Employees at SutiSoft customers can now ditch clunky dashboards for natural conversation, as the Sunnyvale-based firm rolls out Agentic AI across its enterprise suite. The technology aims to replace manual data entry and complex interface navigation with intelligent agents capable of reasoning, decision-making, and autonomous process execution.
For the eighth year in a row, Greenville-based technology firm TPM Inc. has earned a spot on the Best Places to Work in South Carolina list. The annual designation, organized by SCBIZ and Best Companies Group, recognizes the company’s ongoing commitment to employee satisfaction and workplace culture.
A blend of DOLE pineapple, jalapeños, and Thai chili sauce defines the latest arrival at Papa Murphy's Take 'n' Bake locations. The new Hulapeño Pizza, which hit menus nationwide on July 20, aims to capture the growing consumer demand for sweet and spicy flavor profiles at a accessible price point.
With Medicare fraud costing taxpayers over $60 billion annually, the New York StateWide Senior Action Council has officially flagged telehealth schemes as its July priority. The organization is urging the state’s 3.6 million seniors to exercise extreme caution when approached with offers for unsolicited remote medical services or monitoring equipment.
Luxury Lifestyle Awards has designated William Raveis as the Best Luxury Full-Service Real Estate Brokerage in the USA for 2026. The Shelton-based company earned the recognition following a rigorous evaluation of its service benchmarks, specifically highlighting its proprietary technology and integrated concierge offerings for the high-end residential market.
Scottsdale-based Massage Envy is shifting its national service model toward a concern-focused approach, introducing three distinct assisted stretch categories designed to target specific physiological needs. The transition aims to move beyond generic offerings, allowing guests to select sessions tailored to tension relief, muscle recovery, or improved range of motion.
As cannabis consumers increasingly prioritize taste over traditional strain names, Portland-based True Terpenes has launched LOUD Flavors, an all-natural additive platform. The company aims to standardize high-intensity flavor profiles across vapes and pre-rolls, responding to data showing that distinct, memorable flavor is now the primary driver of brand loyalty.
The Hoag Hospital Foundation has surpassed its 2025 annual fundraising total in just six months, raising $5.1 million through a modernized Grateful Patient Program. By transitioning from manual, spreadsheet-heavy workflows to Kindsight’s Ascend CRM, the Orange County health system has dramatically accelerated its ability to engage donors.
Testing over 200 foam formulations, pet brand Lesure has launched the RealOrtho Dog Bed, a sleep system that mirrors human mattress design. The product aims to provide joint support for aging and large-breed dogs, moving beyond the soft, non-supportive surfaces common in traditional pet bedding.
With a 2,000W Class-D amplifier and 134 dB SPL output, Yamaha’s new DXR mk3 series targets the evolving demands of live sound professionals. The latest iteration of the company’s flagship powered speakers integrates advanced DSP and Bluetooth-enabled remote management, aiming to modernize setup efficiency for DJs and touring musicians.
As the American workforce shifts away from standard W-2 employment, Fairway Home Mortgage is aggressively expanding its Non-Qualified Mortgage portfolio. The lender is betting that entrepreneurs, retirees, and real estate investors—often sidelined by conventional underwriting—represent a significant, untapped demographic for homeownership financing in the current market.
Bettor Capital has emerged as the foundational seed investor for Hey Seven, a startup deploying the gaming industry's first AI-native platform for player development. The investment provides gaming operators with a pre-built solution to identify high-value players and scale personalized service without expanding their existing human host teams.
Pediatric therapy often fails because it ignores the environment where a child spends 167 hours of their week. Austin-based Emora Health is shifting that dynamic by launching dedicated, clinician-led therapy for parents, aiming to stabilize the entire household unit rather than treating the child in isolation.
Ninety-two percent of U.S. healthcare leaders refuse to deploy artificial intelligence at scale without deep clinical expertise, according to a new national survey. While many organizations report successful pilot projects, 71% are failing to expand these tools, stalled by integration barriers rather than a lack of perceived value.
Generative AI functions less as a replacement for human intellect and more as a powerful magnifier of existing cognitive habits, according to a study by ID Quotient Advisory Group. By analyzing 1,923 adults, researchers found that the impact of AI depends heavily on whether users delegate judgment or challenge their own reasoning.
