Construction has begun on Modera City North, a 330-home apartment community in Phoenix’s Desert Ridge neighborhood. Developed by Mill Creek Residential, the project anchors the 100-acre City North master plan, promising a mix of high-end urban living and proximity to major regional employment hubs when it opens in 2028.
Women over 35 often face a frustrating cycle of weight loss and regain, driven by hormonal shifts and deep-seated behavioral triggers. Melbourne-based coach Lucia Murieda is launching a new six-week program designed to bypass traditional dieting in favor of Neuro Transformation Therapy to address the emotional roots of these patterns.
In a move to accelerate the shift from AI experimentation to full-scale deployment, DXC Technology has opened a sprawling 200,000-square-foot customer experience center in Bengaluru. The facility serves as a flagship hub for co-creating enterprise-grade AI solutions while integrating cybersecurity and operational infrastructure under one roof.
Institutional Shareholder Services and Glass Lewis have endorsed the proposal by Denarius Metals to restructure its convertible unsecured debentures. The plan seeks to mitigate mounting financial pressure from high-interest debt obligations by enabling the company to settle upcoming interest and redemption payments through the issuance of common shares.
The global Data Center Physical Infrastructure market reached $12 billion in the first quarter of 2026, marking a 28 percent year-over-year increase. This sustained expansion, the fifth consecutive quarter of double-digit growth, is fueled by an insatiable demand for AI-ready compute power and the rapid adoption of liquid cooling technologies.
Securities lawyers face a mounting pressure to ensure disclosure accuracy while navigating thousands of pages of regulatory filings. DragonGC, a Greenwich-based legal tech firm, is addressing this by releasing a suite of AI-driven workflows that provide fully cited, traceable outputs for high-stakes public company compliance tasks.
With over two decades of executive experience in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology sectors, Darrin T. Schellin has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer of Atlanta-based CDMO Mikart. He succeeds Michael Kallelis, who will transition to a seat on the company’s Board of Directors to maintain strategic continuity.
From a seven-gram Pacific pocket mouse to a 700-pound okapi, the Paul Harter Veterinary Medical Center has treated over 50,000 patients since 2001. As the facility marks its 25th anniversary, it remains a global benchmark for integrating complex medical engineering with specialized zoological care.
OceanaGold Corporation will disclose its operational and financial performance for the second quarter of 2026 on August 5, following the close of market trading. The Vancouver-based producer of gold and copper plans to host a formal conference call for investors and analysts the following morning to review these figures.
A randomized clinical trial has revealed that point-of-care molecular testing for vaginal symptoms significantly improves treatment accuracy. Patients tested with Cepheid’s Xpert Xpress MVP were nearly twice as likely to receive appropriate care within 24 hours compared to those managed through traditional symptom-based assessments and microscopy.
A major cultural facility under construction in Tin Shui Wai has tapped SU Group Holdings for a comprehensive security upgrade. The contract, valued at over US$1 million, tasks the Nasdaq-listed firm with integrating advanced surveillance and life-safety systems into a new hub designed for artifact preservation and public education.
A $1,500 contribution from Hauppauge-based manufacturer Makers Nutrition is heading to Feeding America to bolster national hunger-relief efforts. The donation marks the latest effort by the supplement company to extend its corporate wellness mission beyond product manufacturing and into the broader landscape of community food access.
Ineffective software adoption costs mid-sized enterprises an average of $10.9 million annually in lost productivity. To curb these inefficiencies, San Jose-based Whatfix is partnering with PTC to integrate its agentic digital adoption platform directly into PTC Windchill, aiming to streamline complex engineering workflows for global manufacturers.
The family-owned retailer Rural King is deepening its footprint in the Buckeye State with the launch of its 31st Ohio location. Situated at 600 Stumbo Road N. in Ontario, the new store aims to blend the company’s traditional rural-lifestyle focus with modern amenities like self-checkout and mobile payment options.
Chicago has reclaimed its position as the city with the highest rate of bed bug infestations in the United States, leading a list that increasingly reflects the migration of pests into popular vacation destinations like Tampa and Myrtle Beach as summer travel activity reaches its seasonal peak.
