QKS Group has designated Radware as a leader in its 2026 SPARK Matrix for API Security, citing the company's ability to integrate discovery, posture management, and active threat mitigation into a single platform. The ranking highlights Radware's effectiveness in defending hybrid environments against complex business logic abuse and API-layer DDoS attacks.
Charitable bequests hit $62.19 billion in 2025, a 20 percent year-over-year climb driven largely by smaller estates. As this influx of gifts reshapes fundraising, CCK Bequest Management is hosting a webinar on August 19 to address whether nonprofit infrastructures can handle the rising volume and complexity of these donations.
A $412,000 investment from Health Net is set to bring the Wellness Youth Advocate program to the Compton Unified School District. The initiative aims to train 60 student leaders over the next two years, equipping them to navigate health care services and provide peer support across three local campuses.
Milwaukee-based Ademi LLP has opened an investigation into Cellebrite DI Ltd. following allegations that the company provided inaccurate disclosures to investors. The inquiry centers on whether the firm misled shareholders regarding its financial health and its capacity to secure government contracts in the United States and Europe.
UFP Industries is breaking ground on a new manufacturing plant in Cherokee County, South Carolina, a move aimed at bolstering its structural packaging capacity. The project represents a $5.31 million investment in machinery and property, with the company planning to hire 136 employees over the next five years.
A decade of donated cars, trucks, and RVs has culminated in a significant financial landmark for the veteran community. The Car Donation Foundation announced today that its Vehicles For Veterans program has officially surpassed $200 million in lifetime contributions, cementing its status as one of the largest vehicle-based fundraising initiatives in the United States.
GIGABYTE is celebrating four decades of hardware engineering with the "40 Days of INFINITY" campaign, running through September 9, 2026. The initiative combines a rollout of premium graphics cards with community challenges and exclusive hardware bundles across the United States and Canada to mark the company's milestone.
Santa Clara-based Position² has unveiled StudioX, a browser-based platform designed to turn multi-week 3D visual production cycles into same-day tasks for internal marketing teams. By allowing non-specialists to render custom product shots, the company aims to eliminate common bottlenecks in the product launch and sales enablement workflows.
Two months after its release, Dimora Medical’s Sacrum Silicone Absorbent Soft Dressing has surged into the top three of Amazon’s wound care category. The product, engineered specifically for difficult-to-dress sacral areas, has surpassed 7,000 units sold as users cite its reliability in high-flexion recovery scenarios.
Israel is betting its future on a radical integration of artificial intelligence into public life, moving beyond simple model development to embed the technology into the bedrock of healthcare, education, and national security under a newly adopted government mandate known as the 'Lived AI' vision.
Advertisers spending heavily on Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok often face a transparency crisis, forced to rely on platform-provided data they cannot verify. FouAnalytics is now offering ClickTrackers, a tool designed to measure traffic quality from these closed environments without requiring code installation on destination landing pages.
Investors who incurred financial losses in Microvast Holdings, Inc. have until September 21, 2026, to file as lead plaintiffs in a pending securities fraud class action. The litigation centers on allegations that the company misled shareholders regarding its operational capabilities and margin projections during a year-long period.
With over $2 million in matching funds on the table, the third annual Colorado Youth Sports Giving Day returns this September to tackle persistent participation gaps. Running from Sept. 1–15, the campaign aims to ensure that financial barriers no longer dictate which children gain access to organized athletics across the state.
C&S Wholesale Grocers announced plans to become the majority owner of The Winn-Dixie Company, a move slated for early 2027 that deepens the wholesaler’s presence in the Southeast. The transition marks a shift in leadership, with Raymond Rhee stepping in as CEO while Anthony Hucker moves into an advisory role.
Investors in MarketAxess Holdings and CBIZ face scrutiny as law firm Halper Sadeh initiates investigations into potential fiduciary breaches. The inquiries center on whether the proposed acquisitions—by Intercontinental Exchange and Grant Thornton Advisors respectively—offer fair compensation or unfairly restrict opportunities for superior competing bids.
