Only 55 IT solution providers worldwide achieved the 2026 CRN Triple Crown, a rare distinction that requires simultaneous placement on the Solution Provider 500, the Fast Growth 150, and the Tech Elite 250 lists. Warsaw-based Innowise earned its inaugural spot this year, marking a significant milestone for the international developer.
To mark Dictionary Day, Destinations International has released its 2026 Tourism and Social Impact Lexicons, providing a research-backed framework for organizations to explain their community value. The initiative aims to shift the industry away from insular jargon toward language that resonates with residents, elected officials, and local business leaders.
Persistent Systems reported a 20% year-over-year revenue increase to $487.6 million for the quarter ending September 30, 2026, marking its 26th consecutive quarter of growth. The company concurrently advanced its expansion strategy, securing a 94.04% majority stake in Nagarro to bolster its global engineering and delivery capabilities.
Elysium Health is entering the menopause market with Balance, a supplement designed to bridge the gap between immediate symptom relief and long-term cellular health. Launching on World Menopause Day, the product integrates NAD+ research with established compounds to manage the biological transitions occurring during perimenopause and postmenopause.
With $650,000 in combined guarantees on the line, Americas Cardroom is introducing its Mystery PKO tournament format this Sunday. The Halloween Special series marks the debut of the Winning Poker Network’s proprietary knockout structure, which blends hidden mystery rewards with the platform's standard progressive bounty mechanics.
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Building an onsite medical clinic typically forces employers to juggle architects, contractors, and staffing firms, often leaving clinical accountability fragmented. Zello Health is entering the U.S. market to consolidate this entire lifecycle—from initial site risk assessment and construction to physician-led governance—under a single contract and clinical standard.
A mere 1,000 chips remained in Chance Kornuth’s stack during the opening day of the 2026 World Series of Poker’s $50,000 Pot-Limit Omaha High Roller. A new documentary from Americas Cardroom tracks his improbable climb back to 900,000 chips, offering a raw look at the high-stakes grind in Las Vegas.
Faced with dense legal jargon and opaque campaign messaging, Huntington Beach resident Keith Harris launched Ballot Beacon, a nonpartisan platform designed to translate complex ballot measures into plain English. With the November 3 election drawing near, the project aims to provide voters with objective clarity on the consequences of their choices.
San Jose-based Pleasant Hub is moving away from the chaotic landscape of mainstream social networks with the launch of Check-in Groups, a new feature designed to combat isolation among adults aged 55 and older by fostering long-term friendships through consistent, low-pressure daily interactions.
One in three pets goes missing during their lifetime, a statistic that drives 10 million separations annually. To combat this, the Halifax Humane Society has enlisted University of Central Florida graduate students to spearhead a county-wide adoption strategy for Petco Love Lost, an AI-powered facial recognition database for lost animals.
Nearly seven in ten marketing and sales professionals have reported event return-on-investment figures to leadership that they did not fully trust. New research from Outcomes Rocket suggests that despite rising pressure from CFOs to justify spending, most teams lack the tracking discipline required to prove the true value of their conference presence.
Persistent Systems reported a 20% year-over-year revenue increase to $487.6 million for the second quarter of fiscal year 2027, marking its 26th consecutive quarter of growth. The milestone coincides with the company securing a 94.04% majority stake in Nagarro as part of a broader strategy to scale its global engineering capacity.
Four decades after the premiere of Laurie Anderson’s concert film Home of the Brave, a new exhibition at Leica Gallery New York pulls back the curtain on its production. Photographer Les Fincher, who held exclusive access to the 1986 set, debuts a collection of previously unseen images captured on Leica film cameras.
At the Network X 2026 conference in Vienna, Huawei Optical Business President Bob Chen argued that the rapid ascent of AI—marked by a 50-fold surge in token consumption—demands a fundamental overhaul of global network infrastructure, shifting focus from traditional administrative boundaries toward AI-centric architectures and automated operations.
The AutoTech Breakthrough Awards have named EPIC the Auto Dealership Solution Provider of the Year, recognizing its work in digitizing the notoriously fragmented loan payoff and lien release process. The Dallas-based firm beat out thousands of global nominations to secure the title for its National Loan Payoff Clearinghouse infrastructure.
