Fabricators searching for metalworking equipment can now compare new, factory-warrantied machines alongside used surplus inventory on the Aucto marketplace. A new partnership with Otinus Corp. integrates a full range of CNC fiber laser cutters, press brakes, and shears directly into the platform to streamline the procurement process for industrial shops.
A strategic shift in the North American retail landscape sees Toronto-based Shopley become the exclusive Canadian reseller for Factor4’s gift card and loyalty platform. The deal combines Shopley’s engagement software with Factor4’s omnichannel infrastructure, aiming to capture shifting demand across both English and French-speaking markets in Canada.
The Canadian Hockey League has signed a multi-league agreement with Moovair, naming the home-comfort brand the official heating and cooling partner of the WHL, OHL, and QMJHL. The deal aims to integrate the brand into hockey culture through arena activations and national broadcasts across the country.
Targeting the 60% of Americans who prefer to spend under 30 minutes cooking, Campbell’s is launching a new line of sauces designed to minimize kitchen prep. The product rollout features four distinct flavors and a promotional partnership with professional dancer Witney Carson to streamline the evening meal routine.
Travis Hollman, CEO of the world’s largest locker manufacturer, is expanding his company’s reach from walls to floors. A new purchasing agreement with Ecore Athletic allows Hollman, Inc. to supply high-performance rubber surfacing directly alongside its signature locker installations, streamlining the construction process for elite athletic and corporate facilities.
Across 11 distinct venues, the 18th Lyon Biennale of Contemporary Art opened its doors on September 19, inviting the public to explore nearly 400 works by 120 international artists. Curated by Catherine Nichols, the exhibition titled "Passing from One Dream to Another" runs through December 13, 2026.
When a system moves from recommending actions to executing them, the human "click" that serves as a final safety check vanishes. Minneapolis-based Shadow Sciences Group warns that as businesses automate workflows, they are removing the pause necessary to catch fraud before it becomes irreversible.
From the rugged coastlines of the Faroe Islands to the historic landscapes of Egypt, Backroads is expanding its reach for the 2027 season. The Berkeley-based tour operator officially released its latest flagship catalog this month, detailing over 600 active travel itineraries that span seven continents and dozens of countries.
Vancouver-based Wondershare has launched version 6.8 of its Repairit software, signaling a shift from simple file recovery to a comprehensive AI-powered image studio. The update introduces natural language editing, scene reconstruction, and image-to-video conversion, aiming to consolidate fragmented creative workflows into a single desktop application for Windows and Mac users.
A 310% jump in revenue over three years has landed Phoenix-based Fortitude Family Office at number 1,130 on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list. Beyond the financial expansion, the firm earned a spot among Phoenix’s Best Workplaces, a dual recognition that highlights the firm's integrated approach to wealth management and staff culture.
San Francisco professionals and organizations have a final window to submit entries for the 14th Annual Globee Awards for Leadership. The program seeks to honor measurable impact across all levels of business, ranging from individual initiatives and departmental achievements to global corporate strategy and innovation.
Irvine-based bedding manufacturer Coop Sleep Goods is blurring the lines between sleep hygiene and personal care with the launch of Copper+. The new collection, released September 15, utilizes copper-infused fibers in pillows and sheets to create a cleaner sleep surface, promising a 99.9% reduction in acne and odor-causing bacteria.
Seventy-nine percent of security executives expect to restrict or roll back AI agent deployments within the next 18 months, according to new research from Zentera Systems. As organizations scale fleets beyond 50 agents, the inability to verify authorization and prevent cross-project access has created a significant governance crisis.
The Dominican Republic has initiated a cash tender offer for its outstanding 5.950% bonds due in 2027, a move tied to the planned issuance of new U.S. dollar-denominated debt. This debt management operation seeks to restructure existing obligations while opening a window for current bondholders to pivot into upcoming securities.
Century Complete, a subsidiary of national builder Century Communities, has opened sales at Shockley Bend, a new residential community in Anderson, South Carolina. The project introduces three two-story floor plans to the Upstate market, with entry-level pricing beginning in the mid $200,000 range for new single-family homes.
