For the tenth consecutive year, identity protection firm Iris OnWatch is backing Cybersecurity Awareness Month, aligning with the National Cybersecurity Alliance’s "Don't Make it Easy for Them" initiative to promote daily habits that thwart digital fraud and help businesses integrate seamless security for their customers.
Investors will turn their attention to Las Vegas on October 22, when Boyd Gaming Corporation releases its financial results for the third quarter of 2026. The company intends to follow the earnings disclosure with a live conference call and webcast to detail its recent operational performance and market standing.
After a decade and a half of previous service, Keith Chatten has been named Chief Executive Officer of Continental Aerospace Technologies. The veteran aviation executive, who brings over 30 years of industry expertise to the Mobile-based engine manufacturer, steps into the role as the company seeks to modernize its production and aftermarket footprint.
For ten dollars, customers can again order the festive, jack-o'-lantern-shaped pizza that has become a staple of Papa Murphy’s October menu. Available starting October 1, the seasonal pie features a pepperoni face and olive eyes, serving as the centerpiece for the brand’s broader push to capture the Halloween dining market.
As organizations struggle to manage data security during rapid device turnover, BitRaser has earned the 2026 Global Customer Value Leadership Recognition from Frost & Sullivan. The award highlights the firm's ability to blend high-stakes forensic data erasure with a service-oriented model for the global used electronics market.
Thirty million users rely on BlackDoctor for health guidance, but the platform is now formalizing its clinical oversight. The company has appointed eight physicians to its first-ever Medical Advisory Board, tasking the group with shaping product development, verifying content, and anchoring the platform's strategic expansion into the broader healthcare ecosystem.
In Portland’s historic Albina neighborhood, the new Duncan and Cindy Campbell National Center of Excellence marks a strategic shift for youth advocacy. The facility, located at 65 NE Stanton St., now serves as the global headquarters for Friends of the Children, aiming to standardize professional mentoring practices worldwide.
Nearly one-third of public relations firms lack a clear strategy for generative engine optimization, leaving a critical void as AI platforms increasingly dictate brand perception. To address this, consultancy SearchTides and communications agency Needle have formed a partnership designed to align high-quality earned media with technical AI visibility requirements.
For the second consecutive year, Scottsdale-based Massage Envy is aligning its national franchise network with Susan G. Komen during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The wellness brand has pledged a $15,000 donation to bolster the nonprofit’s ongoing research initiatives and community-based support services throughout the duration of October.
Eleven years after turning gummies into a household staple, San Francisco-based OLLY is attempting to reshape the vitamin market again. The company is launching Mochi Bites, a soft, glutinous rice-based supplement format, banking on a 45% surge in TikTok interest for mochi-related products to drive its latest wellness expansion.
Dutch icon Miffy is trading her two-dimensional storybook pages for a tangible, three-dimensional presence. Starting October 1, 2026, Madame Alexander will debut a collaborative doll line that translates Dick Bruna’s minimalist aesthetic into a range of plush companions and nursery sets designed for a new generation of collectors.
One in every 11 new account creations globally now involves a fraudulent attempt, prompting LexisNexis Risk Solutions to launch Emailage Adaptive. The new tool utilizes self-calibrating AI models to identify high-risk transactions while slashing the volume of false positives that plague traditional, static fraud prevention systems.
A federal securities class action now challenges Beta Bionics, alleging the medical device manufacturer misled shareholders by suppressing thousands of safety reports. While management publicly touted the ease of its iLet insulin system, internal records reportedly reveal a pattern of ignored malfunctions and life-threatening hypoglycemic events kept hidden from the public.
With over three decades of experience in global consumer goods and retail, Amanda Almond will take the helm as President, International at The Hershey Company on October 12. She steps into the role following the 27-year tenure of Rohit Grover, who served as the division's leader for the past eight years.
Former NBA All-Star Allan Houston has partnered his character-building platform, FISLL, with Nashville-based Something Inked to scale his brand’s physical footprint. The collaboration grants the production firm oversight of apparel operations and distribution, allowing Houston to focus on the platform’s core mission of leadership development and community mentorship.
