After six years under Jennifer Felix, ASRC Federal has appointed Mike Manzo as its new President and Chief Executive Officer. Manzo, an industry veteran with over three decades of experience, steps into the leadership role following his successful tenure directing the company’s Defense and Intelligence operating group.
For small business owners in Rock Springs, securing a commercial loan requires more than a strong credit score. According to Ozzie Hay, Vice President at RSNB Bank, the path to approval hinges on meticulous financial preparation and the ability to demonstrate cash flow stability despite the region's seasonal economic shifts.
A 27-year military veteran has launched the first lawsuit against Taco Bell and its lettuce supplier, Taylor Farms, following a massive Cyclospora outbreak. David Ott, who was hospitalized after eating tainted Taco Supremes in Ohio, is among the 1,644 reported victims currently linked to the parasite-contaminated produce.
"I wanted to create a therapeutic tool to minimize fatigue while providing a stable and adjustable support system," says the creator of the ARM MATE. Developed by a counselor from Cobble Hill, British Columbia, the device aims to solve physical strain associated with bilateral eye movement therapy sessions.
The global bioinformatics market is poised for significant expansion, with projections indicating a rise from $18.63 billion in 2026 to $34.41 billion by 2031. This growth, representing a compound annual growth rate of 13.1%, is largely fueled by the rapid integration of next-generation sequencing and advanced computational data analysis.
Cherokee Nation Government Solutions, a division of Cherokee Federal, has secured a position on NASA’s Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement VI contract. This award grants federal agencies a streamlined path to procure the company’s digital transformation, cybersecurity, and mission support services through the agency’s latest government-wide acquisition vehicle.
With 19.6 million square feet of managed warehouse space, ID Logistics has debuted at No. 17 on Armstrong & Associates' annual ranking of North American third-party logistics providers. This marks the company's first appearance on the list following its strategic acquisition of Kane Logistics in 2022 and subsequent expansion into Canada.
Strength training has surged to the forefront of women’s fitness in 2026, shifting the focus from aesthetic goals to long-term healthspan. According to experts at Life Time, the trend reflects a growing recognition that building muscle is essential for hormonal balance, metabolic health, and sustained independence as the body ages.
A Lethbridge, Alberta, inventor is looking to solve the problem of misplaced mobile devices with a new concept called the T L CASE. The design utilizes a microchip implant to trigger an alert if a user accidentally leaves their phone behind, aiming to provide a reliable safeguard against loss.
Kuala Lumpur-based agricultural technology firm Agroz Inc. has officially transitioned its publicly traded stock to "Class A Ordinary Shares," following a strategic overhaul of its corporate governance and capitalization structure approved by shareholders during an extraordinary general meeting held on May 22, 2026.
Urban One, Inc. has scheduled a conference call for August 4, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. EDT to detail its fiscal performance for the second quarter. Investors and analysts are invited to review the company’s latest financial results, which cover a period of operations for the diversified media organization.
Kourtney Kardashian Barker’s wellness brand Lemme is expanding into beauty with its first gummy ring supplement, designed to improve skin firmness and hydration. The new product, Lemme Skin, utilizes clinically-studied Ceramosides to address signs of aging, such as fine lines and wrinkles, with results promised in as little as 14 days.
After navigating the recovery process from two consecutive hip surgeries, a Vanier, Ontario resident sought a remedy for the constant frustration of balancing crutches against walls. The result is the Crutch Clutch, a patent-pending device engineered to keep mobility aids upright and within arm's reach at all times.
The Interstate Shopping Center in Ramsey, New Jersey, will welcome a new 25,000-square-foot Nordstrom Rack this fall. The expansion marks another step in the off-price retailer's strategy to bolster its presence in the state, where it already supports over 1,600 jobs across thirteen existing store locations.
The Federal Aviation Administration has finalized nearly 40 ASTM standards under the MOSAIC framework, effectively clearing a technical hurdle for light sport powered-lift aircraft. This regulatory shift provides a concrete certification roadmap for the AIR ONE, a two-seat electric vehicle currently backed by a waitlist of over 4,000 potential customers.