More than 300 lives were lost and over 4,400 people injured when a magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck western Colombia on August 10. The disaster crippled more than 350 medical facilities, prompting the Denver-based nonprofit Project C.U.R.E. to launch an emergency fund to supply hospitals struggling to treat the surge of patients.
Eighty-two percent of employees at U.S. Legal Support identify the company as a great place to work, a figure that helped the Houston-based litigation services provider secure its first Great Place To Work Certification. The distinction relies exclusively on staff feedback regarding culture, growth opportunities, and overall professional well-being.
Teams communicating through personal AI agents solved complex problems 19% faster than those using traditional group chat, according to research from Carnegie Mellon University and Unanimous AI. The study, funded by the U.S. Air Force, suggests that delegating information exchange to AI surrogates effectively removes communication bottlenecks.
From November 4–6, the Culinary Institute of America at Copia will host the 28th annual Worlds of Flavor International Conference and Festival. The event brings together global chefs, researchers, and food writers to examine how traditional techniques from Japan, Korea, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam are reshaping modern restaurant menus.
Almy Education has been named a network partner of Strong Start to Finish, a national initiative dedicated to scaling evidence-based strategies for student success. The consultancy will work alongside policy and research organizations to ensure college students complete credit-bearing math and English courses within their first year of study.
Unplanned downtime drains approximately $1.4 trillion from the world’s largest companies every year, as production lines grind to a halt over obsolete components. Shenzhen-based ParttoGo is now launching Legacy Parts Rescue to help manufacturers track down hard-to-find PLCs, HMIs, and servo drives before committing to costly equipment overhauls.
Artists from 49 countries converged to push the boundaries of digital production in Reallusion’s 2026 3D Character Contest, submitting 200 projects that leveraged the company's Character Creator, iClone, and AccuRIG ecosystems to bridge the gap between complex technical pipelines and high-fidelity artistic expression.
Eisai is set to present a broad range of clinical research at the European Society for Medical Oncology Congress in Madrid, scheduled for October 23–27. The company’s latest data focuses on LENVIMA-based combinations for renal cell carcinoma and new biomarker insights for recurrent endometrial cancer treatments.
As the iconic travel brand marks its 70th anniversary, Frommer's has released its curated list of 15 must-visit locations for 2027. The selection spans from the star-filled skies of rural Nevada to the historic solar-eclipse paths of Egypt, emphasizing both emerging cultural hubs and long-standing landmarks undergoing significant transformations.
Ten allied nations have committed $36 million in new contracts to Herndon-based HawkEye 360, signaling a surge in global demand for space-based radio-frequency intelligence. The deals, finalized in the third quarter of 2026, underscore the growing reliance on satellite-derived data to monitor security threats across the Indo-Pacific, Middle East, and Europe.
The RealReal has secured a $175 million credit package to overhaul its debt structure, moving to replace high-interest 2029 notes with a new term loan. By shifting to this facility, the luxury resale marketplace expects to cut annual interest expenses by $4 million while pushing its debt maturity horizon to 2033.
Children visiting Utah’s George S. Eccles Dinosaur Park & Museum this fall will find prehistoric competition moving from the exhibits to the tabletop. Starting October 15, The Op Games is launching a partnership with the park to distribute its new Dinosaur Volcano Battle game during seasonal events and birthday celebrations.
The FDA has granted 510(k) clearance to TumorSight Risk, an AI-powered platform that predicts recurrence for early-stage breast cancer patients. By analyzing routine MRI and pathology data, the tool provides oncologists with individualized five- and ten-year risk scores before surgery, potentially streamlining treatment planning for millions of women.
A consortium led by TerraSense Analytics has secured a contract from 49North to develop maritime target-classification technology for Canada’s Remotely Piloted Aircraft System project. The group, known as the Airborne Sensing Lab, will utilize electro-optical and infrared imagery gathered over the Strait of Georgia to enhance the program’s automated capabilities.
Navigating the gap between classroom interests and local job market demands just became simpler for District high schoolers. The DC College Access Program has released a new, AI-powered tool designed to bridge the distance between academic choices, financial aid packages, and future employment opportunities within the D.C. Metro area.
