A $50,000 donation from Philip Morris International’s U.S. businesses has arrived just as the Veterans Community Project celebrates the first anniversary of its Longmont village. This contribution brings the corporate partner’s total investment to $550,000 since 2024, fueling a mission to provide stable housing for those who served.
The American Board of Medical Specialties has appointed Michael R. Nelson, MD, PhD, as the new Chair-Elect of its Board of Directors. A veteran of the U.S. Army and current leader at the University of Virginia, Nelson steps into the role to oversee national standards for physician certification.
After four decades of operation, the architecture and design firm Boulder Associates has officially shortened its name to BA. The shift marks a strategic move to unify nine regional offices and five practice sectors under a single national identity as the firm moves into a new phase of growth.
Frustrated by the persistent itch and dryness hidden beneath braids and sew-in extensions, a Pontiac-based inventor has developed the Portable Scalp Locs Detox Wand. The device aims to provide a targeted solution for scalp maintenance between wash days, addressing a common pain point for those wearing intricate protective styles.
As enterprise AI adoption hits a bottleneck, the ability to produce governed, context-rich datasets has surpassed model selection as the primary constraint for organizations. Nucleus Research identifies a shift where automated, agentic preparation systems are replacing manual workflows to bridge the gap between raw data and actionable intelligence.
WestJet has finalized a long-term lease agreement with Aviation Capital Group for thirteen Boeing 737-10 aircraft, marking a significant expansion of the Canadian carrier’s narrowbody fleet. The deal reinforces the airline’s strategy to improve fuel efficiency and increase capacity across its domestic and international network.
CoAdvantage and PrimePay have merged to form a single brand, CoAd, marking a strategic pivot in the professional employer organization market. By unbundling services, the company now allows clients to opt into co-employment liability protection without the requirement of purchasing a mandatory master benefits plan.
A pending securities lawsuit claims Alexandria Real Estate Equities misled stakeholders regarding the stability of its life-science properties. Investors who held shares prior to January 27, 2025, are now being urged to review their legal options as the litigation moves through the court system following an amended complaint filed this April.
After years of aggressive network growth and the consolidation of its Epic Pass model, Vail Resorts is shifting its focus toward high-touch service and operational refinement. CEO Rob Katz announced a multi-year transformation intended to move the company beyond simple access, aiming to standardize luxury-level convenience across its global mountain resorts.
Isaac and Karri Corpe are set to open a new Pet Supplies Plus franchise at 5108 North Roxboro Street on July 14, aiming to fill a retail gap in the North Durham pet market with a community-focused store offering grooming services, self-wash stations, and a wide array of pet supplies.
Accounting and finance professionals have a new resource for navigating complex corporate tax landscapes, as Surgent CPE launches a three-part live webinar series. Taught by veteran practitioner Dave Peters, the curriculum focuses on high-stakes technical areas ranging from entity formation to corporate tax credits.
With 88,500 individuals currently serving worldwide, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has eclipsed its 2014 peak of 88,000 missionaries. This historic surge, bolstered by a wave of 18-year-old sister missionaries, marks a significant expansion for the faith’s global outreach efforts.
Everyday exposure to soaps, lotions, and physical activity can compromise the structural integrity of fine jewelry, turning heirloom pieces into casualties of daily wear. David Nytch, a certified gemologist at West & Company Diamonds in Auburn, New York, outlines essential maintenance routines to prevent damage and sustain brilliance.
Athletes competing in the standardized HYROX fitness racing circuit will now have access to medical-grade physiological data. InBody has been named the official body composition and performance measurement partner for the North American division, aiming to replace guesswork with objective tracking of strength, hydration, and cellular health.
Lenexa-based payments firm Basys has launched a series of updates for its iQ Pro+ mobile app, aiming to bridge the gap between back-office operations and field technicians. The tool allows service companies to issue invoices and collect payments directly on-site, removing the administrative lag that often delays cash flow.
