Chicago-based IT services provider Tusker has appointed longtime executive Matt Gaudio as its new CEO, tasking him with maintaining the firm's growth trajectory. Gaudio steps into the role following the departure of Matt Zafirovski, who leaves the company after a six-year tenure marked by significant acquisitions and record-breaking performance.
Opifex-Synergy has finalized the acquisition of ECCO Equipment Company from an affiliate of Hitachi Construction Machinery, a move that grants the national rental provider immediate access to five states across the American West. The deal reshapes the firm's competitive standing by extending its reach into California, Arizona, Nevada, Utah, and Idaho.
When family life shifts, rigid court orders often struggle to keep pace with a child’s evolving needs. Attorney Mark E. Zimmer of Mogel, Speidel, Bobb & Kershner PC examines the legal threshold for modifying Pennsylvania custody arrangements, emphasizing that the court’s primary focus remains the child’s best interests rather than parental convenience.
With $2 billion in annual gross merchandise volume already flowing through its platform, New York-based Santé has closed a $15 million Series A round. The infusion, led by FINTOP, follows a period of rapid expansion that saw the startup’s footprint grow by 500% in just six months.
A 16% single-session stock plunge has triggered a securities class action against FuelCell Energy, with investors alleging that executives misled the market regarding the company’s manufacturing capacity and the true cost of a major commercial contract with Fit Energy USA.
For the third consecutive year, the Roc Nation School of Music, Sports & Entertainment at Long Island University has secured a spot on Billboard’s annual Top Music Business Schools list. The Brooklyn-based institution earned the distinction for its industry-aligned curriculum and direct access to high-level professional networks.
A 25% single-day stock price drop has triggered a securities class action lawsuit against Endava plc. The litigation targets the company’s financial disclosures and leadership stability, specifically focusing on the period between September 4, 2025, and September 21, 2026, following the sudden administrative leave of its Chief Financial Officer.
The Sun Princess and Star Princess have secured the top spot as the world's best mega cruise ships in the 2026 Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards. This achievement marks the third consecutive year the Sun Princess has claimed the title, while the Star Princess earned the honor during its inaugural year.
Warminster-based Havis has unveiled its new DS-DELL-1300 series docking stations, engineered specifically for the Dell Pro Rugged 14 laptop. The hardware aims to streamline fleet deployments by offering one-handed operation and quad pass-through antenna technology, ensuring consistent connectivity for professionals working in demanding, high-mobility environments.
Quantum X Inc. has signed a binding letter of intent to acquire an 80% interest in United Kingdom-based TraderMade Systems Ltd. for $550,000. The deal aims to secure institutional-grade historical financial datasets to fuel the expansion of Quantum X’s artificial intelligence and quantitative computing infrastructure.
Las Vegas served as the backdrop for the inaugural Hospitality Innovation Awards, where UrVenue honored five major industry players for their contributions to technology and guest experience. The ceremony, held during G2E week at the company’s new headquarters, recognized organizations driving operational shifts in the global hospitality market.
Persistent eye discomfort and blurred vision often persist despite wearing the correct corrective lenses, suggesting the culprit lies beneath the surface. Dr. J. Shawn McBride of Vision Source Tullahoma Vision Associates argues that the key to visual stability is not just lens power, but the health and composition of the tear film.
A national logistics operator has reduced its customer service call volume by 30 percent after integrating a custom AI framework developed by West Chester-based firm Trellist. The engagement, which also recovered nearly a third of the client's internal development capacity, yielded a six-figure annual return through streamlined operational handoffs.
A striking black-and-gold studio is coming to 10300 Louetta Road this winter, bringing the patented Aurum Reformer to the Spring community. Local residents Lacey and Russell Williams are spearheading the expansion, aiming to blend high-intensity fitness with a sleek, boutique atmosphere that distinguishes itself from standard gym offerings.
Atlanta-based Kaizen Analytix has rebranded to Kaizen Global, signaling a shift from its roots in data analytics toward a broader portfolio of AI, cybersecurity, and enterprise technology services. The move follows a period of aggressive geographic growth, highlighted by the recent acquisition of Nihon Technology and the establishment of new regional leadership.