Field technicians can now access real-time visual analysis directly from their mobile devices, a move ServicePower expects will curb rework and shorten project close-out times. By integrating Vision AI into its mobile platform, the McLean-based company aims to provide immediate quality feedback at the point of work.
Samuel Batt, a longtime area developer for TCBY and Mrs. Fields, is extending his franchise territory into Georgia. The deal, announced September 15, marks a major growth push for the veteran operator, who intends to open 15 new locations across Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina to meet rising consumer demand.
Prof. Ivo Boskoski has completed the inaugural EASE clinical trial procedures at Rome’s Fondazione Policlinico Universitario Agostino Gemelli IRCCS using the EndoZip Automated Suturing System. This expansion marks a pivotal step in gathering evidence for the device’s U.S. regulatory pathway following its earlier CE Mark approval.
A 59% surge in malicious bot attacks during 2025 has forced a shift in healthcare digital security, prompting LexisNexis Risk Solutions to integrate its identity proofing suite directly into the Epic Toolbox Program to help hospitals verify patient identities without hindering clinical workflows.
The American College of Lifestyle Medicine secured an honorable mention in Fast Company’s 2026 Innovation by Design Awards for Project Remission, a digital film series. Recognized in the Small and Mighty category, the project highlights the transition from lifelong diabetes management to the potential for disease remission through evidence-based lifestyle interventions.
Field technicians can now access real-time image analysis directly from their mobile devices, a move designed to curb costly return visits and streamline compliance. By embedding Vision AI into its mobile workflow, ServicePower aims to provide immediate quality feedback at the point of work for critical infrastructure projects.
Olatec Therapeutics has appointed Parkinson’s disease expert Caroline Williams-Gray to its Clinical Advisory Board and physician-innovator David Haase to its Board of Directors. These additions signal a strategic push to advance the clinical development of dapansutrile, an oral inhibitor targeting the NLRP3 inflammasome across multiple chronic inflammatory conditions.
Under the direction of Prof. Ivo Boskoski at Fondazione Policlinico Universitario Agostino Gemelli IRCCS, the first EASE clinical trial procedures have been completed in Italy. This milestone marks a critical step for Nitinotes as it gathers clinical evidence to support the U.S. regulatory pathway for its EndoZip automated suturing system.
By linking 1.5 billion shopper signals with SPINS point-of-sale data, MikMak is attempting to solve the fragmentation of modern retail. The commerce intelligence platform’s latest update targets the gap between digital media spend and actual store-level inventory, offering brands a real-time view of how marketing dollars translate into physical sales.
General contractors managing complex building sites now have access to a new admitted wrap-up insurance product from Crum & Forster. The Morristown-based firm’s Contractor Controlled Insurance Program consolidates workers' compensation and general liability coverage, aiming to streamline risk management and administrative oversight across large-scale commercial and infrastructure developments.
Lippert, a global manufacturer of engineered components for the RV and automotive sectors, has selected ketteQ as its new supply chain planning platform. The move marks a shift toward AI-native architecture, aiming to replace legacy enterprise systems with autonomous agents capable of unscripted reasoning and real-time decision support.
The United States has plummeted to 64th in global press freedom rankings, a historic low that underscores a volatile era for the Fourth Estate. On September 17, the Speak Up for Justice forum will bring together reporters and constitutional scholars to confront the systemic threats challenging the public's right to know.
The ERShares Private-Public Crossover ETF (XOVR) delivered a 5.64% cumulative return between the June 12 SpaceX IPO and September 4, 2026, outpacing major growth indices. This performance highlights the fund’s strategy of maintaining exposure to high-growth companies as they bridge the gap from private markets to public trading.
Chicago’s storied jazz scene will welcome a newcomer in March 2027 when pianist and entrepreneur Doc Watkins opens his latest venture at the NEWCITY complex in Lincoln Park. Occupying the former Yard House space, the venue aims to blend high-end dining with live performance, marking Watkins' first expansion into the Midwest.
Jubilant Therapeutics has unveiled the first clinical evidence for JBI-802, a dual LSD1/HDAC6 inhibitor, showing rapid and sustained platelet reduction in patients with myeloproliferative neoplasms. Presented at the SOHO 2026 meeting, the findings suggest a new therapeutic pathway for managing chronic blood cancers characterized by overproduction of blood cells.