A federal securities class action lawsuit has been launched against Lincoln Educational Services Corporation following a sharp decline in share value. The legal challenge targets the company's financial disclosures regarding student enrollment metrics, which plummeted unexpectedly during the second quarter of 2026, triggering a significant sell-off among shareholders.
As artificial intelligence reshapes the labor market, Toronto-based Drake International is shifting its 75-year-old operational model toward a human-centric approach. The firm argues that while automation accelerates change, human empathy and ingenuity remain the primary drivers of organizational progress in the coming decades.
A 15% drop in FuelCell Energy’s stock price has triggered a securities class action, as investors allege the company concealed manufacturing failures behind its high-profile Fit Energy contract. The lawsuit claims executives misled shareholders about production capacity while simultaneously raising $245.5 million through a public stock offering.
A+ (sf) ratings from Kroll Bond Rating Agency have propelled Miami lender Idea Financial into the term asset-backed securities market. The firm closed a $100 million deal backed by small business lines of credit, securing a three-year revolving window to fuel its ongoing lending operations across the United States.
With U.S. diesel prices averaging $6.38 per gallon, YMX Logistics and Outrider have inked a five-year deal to scale zero-emission, autonomous yard trucks. The partnership aims to provide enterprise shippers with a turnkey, full-service approach to automating trailer spotting and distribution site management starting this year.
Stellantis has certified myKaarma as a Service Lane Technology partner, bridging the gap between OEM vehicle data and dealership workflows. This integration allows service departments to pull real-time diagnostic information, warranty details, and appointment data directly into the platforms they already use to manage the customer experience.
A world premiere co-choreographed by Matthew Rushing and Samantha Figgins headlines the Dance Theatre of Harlem’s upcoming return to New York City Center. The four-night engagement, scheduled for April 1–4, 2027, bridges the gap between classical tradition and contemporary narratives of resilience, featuring works by George Balanchine, Nacho Duato, and Robert Garland.
With new Michigan energy assistance funding becoming available today, DTE Energy is launching its "Month of Warmth" initiative. The program features four regional resource fairs designed to help income-eligible households secure financial support and payment arrangements before the onset of winter’s peak energy demand.
Former British intelligence officers and fintech veterans are betting that specialized, small-scale AI models will outperform the industry's massive general-purpose systems. Their new platform, Overmind, allows businesses to train and deploy proprietary models, bypassing the high costs and complexity typically associated with building custom artificial intelligence.
A securities class action lawsuit has been filed against AppLovin Corporation, alleging the company misled investors regarding the performance of its AI-driven advertising models. The litigation targets a period of significant market volatility between February and August 2026, following a sharp decline in the company’s share price.
With over a billion podcast downloads fueling his brand's reach, Modern Wisdom host Chris Williamson is taking his productivity beverage company, Neutonic, into nearly 1,000 Walmart stores. The move marks the brand's largest physical retail expansion to date, anchoring the retailer’s newly launched Mood & Mind drink category.
Austin-based Iternal Technologies has launched Ultrabench, a free aggregator that synthesizes 530 benchmarks into a single intelligence index for 309 large language models. By mapping performance scores alongside pricing, memory requirements, and hardware compatibility, the platform aims to replace fragmented vendor data with a unified, transparent resource for enterprise developers.
With the vacation rental sector undergoing rapid consolidation, Baltimore-based platform Comparent has released its second annual list of the 100 largest property management firms in the United States. The ranking serves as a benchmark for property owners and investors navigating an increasingly complex hospitality landscape.
A new study published in The Journal of Molecular Diagnostics confirms that the Haystack MRD liquid biopsy test effectively identifies residual and recurrent colorectal cancer. By analyzing specimens from the landmark DYNAMIC trial series, researchers demonstrated the test's ability to outperform traditional biomarkers while maintaining high clinical sensitivity and specificity.
Phoenix-based MiniCo Insurance Agency has launched a dedicated industrial casualty trading desk in partnership with Lloyd’s of London, creating a centralized hub for specialty industrial risk placements across the United States to tackle long-standing market fragmentation and capacity shortages for wholesale brokers.