Detroit-based financial data provider Benzinga has released a new Events Calendar API designed to give fintech platforms and institutional investors direct access to upcoming corporate catalysts. The tool tracks key market movements, including analyst days and shareholder meetings, to help users anticipate stock volatility before it hits the tape.
Michaels has debuted Ask Mike, an AI-powered digital assistant integrated into its online platform to shift the retail experience from keyword-based searching to conversational guidance. Built on Google Cloud’s Gemini Enterprise, the tool aims to bridge the gap between initial creative inspiration and final product purchase for DIY shoppers.
After two decades of building a Southern California client base, Abacus IT is merging with New York-based Fairdinkum Consulting. The deal integrates the two firms to consolidate managed IT service offerings, bringing Abacus founder Jirka Ambroz into the Fairdinkum partnership to oversee the expanded West Coast presence.
Vehicle transport pricing is moving faster than seen in years, prompting Cox Automotive to overhaul its Price Check Plus tool. By integrating real-time transaction data from its massive logistics marketplace, the company aims to help shippers and carriers stabilize costs in an environment defined by fuel spikes and carrier shortages.
Every child follows a unique developmental path, yet parents often feel the pressure to compare their children against rigid timelines. Dr. Laura Babcock of Gwinnett Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine argues that steady, individual progress is the true indicator of health, rather than the speed at which specific milestones are achieved.
Instead of chasing perfect health regimens, Live Love Spa is asking participants to commit to just one small, intentional habit this August. The ninth annual National Wellness Month movement shifts the focus from rigid industry trends toward personal autonomy, betting that self-selected routines foster the most sustainable long-term results.
Banfield Pet Hospital is shifting its approach to preventive veterinary care by allowing owners to tailor wellness plans to their pet’s specific age, lifestyle, and health requirements. The move aims to replace rigid service bundles with flexible options, including specialized testing, while maintaining fixed monthly costs for pet owners.
Haircare brand K18 is pivoting from damage correction to preventative biology with its latest launch, FutureIQ. The new biomimetic serum aims to address shedding, graying, and scalp health by targeting the biological decline of the hair ecosystem long before visible signs of aging typically emerge in consumers.
As refining capacity across the Western United States faces consistent decline, Sky Quarry Inc. has transitioned its Foreland Refinery near Ely, Nevada, into its production phase. The facility, which currently holds 10,000 barrels of inventory, aims to serve a regional market that imports over 90% of its transportation fuels.
Sixty percent of North American residents believe local decisions are finalized before public consultation even begins, according to the State of Engagement Report 2026. This pervasive skepticism highlights a structural failure in how organizations manage feedback, leaving over half of the population feeling excluded from the processes shaping their own neighborhoods.
Packaging is frequently sidelined until the final stages of drug development, a delay that often triggers regulatory hurdles and ballooning costs. DES Pharma Consulting and Adept Packaging are now merging their respective expertise in CMC strategy and engineering to integrate these critical workflows from the earliest research phases.
With the average price of a new vehicle nearing $50,000, the traditional impulse to trade in a car at the first sign of trouble has become a costly habit. Mercury Insurance is now urging drivers to rethink their replacement cycles, arguing that holding onto a reliable vehicle is often the smarter fiscal choice.
Sioux Falls-based financial platform BeneMoney has appointed Brian Tordsen as its inaugural Division President. Tasked with scaling the subsidiary of Sunrise Banks, Tordsen will oversee strategic expansion and brand development for the firm’s no-credit-check employee loan program, which aims to provide a sustainable alternative to predatory payday lending.
Palo Alto-based Zenarate has tapped industry veterans Amy Lummus and Michael Sharelis to join its leadership team, signaling a push to unify human and AI frontline operations. The appointments arrive as the company scales its Evolve platform, aiming to bridge the gap between automated agents and human service teams.
A catchy song about a snack has evolved into a year-long national tour collaboration. Country artist Hannah Harper and Wisconsin-based Sargento announced today that the family-owned cheese producer will serve as the exclusive sponsor for Harper’s upcoming String Cheese Tour, turning an online trend into a branded road experience.
