On August 15, the Lockhouse Gallery will celebrate its first anniversary by transforming its historic Brunswick, Maryland, site into a hub for philanthropy. The event features a benefit auction and live bossa nova performance, with all proceeds earmarked for the ongoing beautification of the city's downtown Main Street district.
Priced from $1.25 million, 38 new luxury townhomes will break ground this fall at Banner Heights in Alexandria. The development, which features private yards and rooftop terraces, aims to address the rising demand for outdoor living space in high-density, urban-adjacent neighborhoods across Northern Virginia.
After leading Glidewell Dental through a major digital transformation, Stephenie Goddard is bringing her two decades of experience to the board of directors at Spear Education. The Scottsdale-based provider of clinical training seeks to leverage her expertise to scale its learning pathways for dental teams and associates.
Minneapolis-based Claros Technologies has closed a $55 million Series B financing round to scale its proprietary PFAS destruction systems globally. The capital injection arrives as the company transitions from experimental breakthroughs to industrial-scale deployment, targeting a market increasingly driven by tightening environmental regulations and the urgent need to eliminate persistent chemicals.
Patrons at Perfect Union Northside in Sacramento are now using self-checkout kiosks to purchase cannabis, marking the first time the California Department of Cannabis Control has authorized RFID-powered technology for retail floor operations in the state's highly regulated market.
Security vendor SonicWall has joined Anthropic’s Project Glasswing, an initiative granting select firms early access to the Claude Mythos 5 model. By deploying this restricted AI, the company aims to accelerate its internal code reviews and vulnerability discovery, attempting to neutralize threats before they reach production environments.
Somerville-based Matterworks is launching PyxisLabs, an AI-driven laboratory designed to bring biochemical omics to the life sciences at the speed and scale of DNA sequencing. By deploying its proprietary Pyxis co-scientist, the company aims to move biology from empirical trial-and-error to a predictable, data-driven discipline.
When the doors open at 2435 Lamington Road on August 13, Somerset Hills gains more than a new clothing store. Owner Amanda Vittitoe is launching the first New Jersey location of the national Monkee’s boutique brand, aiming to blend high-end designer pieces with the specific lifestyle needs of local women.
For two weeks this September, North Atlanta’s professional landscape shifts as local tech leaders open their calendars to the highest bidders. Tech North Atlanta’s second annual Executive Auction offers businesses and aspiring innovators a chance to secure private, one-hour consultations with over 25 prominent C-suite decision-makers.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has cleared Cipla Limited to market a generic version of the respiratory medication Advair Diskus. The approval covers all three dosage strengths of the fluticasone propionate and salmeterol powder, targeting a U.S. market segment valued at approximately $908 million annually.
The upcoming 2027 Mitsubishi Eclipse Sportback will feature dual-standard charging compatibility when it arrives in North American showrooms this fall. Mitsubishi confirmed the electric subcompact SUV will utilize both the SAE J1772 plug for home use and Tesla’s North American Charging System for rapid public charging access.
Traditional incident response often triggers only after a network breach occurs, leaving organizations scrambling for specialized support in the heat of a crisis. Beazley Security and Halcyon are shifting this paradigm by launching a joint retainer that integrates incident management, digital forensics, and anti-ransomware protection into one proactive service.
As mid-market firms shift critical operations to Snowflake, the complexity of managing cloud data costs and pipeline reliability has outpaced internal IT resources. Pittsburgh-based DataStrike is responding to this gap by expanding its 24/7 onshore managed services to cover performance monitoring, architectural readiness, and AI-driven infrastructure support.
EPAM Systems has secured Advanced Partner status within the OpenAI Partner Network, aiming to accelerate the integration of frontier AI models into core enterprise operations. The partnership focuses on deploying secure, production-ready AI solutions for Global 2000 companies while prioritizing regulatory compliance and technical scalability.
ValueMomentum has secured a double distinction as both a Leader and a CX Star Performer in the 2026 ISG Provider Lens report for Global Insurance ITO Services. The Piscataway-based firm earned the recognition for its specialized focus on property and casualty insurance and its high-impact, AI-driven digital engineering.