Dallas-based healthcare firm Havencrest Capital Management has finalized the acquisition of Tech Medical Home Care Services, marking the eighth tuck-in expansion for its portfolio company, Avid Health at Home. The deal solidifies Avid's footprint across Kentucky and Ohio as part of a broader strategy to scale technology-enabled home care.
Lincoln-based Nelnet Campus Commerce is joining forces with Atrium Campus to overhaul the digital infrastructure of higher education institutions. By linking Nelnet’s payment processing capabilities with Atrium’s cloud-native mobile credential systems, the partnership aims to replace fragmented legacy platforms with a unified, mobile-first ecosystem for students and administrators.
Bausch Health Companies Inc. will disclose its financial performance for the second quarter of 2026 after the markets close on Wednesday, July 29. The Laval-based pharmaceutical firm plans to follow the release with a live conference call and webcast to detail its business trajectory and quarterly outcomes.
For the third consecutive year, AlphaGraphics has secured a position on Franchise Business Review’s annual list of the most profitable franchises. The recognition highlights the Denver-based company’s ability to balance strong financial returns for its owners with high levels of satisfaction across its network of printing and marketing centers.
With the push of a button, a bookshelf-sized cabinet transforms into a full-scale thermal retreat in under a minute. German manufacturer KLAFS is bringing its S1 retractable sauna to the United States, targeting urban homeowners who want professional-grade wellness technology without sacrificing significant square footage in their living spaces.
Atousa Raissyan, an award-winning author and spiritual mentor, has been crowned the 2026 Entrepreneur of Impact. The competition, which utilizes a public-voting model to raise funds for charity, highlights professionals who integrate social responsibility into their business models to drive tangible change within their communities.
Five years after its founding, the nation's largest swimming pool services provider, SPS PoolCare, has reached 50,000 recurring maintenance clients. The milestone coincides with the company's entry into the Atlanta market via the acquisition of Good Boy Pool Services, pushing its total acquisition count past 220 since 2021.
In Munich, Inovance Technology unveiled a suite of next-generation energy storage solutions at Intersolar Europe 2026, targeting utility-scale and commercial grid resilience. The showcase highlighted a diverse portfolio, ranging from high-efficiency string power conversion systems to large-scale turnkey stations designed to accelerate the global transition toward net-zero infrastructure.
Patients with ocular surface diseases often face a daunting regimen of 20 drops a day, a cycle that leads to low adherence and poor outcomes. Birmingham-based Healome Therapeutics aims to break this pattern with a new polymer matrix that stays on the eye longer, securing £2 million in seed funding to reach human trials.
Birmingham-based Healome Therapeutics has secured £2 million in an oversubscribed seed round to advance its proprietary eye-drop matrix technology. Led by Empirical Ventures, the funding will accelerate the company’s transition from pre-clinical development toward first-in-human clinical trials targeted for 2027.
Snapsheet has secured the top distinction in Celent’s 2026 North America P&C Claims Systems report, emerging as one of only six platforms to earn the Luminary designation. The ranking follows an extensive evaluation of 66 claims systems, assessing each provider on technological sophistication, functional breadth, and customer support infrastructure.
Las Vegas-based Hey Seven has launched an AI-native platform designed to handle premium player development at a scale human teams cannot reach. By integrating conversational, behavioral, and gaming data, the system automates personalized host-level engagement for high-value guests across land-based and online casino operations around the clock.
The National Association of Women Business Owners has officially installed Thresette Briggs and Lisa Brunet to lead its national and institute boards for the 2026-2027 term. The selection arrives as the organization intensifies its advocacy for federal support programs and pivots toward AI-driven growth strategies for female entrepreneurs.
Centrus Energy Corp. is set to enter the S&P SmallCap 600 Index on July 14, 2026, marking a significant milestone for the Bethesda-based company as it expands its domestic uranium enrichment capacity to bolster U.S. energy security and support next-generation reactor fuel requirements.
The global train battery market is set for steady expansion, with valuations expected to climb from $384.1 million in 2026 to $551.1 million by 2033. Driven by aggressive rail decarbonization targets and the modernization of aging fleets, the industry faces a compound annual growth rate of 5.3% over the forecast period.