Columbia-based AI services firm Blend360 has secured Select tier status within the Claude Partner Network’s Services Track. This designation highlights the company’s success in moving Anthropic’s AI models beyond experimental pilot programs and into the core production workflows of major enterprise clients across various global industries.
Before a single foundation is poured, the path of rainwater can determine a project’s long-term viability. HelloNation recently highlighted the expertise of Pueblo-based drainage engineer Michael Cuppy, who argues that overlooking site-specific water management during the design phase invites structural instability and significant financial risk for developers.
The global market for drug delivery devices is set to expand to $698.2 billion by 2031, reflecting a 7.4% annual growth rate. Driven by the rising prevalence of chronic conditions and the integration of smart, wearable technology, the sector is shifting from simple dosage tools to sophisticated, connected patient management platforms.
Investors who incurred financial losses holding Lincoln Educational Services Corporation shares between May 11 and August 9, 2026, have until November 10 to petition for lead plaintiff status in a pending securities fraud class action lawsuit filed by the Law Offices of Frank R. Cruz.
From the spectacle of Rio’s Carnival to the quiet of Mediterranean truffle seasons, Silversea’s latest itinerary drop promises 103 voyages across 56 countries. The program, dubbed 'Let the World Surprise You,' targets specific cultural milestones between September 2028 and May 2029, with general ticket sales commencing on October 8, 2026.
A federal court ruling validating two claims in a United Therapeutics patent has jeopardized the PH-ILD indication for Liquidia Corporation’s Yutrepia, triggering a 57% collapse in the company’s share price. Investors are now being targeted by legal firms investigating potential securities law violations following the sharp market decline.
After a viral sell-out run in 2024, designer Colette Shelton is bringing her COCOCOZY 3-Piece Bouclé Comforter Set back to Costco locations nationwide. The collection, a collaboration with textile manufacturer Welspun, aims to blend high-end design aesthetics with the accessible, tactile comfort that defined its initial launch.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has approved a New Technology Add-On Payment for icotec’s CMORE Cervicothoracic spine system, effective October 1, 2026. This designation allows eligible hospitals to receive additional reimbursement when using the radiolucent implant technology for qualifying Medicare procedures, marking a significant commercial expansion for the company.
A new statewide survey reveals that Arizona voters, regardless of political affiliation or age, have reached a rare consensus on healthcare reform. The data highlights a clear mandate for elected leaders to prioritize affordability, mental health services, and the expansion of the medical workforce in rural and underserved communities.
GEP has been named a Leader in The Forrester Wave: Supply Chain Platforms for Q3 2026, securing the highest possible score in the innovation criterion. The assessment highlights the firm’s commitment to agentic AI and autonomous decision-making, marking a significant expansion of its reach beyond traditional procurement software.
The global data center cabling market is poised for significant expansion, projected to grow from $10.65 billion in 2025 to $27.29 billion by 2035. Driven by the rapid adoption of AI infrastructure and hyperscale computing, this surge reflects a fundamental shift in how physical network connectivity supports modern computing demands.
Moving creatine away from gym-bro culture, health platform Ritual is launching Creatine Greens, a 3-in-1 powder designed to support aging and metabolism. The product pairs micronized creatine monohydrate with spirulina, chlorella, and a serving of leafy greens, targeting women who prioritize long-term vitality over performance-focused training.
Totally Linking Care in Maryland (TLC-MD) has secured a spot in a national consortium winning the federal Health at Home Challenge. By partnering with Freedmen's Medicine, the organization aims to scale home-based care for Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries across Maryland and Washington, D.C. using AI-driven medical records.
Six of the nation's premier military institutions will descend on Manhattan this November for the inaugural NYC Collegiate Military Boxing Classic. Dubbed 'Fight to Educate,' the event aims to secure critical funding for athletic programs while showcasing the discipline and resilience of cadets from across the country.
Schneider Electric SE’s proposed acquisition of PTC Inc. has drawn the attention of Monteverde & Associates PC, a New York-based law firm currently investigating the terms of the deal. With the transaction set to offer shareholders $205 in cash per share, legal experts are questioning whether the valuation serves the investors' best interests.