A generic alternative to the anesthesia reversal agent Bridion is coming to American hospitals on July 28, 2026. The FDA has granted approval to B. Braun Medical Inc. for its Sugammadex Injection, marking the company’s first entry into the U.S. market with a generic pharmaceutical vial.
California-based cannabis powerhouse Jeeter is entering the Ohio market this July through an exclusive production and distribution deal with Cincinnati’s King City Gardens. The partnership marks a significant shift for the state’s adult-use sector, bringing the nation’s top-selling pre-roll brand to local dispensary shelves for the first time.
Drawing inspiration from the Renaissance streets of Florence, the 2024 Atelier Ilaria Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon arrives as a fusion of viticulture and haute couture. The release marks a collaborative evolution for the Monticelli family, pairing small-lot artisanal wine with custom silk-screened labels designed by the youngest family member, Ilaria.
Rob Ansalone, a former gym owner and lifelong collector, is bringing the first Replay Sports Cards franchise to New York. The Bellmore-Merrick shop, slated for a fall opening, aims to anchor the local hobby community by providing a structured, family-friendly retail space for trading, grading, and buying cards.
Civil rights activist Ruby Bridges and law firm ArentFox Schiff headline the National Women's History Museum’s 15th Women Making History Awards Gala. Scheduled for November 6 in Chicago, the event recognizes individuals and organizations that have significantly expanded educational access and representation in the American narrative.
After four decades of operating under the JBT banner, the automation specialist is rebranding as FORMOVA. The company, which maintains its position within JBT Marel, intends to use the new identity to emphasize its focus on Total Automation Intelligence and the orchestration of complex material movement systems.
Navigating the complexities of specialty chemical procurement just became more transparent for engineers and developers. Nagase America launched a redesigned digital platform today, prioritizing intuitive search tools and expansive technical documentation to help North American clients bypass traditional sales hurdles in favor of direct, data-driven product discovery.
"I wanted to create a coat that would provide added warmth during cold weather without all the bulky layers," said a Detroit-based inventor regarding the WARMING JACKET, a new apparel design intended to improve thermal comfort for commuters, outdoor enthusiasts, and residents of regions facing extreme, freezing temperatures.
The former Gene Messer Hyundai in Lubbock, Texas, officially transitioned to Group 1 Hyundai Hub City on May 5, 2026. This rebranding marks a significant step in the Houston-based retailer's nationwide push to align its diverse dealership portfolio under a singular, recognizable identity while retaining existing local staff.
Persistent leaks, rust-colored water, and dwindling pressure serve as critical red flags for homeowners in older properties. Ken Settje, president of Plumb Care Plumbing Inc. in Timberlake, Virginia, warns that ignoring these signs of systemic corrosion often leads to structural damage that far exceeds the cost of a planned repiping project.
As New York City’s real estate market shifts from a supply-and-demand model to one increasingly dictated by regulatory mandates, The Real Deal has launched TRD Policy Pro. The platform offers a specialized database and editorial suite designed to help industry professionals navigate the complexities of city and state policy.
Anne Jablonski, the executive managing director overseeing commercial real estate at SitusAMC, has received the 2026 Woman of Distinction Award from the CRE Finance Council. The honor, presented at the organization's annual conference in New York, recognizes her long-standing leadership and commitment to fostering inclusivity within the finance sector.
In a departure from algorithmic surge pricing, West Palm Beach startup Joi Ride is launching a transportation category dubbed RideOwn. By allowing users to purchase and reserve prepaid miles for a fleet of electric SUVs, the company aims to replace volatile ride-hailing fares with predictable, capacity-based mobility.
Even properties on the same street carry distinct legal histories, making the assumption that all title searches are routine a costly error. Ron Yacobozzi, president of 1st Nationwide Title Agency, argues that viewing titles as unique investigations rather than standardized checklists is essential to securing clear ownership for buyers.
As audiences increasingly rely on ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude for research, public relations teams face a new reality: traditional media monitoring no longer captures the full scope of brand reputation. Cision is addressing this gap by integrating AI visibility metrics directly into its CisionOne platform.
