Calumet, Inc. executives will descend on the T.D. Cowen 3rd Annual Energy Conference on September 24, dedicating the day to a series of one-on-one sessions with investors. The Indianapolis-based firm aims to leverage the forum to highlight its specialized product portfolio and ongoing expansion into renewable fuels.
With over 100,000 fertility treatment cycles recorded in the UK last year, Pulsenmore is entering the British market after securing regulatory clearance from the MHRA for its Pulsenmore FC system. The device allows patients to conduct vaginal ultrasound scans from home under remote professional guidance.
With a mandate to scale operations across Canada and the United States, Tim Currie has been named President of OpsGuru. A veteran of the AWS partner ecosystem, Currie will oversee the firm’s go-to-market strategy as it pivots toward deeper integration of AI services and vertical-specific enterprise solutions.
Dallas-based Ikonopedia has integrated the American College of Radiology’s BI-RADS v2025 (6th Edition) standards into its latest software release. Deployed on September 15, the update mandates new terminology for mammography, ultrasound, and MRI workflows while refining how clinical sites track cancer detection methods to improve diagnostic consistency.
By deploying its South Korean-developed trans-AI Tutor in Vietnam, transcosmos has slashed new agent training periods from ten business days to five. The platform, which utilizes voice-based role-play simulations and interactive knowledge assessments, demonstrates that AI-driven learning tools can effectively transcend linguistic and cultural barriers in global service operations.
As Michigan temperatures dip and residents retreat indoors, the risk of circulating respiratory viruses like influenza and RSV climbs. With Americans spending roughly 90% of their time inside, local heating specialists are flagging poor indoor air quality as a primary, yet often overlooked, vulnerability in seasonal health defense.
At IAA Transportation 2026 in Hannover, CDTL is showcasing a suite of high-performance components designed to reshape heavy-duty logistics and public transit. The company’s latest exhibition focuses on distributed electric drive axles and electromechanical braking systems, technologies already moving from experimental prototypes into large-scale commercial fleet integration.
The global market for Hindered Amine Light Stabilizers is projected to expand from $1.76 billion in 2026 to $2.49 billion by 2031. Driven by an increasing demand for durable, UV-resistant plastic components, the sector is expected to maintain a steady compound annual growth rate of 7.11% throughout the forecast period.
A 15-count multipack of 0.5-ounce bags represents the latest maneuver for the Laval-based brand, which debuted its organic Puffcorn on Amazon U.S. on August 28. The move aims to capitalize on the convenience of portioned snacks while reintroducing seasonal Ghost Puffs to a wider national audience.
Pennsylvania energy producer CNX Resources is broadening its data-sharing partnership with the Shapiro administration, committing to continuous, public disclosure of ambient gamma radiation levels at its well pads. The initiative aims to replace industry speculation with site-specific, third-party verified metrics regarding radiation linked to gas development and waste management.
A 62% majority of managers report higher engagement levels over the past year, yet their subordinates largely disagree. New research from the American Management Association highlights a deepening disconnect, suggesting that while managers are increasingly occupied with complex, AI-driven cognitive tasks, their staff continues to prioritize traditional, visible forms of support.
Neutrogena is introducing Cloud-Tech, a new sunscreen formulation featuring bemotrizinol, marking the first time in over 25 years that the FDA has approved a new UV filter in the United States. The technology aims to provide high-level UVA and UVB protection without the heavy, greasy texture often associated with traditional high-SPF products.
Securing the fifth position overall and leading the materials sector, Atlanta-based Graphic Packaging Holding Company has been named to the 2026 100 Best Corporate Citizens list. The ranking evaluates the transparency and performance of the 1,000 largest publicly traded U.S. companies across environmental, social, and governance metrics.
Seventy-eight percent of senior HR and talent acquisition leaders fear that AI integration is actively dismantling the traditional training ground for future executives. As automation absorbs entry-level responsibilities, companies are losing the natural, on-the-job experiences once essential for cultivating the critical leadership skills necessary for long-term organizational health.
Hong Kong-based manufacturer Highway Holdings has been granted a second 180-day grace period by Nasdaq to address its sub-dollar share price. The extension permits the company to maintain its listing through March 15, 2027, provided it can demonstrate consistent recovery in its market valuation.