Four shareholders at global law firm Greenberg Traurig have secured spots on the 2026 BTI Client Service All-Stars list. This recognition, issued by The BTI Consulting Group, stems from confidential feedback gathered through 350 interviews with chief legal officers and general counsel at major corporations across the United States.
A new steak and seafood destination, Stone & Current, has debuted at the Orange Lake Resort in Kissimmee, Florida. The restaurant aims to blend a premium atmosphere with family-friendly service, opening its doors to the public just as it joins the regional Magical Dining program for the first time.
A quarter-century after its founding, Karisma Hotels & Resorts is marking its milestone anniversary with a direct-booking promotion. From August 10 through August 23, travelers can secure a $250 discount on reservations for stays through December 2027, a gesture the company describes as a thank-you to its guests and partners.
When Jaiden Rector’s G300 Pro e-bike vanished from a Las Vegas sidewalk, the teenager lost more than a gift; he lost his primary way to keep pace with friends. After the theft, HappyRun Sports stepped in to replace the bike, transforming a painful setback into a surprise delivery.
Investors who incurred significant financial losses linked to Alarum Technologies, Ltd. have until October 5, 2026, to apply as lead plaintiffs in a pending class action lawsuit. The litigation, spearheaded by the Law Offices of Howard G. Smith, targets alleged misrepresentations regarding the company’s business operations and legal exposure.
When a stubborn drain clog returns shortly after being cleared, homeowners are often treating the symptom rather than the structural reality. Dave Thompson, a plumbing expert at M.A. Williams in Richmond, warns that persistent backups across multiple fixtures frequently signal underlying damage to the main sewer line.
With over $18 million in annual revenue at stake, Nexxus Capital has finalized the acquisition of five competitive brands from a major Amazon aggregator. The all-cash transaction, completed through the firm's Fund I Series 4, marks a strategic expansion for the Clearwater-based ecommerce operator.
Conflict: Boards demand measurable financial justifications for cybersecurity and regulatory spending, yet many CIOs and CISOs remain trapped in qualitative scoring systems. This reliance on vague "high, medium, or low" ratings leaves IT leaders unable to defend mitigation budgets or communicate the true business impact of potential threats.
To celebrate National Dog Day on August 26, Camp Bow Wow is offering three free days of dog daycare to new visitors at locations across the United States. The promotion aims to help pets acclimate to the facility’s environment through supervised play and personalized enrichment activities before future boarding stays.
A securities class action lawsuit alleges that Embecta Corp. CEO Devdatt Kurdikar and CFO Jacob P. Elguicze disseminated misleading financial guidance throughout early 2026. The litigation claims the executives ignored deteriorating U.S. market conditions, leading to a 57.8% collapse in share price that wiped out significant investor value.
Negotiations between Mass General Brigham and 450 home care clinicians collapsed Thursday after the healthcare giant refused to budge from its previous contract offer. Despite the union offering specific compromises to resolve the deadlock, management declined to engage, leaving the first contract for these healthcare workers in indefinite limbo.
Gainesville-based King Risk Partners has secured the fourth spot among the nation’s fastest-growing insurance brokers, according to the 2026 Business Insurance Broker Profiles and Rankings Report. The firm jumped 17 places to rank 54th overall, signaling a sharp upward trajectory driven by aggressive expansion and a focus on specialized service.
With the first seeds planted in Manchester, Little Leaf Farms has officially begun commissioning its 20-acre Tennessee greenhouse. The move marks a strategic acceleration for the company, which now ranks as the fourth-largest packaged salad brand in the United States, as it seeks to meet surging national demand for indoor-grown greens.
A Vacaville-based inventor has developed the BAM BEAUTI, a portable, patent-pending makeup brush crafted from bamboo. Designed to address the dual needs of portability and environmental sustainability, the tool aims to streamline storage for both professional makeup artists and daily users who prioritize compact, eco-friendly beauty solutions.
Houston-based SparrowHawk has finalized its largest deal to date, securing a 4.4 million-square-foot industrial portfolio from EQT for just under $400 million. The acquisition adds 20 properties across six high-demand logistics hubs, cementing the firm’s presence in key Midwest corridors stretching from St. Louis to Cleveland.
