Researchers at Rice and Northwestern universities have developed an implantable cell therapy that accelerates circadian rhythm adjustment. By using encapsulated cells to release the metabolic hormone leptin, the team successfully helped animal models adapt to light-dark cycle shifts, offering a potential new way to mitigate the effects of jet lag and shift work.
With fatal crashes involving large trucks climbing by 30% over the last decade, Houston-based law firm Arnold & Itkin has launched a free digital repository. The center aims to demystify complex mechanical failures, driver fatigue, and regulatory loopholes that lead to highway tragedies for the general public.
Wanda Lynn, a principal and shareholder at the accounting firm Brown Plus, has been selected for The Daily Record’s inaugural MD500 list. The new program recognizes 500 professionals across Maryland who are credited with driving innovation, job creation, and community development throughout the state’s diverse business and nonprofit sectors.
PAVmed Inc. reported a net loss of $5.5 million for the second quarter of 2026, even as the medical technology company achieved key commercial and regulatory milestones across its diversified portfolio. The firm ended the period with $3.8 million in cash, signaling a push to advance its diagnostic and device pipeline.
After three decades navigating capital markets and community banking, Brian Ropp is stepping into the role of Chief Financial Officer at Woodsboro Bank. He replaces Patty Muldoon, who will shift to a senior advisory position as the Maryland-based institution looks to sharpen its long-term growth strategy.
Phoenix-based bank holding company ServBanc Holdco, Inc. has raised $90 million through an oversubscribed private placement of subordinated notes. The offering, which closed August 13, attracted more than 45 institutional investors, including banks and insurance firms, providing the company with fresh capital to fuel its acquisition strategy.
The Village at Meridian has officially reached full capacity for its second phase, signing five major national retailers and restaurants to the 80,000-square-foot expansion. The move strengthens the Boise-area destination’s position as a regional hub, with the new locations set to begin rolling out this October.
With the 2026 election approaching, Arizona voters have identified long-term water security as the state’s single most pressing issue. New research from the Center for the Future of Arizona reveals that residents view the reliability of water supplies as a decisive factor for economic growth and the preservation of their quality of life.
Maryland-based Got Electric LLC has earned six distinct honors on the 2026 Top Solar Contractors list, securing the No. 92 spot nationally and the No. 4 position within its home state. The rankings highlight the company’s influence in the Mid-Atlantic as Maryland emerges as a key player in the U.S. solar market.
Ribbon Communications Inc. has confirmed its participation in two major investor summits this month, signaling a push to highlight its real-time communications and AI-driven networking portfolio. The Plano-based firm aims to engage with stakeholders as it navigates the shifting demands of the global telecommunications and hardware infrastructure sectors.
Leatt Corporation, the Cape Town-based developer of extreme sports protective gear, reported a 14% revenue increase to $35.90 million for the first half of 2026. Despite temporary supply chain delays impacting second-quarter shipments, net income rose 19% to $2.68 million compared to the same period last year.
Shareholders who purchased GPGI, Inc. Class A common stock between November 3, 2025, and May 6, 2026, have until September 14, 2026, to seek lead plaintiff status in a pending securities fraud lawsuit filed in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York.
After years of prioritizing raw volume, India’s peer-to-peer car-sharing marketplace Zoomcar has pivoted toward high-value, long-duration trips. The shift is yielding results: the company reported a record contribution profit of $1.65 million for the fiscal first quarter, with margins per booking climbing to $18.75 as the business scales.
A team of healthcare developers and providers gathered in Redlands, California, to mark the start of construction on a 99,000-square-foot inpatient rehabilitation facility. The three-story hospital, located at 11207 New Jersey Street, aims to expand specialized recovery services for residents across San Bernardino County.
At the Pontifical Gardens in Castel Gandolfo, Pope Leo XIV and tenor Andrea Bocelli hosted 164 young musicians from the Andrea Bocelli Foundation’s global program. The gathering, titled Canticle of Peace, united youth from vulnerable communities worldwide to mark the eighth centenary of the death of Saint Francis of Assisi.