ValueMomentum has secured dual recognition as a Leader and a CX Star Performer in the 2026 ISG Provider Lens® Global Insurance ITO Services report. Analysts credited the firm’s narrow specialization in property and casualty insurance, paired with advanced AI-led engineering, for outperforming broader industry competitors.
Barndoor AI is shifting how companies manage autonomous systems by assigning every AI agent a unique, governed identity. This new feature, AgentProfile, decouples agent credentials from human accounts, allowing businesses to track spending, monitor tool usage, and enforce security policies at the machine level rather than relying on legacy access systems.
With nearly 2 billion patient calls processed, Parlance is rolling out version 12 of its conversational AI platform. The update introduces semantic routing and enhanced intent recognition to existing healthcare IVR systems, allowing hospitals to modernize their digital front door without the need for a costly, full-scale infrastructure replacement.
San Jose-based QuickLogic Corporation will release its fiscal second quarter 2026 financial results on Tuesday, August 11, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. ET. The developer of embedded FPGA technology plans to host a conference call for investors and analysts to review the company’s performance during the three-month period.
Copenhagen-based Configit has been identified as a Sample Vendor in the 2026 Gartner Hype Cycle for Revenue and Sales Technology. The recognition highlights the company's role in the composable product configurators category, positioning its specialized software as a key tool for manufacturers navigating increasingly complex sales environments.
As state and federal regulators intensify their scrutiny of pharmacy benefit managers, SHARx is challenging the industry to look beyond legislative headlines. For employers, the true measure of reform should not be the volume of new laws or investigations, but whether these actions actually lower net costs and improve patient access.
Nauticus Robotics has completed the first prototype of its next-generation electric manipulator, a modular device engineered to replace traditional hydraulic systems in autonomous underwater vehicles. The Houston-based firm intends for this hardware to integrate with its proprietary software to perform complex subsea tasks with minimal human intervention.
Matthew Halpern has joined Atlanta-based firm Smith + Howard as an International Tax Principal, marking a key leadership hire following the firm’s recent capital injection from TPG. Halpern brings 15 years of experience in cross-border transactions, arriving from a prominent national accounting firm to scale the company's global advisory footprint.
With political ad spending projected to hit $11 billion for the 2026 midterms, IQM Advertising Corporation has unveiled VoterTV+, a cross-screen planning suite designed to eliminate the costly overlap between linear television and digital streaming campaigns by unifying audience data before budgets are committed.
While AI promises to simplify workplace technology, many learning management systems are becoming increasingly bloated and expensive. TalentLMS is pushing back against this trend, launching a campaign that argues for a return to user-friendly, plug-and-play training tools that do not require specialized teams or months of implementation.
After nearly two decades at the helm of Conagra Brands, Chief Operating Officer Tom McGough will retire in September 2026, triggering a structural shift that removes his position entirely. The move forces a flatter hierarchy, positioning key business unit heads to report directly to the company's chief executive.
A new collaboration between Vector Science & Therapeutics, its manufacturing arm LyoGenesis Plus, and Wynn Pharmaceuticals aims to target the FDA’s drug shortage list. The companies signed a memorandum of understanding to develop and produce IV bags and vial adaptors, signaling a push into high-demand hospital supply markets.
Boeing posted second-quarter revenue of $24.6 billion, buoyed by the delivery of 171 commercial aircraft, as the aerospace giant navigates a path toward operational stability. Despite a GAAP loss per share of $0.67, the company reached a record $715 billion backlog, signaling sustained long-term demand for its commercial fleet.
Juno Beach-based XPLR Infrastructure posted its second-quarter 2026 financial performance today, directing investors to its website for the full report. The company, which manages a diverse portfolio of wind, solar, and battery storage projects across the United States, is set to host a live investor presentation at 9 a.m. ET.
Toronto-based cannabis producer Auxly Cannabis Group transitioned to a new capital structure today, with common shares beginning trade on a post-consolidation basis. The move follows a 14-to-1 share consolidation approved by shareholders during the company’s annual meeting held on June 30, signaling a shift in the firm’s equity management.
