between classrooms and homes, a shift now considered essential for student success across U.S. school districts.
Jaguar Uranium has reported initial surface sampling results from its Huemul project in Argentina, confirming uranium, copper, and vanadium mineralization across the 27,000-hectare site. The two-week field campaign identified a potential four-kilometre copper trend, with several samples exceeding the upper analytical detection limits for key metals.
Marketing executive Bozoma Saint John is stepping into the role of 'The Hairapist' for a new Dark & Lovely campaign, addressing the emotional toll of stylist cancellations. The project encourages Black women to bypass the stress of salon scheduling by reclaiming agency over their own hair color routines at home.
Manufacturers managing sensitive production data via the cloud now have independent validation of their security protocols. Plymouth-based ASI DATAMYTE announced today that its Digital Clipboard platform has achieved ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, covering the information security management systems that safeguard global quality, audit, and inspection workflows for major industrial clients.
Roughly one in five pregnant patients experiences a fever, yet new research suggests these common episodes carry significant risks for fetal development. A review led by Dr. Peeraya Sawangkum at the Allegheny Health Network indicates that maternal hyperthermia, particularly during the first trimester, is associated with increased rates of congenital anomalies and pregnancy loss.
A national search for the 2026 Youth Athlete of the Year is now underway, offering young competitors a chance to win a $25,000 prize and a starring role in a 3BRAND commercial campaign. The initiative, managed by fundraising platform Colossal, aims to benefit the Why Not You Foundation through community-driven donations.
After celebrating its 1,000th flight for junior enlisted personnel, the Boston-based nonprofit Miles for Military is scaling its internal leadership. The organization announced the appointment of Brittany Reilly as Chief of Staff and the addition of Kathleen O'Connor to its Board of Directors to help reach a goal of 5,000 flights in 2026.
With over 203,000 individuals served since its inception, the nonprofit Hope For The Warriors has secured a national partnership with Old Republic International Corporation. The collaboration aims to bolster resources for service members and their families, addressing needs ranging from career transition support to mental health services.
Tree roots possess an uncanny ability to seek out moisture, often infiltrating residential plumbing long before a homeowner notices a single issue. Mark Meads, a sewer and drain specialist based in Revere, Massachusetts, highlights the hidden dangers of root intrusion and why aging pipes are particularly vulnerable to these underground invaders.
A modified Saab 340 B took to the skies above the Farnborough International Airshow this week, marking a milestone for hybrid-electric aviation. The aircraft, powered by a BAE Systems energy storage unit, successfully demonstrated the potential for reducing fuel consumption and emissions in commercial narrow-body flight operations.
Transporting elderly patients with chronic health conditions to external clinics for routine X-rays often creates unnecessary physical and emotional strain. Kenneth Andrews, president of K & A Radiologic Technology Services, argues that shifting to on-site portable imaging restores clinical efficiency while keeping residents in a familiar, low-stress environment.
As Tennessee lawmakers weigh stricter waste disposal regulations and potential shifts to the Jackson Law, local manufacturers face mounting pressure to divert materials from landfills. Rockwood Sustainable Solutions is positioning itself as a critical intermediary, managing the complex sorting and processing labor that industrial firms currently struggle to handle in-house.
Shareholders of Michigan-based CMS Energy will receive a payout of 57 cents per share following the latest decision from the company's board of directors. This quarterly dividend distribution is scheduled for September 1, 2026, for all investors who hold common stock as of the close of business on August 7.
In the rolling hills of Central Pennsylvania, vineyards are evolving beyond simple production sites to become essential stewards of local farmland. By integrating sustainable agricultural techniques with public education, these working landscapes prevent land loss to development while fostering a deeper connection between the community and the soil.
Rising above the dense crowds of Grant Park, a custom-branded Ferris wheel will anchor the Motorola presence at this year’s Lollapalooza. The structure, dubbed the razr Wheel, offers festivalgoers a panoramic vantage point of the Chicago skyline, merging the brand's mobile technology identity with the city's signature summer music event.