Within minutes of receiving a routine wellness infusion in June, Amber DeeAnn Knowles suffered a medical emergency that required an ambulance and four days of hospitalization. A new lawsuit filed in Travis County claims her severe reaction was caused by compounded Glutathione later recalled for dangerous levels of bacterial endotoxin.
With 96% of engineering organizations now deploying AI coding tools, the bottleneck in software development has shifted from writing code to managing its integration. GitKraken is addressing this disconnect with the launch of GitLens 19, which transforms the traditional commit history into a centralized workspace for AI-assisted workflows.
Students seeking a degree in Canada can now begin their business studies locally through a new partnership between the Oxford International Digital Institute and Algoma University. The collaboration utilizes OIDI’s global network of thirteen hubs to provide flexible, transnational access to undergraduate programs for international candidates.
Tampa-based TuHURA Biosciences reported its second-quarter financial results while outlining an aggressive development schedule for its immuno-oncology portfolio. Supported by a $50 million credit facility, the company aims to initiate new clinical trials and secure orphan drug designations for its lead cancer therapies before the end of the year.
JinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd. will release its unaudited financial results for the second quarter ending June 30, 2026, on August 26, 2026. The clean energy firm plans to hold a conference call for investors and analysts before the U.S. markets open on that same day.
With over three decades of experience scaling food brands, Mark Johnson joins Philz Coffee as Chief Operating Officer of Retail. His appointment marks a strategic push to expand the California-based chain's footprint while maintaining the craft-focused, one-cup-at-a-time service model that has defined the company since 2003.
Beginning September 12 in Albany, activists will embark on a 14-day, 207-mile trek to the gates of Marshall BioResources in North Rose, New York. The campaign aims to turn public attention toward the estimated 16,000 beagles housed at the facility, demanding an end to federal funding for animal experimentation.
With a record $207 million in revenue for the first half of 2026, IQSTEL is pivoting from aggressive scale-building toward profitability. The company expects its annualized revenue run rate to exceed $400 million, marking a transition into a new phase of Adjusted EBITDA expansion for the multinational telecommunications firm.
Vancouver-based BTQ Technologies is pivoting from pure research to commercial deployment, marking the second quarter of 2026 with the successful acquisition of QPerfect and the rollout of post-quantum security tools across financial and silicon-based networks.
The Management and Supervisory boards of Nagarro SE have formally recommended that shareholders accept a voluntary public takeover offer from Persistent Systems Limited. The deal, priced at 81.00 euros per share, represents a significant premium over recent trading averages and marks a strategic push toward taking the company private.
Nagarro’s leadership has officially recommended that shareholders accept a voluntary public takeover offer from Persistent Systems, deeming the cash bid of EUR 81.00 per share both fair and adequate. The offer marks a significant premium for investors as the company prepares to transition into a private entity.
Eucalyptus Resources, the largest shareholder of TNR Gold, has nominated four candidates to challenge the incumbent board at the company's September 22, 2026, annual meeting. The move signals a push for professional oversight, with the fund alleging that current management attempted to restrict shareholder timelines through tactical filing delays.
Delegates gathered at the Palais des Nations in Geneva on August 12 to address global carbon neutrality, where Weichai Power presented its strategy for sustainable manufacturing. As a keynote participant at the World Green Design Organization forum, the company detailed how it integrates green design into industrial development.
Russel Metals Inc. has received Toronto Stock Exchange approval to launch a new normal course issuer bid, permitting the company to repurchase up to 5,446,896 common shares. This authorization, representing 10% of the public float, begins August 18 and aims to manage capital allocation through August 2027.
Stockholm-based Truecaller AB is moving to cancel over 24 million repurchased Class B shares, a strategic maneuver aimed at clearing room for continued share buy-backs. The company’s board intends to present this capital reduction plan to shareholders during an Extraordinary General Meeting scheduled for September 10, 2026.