After 34 years as a Department of Defense firefighter and a career in nursing, U.S. Air Force veteran Eric Falcon and his wife Laurie are transitioning to entrepreneurship. The couple has signed a deal to bring three BODYBAR Pilates studios to San Antonio, marking the brand’s official entry into the region.
A fivefold jump in valuation over four months has propelled the AI software platform Emergent to unicorn status just one year after its public launch. The company secured $130 million in Series C funding to expand its autonomous development tools, which have already powered the creation of 12 million applications.
A federal class action lawsuit has been filed against Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, alleging the company misled investors regarding the viability of its Phase III Fianlimab-Libtayo study. The complaint claims Regeneron concealed fundamental flaws in the trial’s statistical assumptions while publicly touting the drug combination's potential for treating advanced melanoma.
The global event management software market is entering a phase of rapid expansion, with valuations expected to climb from $18.6 billion in 2026 to $36.8 billion by 2031. This growth, forecasted at a compound annual rate of 14.6%, reflects a shift toward integrated, AI-driven platforms within enterprise ecosystems.
The American Pharmacists Association is pushing the FDA to reject the inclusion of several peptide substances on the Section 503A Bulks List, citing a lack of clinical evidence. The organization warns that current unregulated online markets for these substances pose severe risks, including contamination and inaccurate dosing for unsuspecting patients.
Greenland Mines Ltd. has secured its first U.S. SEC S-K 1300-compliant technical report for the Skaergaard project in southeast Greenland, marking a transition from conceptual geology to a formalized regulatory asset. The update, effective July 3, 2026, reports a 31% increase in indicated palladium-equivalent resources to 15 million ounces.
With over 25 years of experience guiding middle-market firms through complex transitions, Brian Ganser has been appointed partner in charge of advisory at Cohen & Co. Effective July 13, 2026, he will steer the growth and strategy of the firm’s Office of the CFO, Transaction Services, and Valuation divisions.
With an adjusted EBITDA of €11 million for the second quarter, Dott has reached a twelve-month rolling total of €20 million. The Amsterdam-based micro-mobility operator credits this performance to the deployment of 45,000 new vehicles and a series of cost-cutting measures that have significantly improved group-wide unit economics.
At the 7th Africa Fintech Forum in Nairobi, UnionPay International is positioning its infrastructure as the primary bridge for African businesses entering global markets. As China eliminates tariffs for 53 African nations, the payment giant aims to integrate its global network with local mobile-first ecosystems to facilitate soaring cross-border trade.
A forgotten cassette recording from a 1988 Carbondale performance has finally surfaced, rescued from decades of degradation by modern AI audio restoration. The long-defunct Illinois trio Lucky Mary Blonde is now preparing to share this sonic time capsule with the public, beginning with two singles released today.
Approximately 45,000 Black Americans die each year from smoking-related illnesses, a crisis driven by decades of aggressive industry targeting. To combat these disparities, the Truth Initiative and the NAACP are expanding their partnership, launching the Breath of Freedom Movement to provide culturally tailored cessation resources to marginalized communities.
For many, the fear of damaging a credit score acts as a barrier to resolving unmanageable debt. However, Tony Hernandez, president of New Era Debt Solutions, argues that the real damage occurs long before a settlement program begins, as missed payments and mounting interest erode financial health far more effectively.
Investors seeking to align their capital with spiritual convictions now have broader access to Biblically Responsible Strategies. Creative Portfolio Management, a division of Creative Financial Designs, has officially launched its specialized investment suite on the nation’s largest RIA custodial marketplace, opening a four-decade-old methodology to a wider audience of advisers.
Junior explorer GoldHaven Resources has identified a continuous structural corridor spanning its 37,000-hectare Magno Project in northern British Columbia. By processing 2,320 line-kilometres of new airborne magnetic data, the company has linked previously isolated silver, tungsten, and indium showings into a single, cohesive mineralized system.
Under the gaze of local officials and Chamber of Commerce members, Davidson Homes officially planted its flag in Auburn on July 15. The Huntsville-based builder marked its entry into the market with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at its new Links Crossing development, setting the stage for a public grand opening this Saturday.