VinFast is accelerating its North American footprint by opening three new franchised dealerships in California and Pennsylvania. The locations in Redondo Beach, Tustin, and Philadelphia mark a strategic pivot toward localized sales and service, aiming to stabilize the brand's long-term infrastructure as it enters a new expansion phase.
Investors holding shares in Boyd Group Services Inc. will receive a cash dividend of C$0.156 per common share for the third quarter of 2026. The payment is scheduled for distribution on October 28, following the close of the company's books at the end of September.
Facing a surge in patient complexity and clinician shortages, Sentara Health is launching a pilot program with GW RhythmX to integrate AI-driven intelligence directly into primary care encounters. The initiative aims to replace fragmented data sources with real-time, actionable insights that assist clinical teams during the actual point of care.
Eminent Gold Corp. has intercepted 57.9 meters of oxide gold at its Otis target in Humboldt County, Nevada, marking the widest mineralized zone identified at the site to date. The drilling results, which include high-grade intervals at the base of the hole, suggest a strengthening mineralized system at depth.
Ahead of the annual Fallout Day celebration on October 23, Seattle-based Jones Soda is releasing a limited-edition Vault-Dweller 12-pack. The collection marks the fourth collaboration between the soda maker and Bethesda Softworks, finally bringing fictional Nuka-Cola varieties from the post-apocalyptic game lore into the real world.
Empresa Minera Paitití S.A., a Bolivian subsidiary of Orvana Minerals Corp., has successfully produced its first copper cathodes from the Oxides Stockpile Project at the Don Mario site. This achievement follows the recent recovery of gold-silver doré, signaling that both of the plant’s primary metal recovery circuits are now operational.
Aethlon Medical has entered a definitive merger agreement with North Immunology, pairing the transition with an oversubscribed $180 million private placement. The deal aims to accelerate the development of NOR-101, a bispecific antibody candidate intended to treat atopic dermatitis by targeting both type 2 and non-type 2 inflammatory pathways.
Fiber density has emerged as a primary bottleneck for massive AI clusters, forcing engineers to reconsider the physical layout of data centers. Lightmatter is addressing this by joining the Open CPX Multi-Source Agreement and launching the Passage L20 CPX, a bidirectional optical engine that halves the required cabling for high-speed AI infrastructure.
For the second consecutive year, Provo-based Canary Speech has secured a spot on TIME and Statista’s list of the world’s top healthcare innovators. The ranking evaluates industry leaders based on financial performance, reputation, and digital engagement, highlighting the company’s progress in leveraging vocal biomarkers to detect neurological and behavioral health conditions.
The Hunhe River transformed into a high-stakes arena last week as the 9th Shenyang Open Regatta drew dozens of international teams to the Liaoning provincial capital. The event, which concluded September 13, signals a deliberate push to anchor the city’s identity as a premier destination for competitive water sports.
Midtown Manhattan transformed into an open-air studio on September 10th as twenty photographers and videographers gathered to stress-test the new Luna Pro. The flagship store event moved beyond the showroom, pushing creators into the urban sprawl for a color-focused expedition through Times Square and Rockefeller Center.
Los Altos-based startup Kapwork is rolling out a free platform designed to help small contractors navigate the $42.45 billion BEAD broadband expansion. The suite combines federal project tracking with an AI-driven invoice certification system, aiming to solve long-standing cash flow bottlenecks for businesses building out national infrastructure.
Paris-based sustainable investment manager Mirova has unveiled a restructured executive committee, marking the next stage of its corporate evolution under CEO Léa Dunand-Chatellet. The new leadership lineup integrates external strategic expertise with internal investment experience to navigate the maturing global market for sustainable finance.
Genomma Lab founder Rodrigo Herrera Aspra will step back into the role of interim Chief Executive Officer starting January 1, 2027. He replaces Juan Marco Sparvieri, who departs at the end of this year, as the company prepares to overhaul its operations through a new artificial intelligence-driven business model.
Dualitas Therapeutics has secured a collaboration with Roche to hunt for next-generation bispecific antibodies, leveraging a massive high-throughput screening platform. The deal, valued at up to $1 billion, tasks the South San Francisco startup with exploring over 300,000 unique protein combinations to address stubborn immunology and inflammation conditions.
