A $6.5 million settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit involving Co-Diagnostics, Inc., potentially resolving claims brought by investors who purchased the company’s common stock or options between May 12, 2022, and August 11, 2022, following allegations of financial damages during that period.
Under the glow of blue lights at Manhattan’s Pier 17, the Premier Lacrosse League and Whirlpool are hosting a nighttime showcase on September 15. The event features a high-stakes matchup between NYPD and FDNY teams, alongside professional stars from the PLL and Women’s Lacrosse League, ahead of the 2026 championship.
Health Catalyst has appointed Tami Reller to its board of directors, effective October 1, 2026. Reller, a veteran executive with deep experience at the intersection of healthcare and technology, will chair the company's audit committee and join its compensation committee during a period of significant leadership transition.
With national diesel prices surging to $6.23 per gallon following the Iran War, the financial argument for transitioning heavy-duty fleets to cleaner fuels has shifted. A new analysis from Energy Vision identifies renewable natural gas as the most economically viable alternative to traditional diesel engines in the current market.
For the 23rd consecutive year, the SuperH 5K Run, Walk & Wheel returns to Tysons, Virginia, on September 20. Founded by former patient Harry Freedman and his wife Renie, the event serves as the primary fundraiser for MedStar National Rehabilitation Hospital’s adaptive sports programs, which provide free services to patients recovering from life-altering injuries.
Indianapolis-based Calumet, Inc. has expanded its senior secured revolving credit facility by $100 million, bringing total commitments to $600 million. This financial maneuver, led by Bank of America, arrives alongside the company’s receipt of a final $34 million draw from the U.S. Department of Energy to fuel its MaxSAF expansion.
After a 17-year tenure at NVIDIA, Shanker Trivedi has joined the board of directors at Sanmina Corporation. His appointment, effective September 14, 2026, signals a strategic push by the integrated manufacturing firm to deepen its expertise in the rapidly evolving sectors of cloud infrastructure and accelerated computing.
Bernardo "Bernie" Lacayo has been appointed Executive Vice President and Head of Corporate Banking at Third Coast Bancshares, effective immediately. The move signals a strategic push by the Houston-based holding company to scale its middle-market capabilities and expand its footprint across Texas and beyond.
Chicago insurance expert Jose Gomez argues that relying on state-mandated minimum coverage often leaves residents vulnerable to significant financial loss. A new HelloNation guide highlights how factors like property values, local traffic density, and personal asset growth require a more nuanced approach to calculating insurance protection.
Amid the buildup to television’s biggest night, Hollywood’s elite crowded into the GBK Brand Bar Pre-TV Awards Lounge in Los Angeles. The exclusive gathering served as a high-end intersection for nominees, presenters, and industry tastemakers to preview a curated selection of luxury brands and travel experiences.
A decade after launching as a keto-focused bar brand, BHU Foods is pivoting its identity toward fiber-rich, plant-based snacking. The Bethlehem-based company is using its 2026 relaunch to overhaul its entire product line, emphasizing organic ingredients while expanding its retail distribution from the West Coast into Eastern markets.
For many, the Americans with Disabilities Act remains a theoretical protection rather than a daily reality. David Toogood, CEO of Work Services Corporation, argues that the bridge between legal statutes and true workplace inclusion is built on proactive self-advocacy and a clear understanding of reasonable accommodations.
Sabir Sami, the former global chief executive of KFC, has joined the Chipotle Mexican Grill board of directors. His appointment, effective immediately, adds three decades of international restaurant industry experience to the Newport Beach-based company as it looks to scale its operations and brand presence on a global stage.
In Midland, Texas, the rhythm of the local housing market beats in lockstep with the Permian Basin energy sector. Expert home builder Chilton McKnight of Purple Key Homes points to this deep-seated connection as the primary driver for shifts in inventory, buyer competition, and regional migration patterns.
A historic convergence of legacy and innovation arrives at Grand Central Terminal on September 15, as the House of Vanderbilt and Signet Fashion launch a strategic partnership during New York Fashion Week. The collaboration aims to merge American heritage with emerging digital commerce and creative talent development.
Shareholders of Ramaco Resources will receive 0.025626 shares of Class B common stock for every share held, following the company’s announcement of a $0.1535 quarterly dividend. The payout ratio was calculated based on the $5.99 closing price of the stock recorded on September 11, 2026.
The Department of the Navy has awarded Leidos an $875 million contract extension to maintain critical communications infrastructure for 650,000 personnel. This second option year covers the management of 425,000 devices across 2,500 global sites, ensuring the integrity of the Navy Marine Corps Intranet and associated enterprise networks.
Executives from Columbus McKinnon Corporation will engage with the financial community through a series of three investor conferences scheduled for late September. The Charlotte-based manufacturer aims to outline its strategy for intelligent motion solutions, starting with a presentation at the Sidoti Small Cap Virtual Conference on September 23.
London-based executive Tim Abram has been appointed Head of Asset Management for Europe at Starwood Capital Group. A decade-long veteran of the firm, Abram will expand his oversight beyond his current portfolio of international hotels to lead value creation and deal execution across the firm’s broader European real estate interests.
Target Corporation has tapped former Hilton executive Mark Weinstein to lead its marketing and guest experience divisions. Reporting directly to CEO Michael Fiddelke, Weinstein will oversee the retailer’s brand strategy, its Roundel media network, and the Target+ marketplace as the company attempts to deepen consumer engagement and drive long-term growth.
TriNet shareholders will receive a quarterly dividend of $0.29 per share following a board approval finalized on September 11, 2026. The Dublin-based human resources firm, which specializes in support for small and medium-sized businesses, set the payout schedule to deliver these funds to investors by late October.
Valens Semiconductor has expanded its board of directors with the addition of Asaf Silberstein, the current Chief Operating Officer at Semtech Corporation. The move brings over two decades of technical leadership to the Hod Hasharon-based chipmaker as it seeks to scale its connectivity solutions within global automotive and audiovisual markets.
Burford Capital has priced a $300 million private offering of 8.000% senior secured notes due 2029. The finance firm intends to use the proceeds, paired with existing cash, to redeem its outstanding 6.250% senior notes due 2028, a move expected to conclude by September 17, 2026.
For Dr. David Jackson, the path to effective leadership is paved with the same principles found on the dojo floor. In his new book, The Martial Art of Management, the executive consultant argues that modern corporate culture often mistakes control for accountability, stifling the very autonomy needed to navigate rapid technological change.
Global corporations face a massive financial reckoning as artificial intelligence accelerates the speed and scale of digital attacks. Michael Gargiulo, CEO of VPN.com, argues that current estimates of cybersecurity debt are vastly understated, potentially reaching $3 trillion once companies factor in the vulnerability of their entire digital footprint.
Three former Abbott Laboratories employees have successfully challenged the company’s manufacturing standards in a landmark False Claims Act case, resulting in a nearly $385 million settlement. The whistleblowers alleged that the firm knowingly sold contaminated infant formula to government-funded programs, triggering a massive federal investigation into its safety practices.
Executives from Chicago-based Equity LifeStyle Properties will join a roundtable discussion at the Bank of America Securities 2026 Global Real Estate Conference on September 15. The firm, which manages 173,559 sites across its portfolio, intends to discuss its current market position during the afternoon session in a live-streamed event.
More than 200 artists and industry leaders gathered at the Four Seasons Hotel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills on September 10 for the annual One House Toast to the Emmys. The event honored multicultural excellence in television, spotlighting historic achievements from nominees across this year’s most celebrated series.
Ninety-eight percent of managers overseeing University of Phoenix graduates report overall satisfaction with their performance, according to a recent Harris Poll. The survey highlights a disconnect between general institutional perceptions and the direct, positive experiences of supervisors who rely on these graduates to meet shifting workplace demands.
For the fourth consecutive year, Charles Zhang has secured the number one ranking on Barron’s list of the nation’s top 100 independent financial advisors. This marks the fifth time the founder of Portage-based Zhang Financial has claimed the top position, underscoring a period of sustained influence within the wealth management sector.
