As federal hiring reforms sharpen the focus on objective decision-making, Donaldsonville-based The Assessment Company has released a 27-page guide to standardize private-sector recruitment. The document provides employers with a structured methodology for defining job requirements and evaluating candidate evidence before making final hiring determinations.
Ten years after its founding, the nonprofit theater company EPIC Players is launching a bicoastal 2026-2027 season that spans New York and Los Angeles. Having supported over 250 neurodivergent and disabled artists, the organization continues to challenge industry norms by placing its performers in high-profile, professional productions.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has ruled in favor of Aveva Drug Delivery Systems, affirming a lower court decision that its generic lidocaine topical system does not infringe on Scilex Pharmaceuticals' ZTlido patents. The decision removes the final legal hurdle for the company's market entry.
Catastrophic river flooding across the Hill Country and South-Central Texas has prompted a $350,000 relief investment from Superior HealthPlan and the Centene Foundation. The funds are earmarked for five local organizations tasked with providing emergency supplies, health services, and food security to residents in 59 disaster-declared counties.
Data center spending on Passive Optical Network equipment is projected to climb at a 52 percent compound annual growth rate through 2030. Driven by hyperscalers seeking to slash cabling complexity and power consumption, the technology is rapidly migrating from residential use into the core of modern enterprise and cloud infrastructure.
German biotech firm Revolune is partnering with the UK-based contract research organization Propath UK to broaden access to its multiplex immunofluorescence workflows. By joining the Revolune Service Provider Program, Propath will offer biopharma clients a flexible, outsourced alternative to managing complex spatial biology assays in-house.
Facing persistent supply chain delays and rigid procurement cycles, Austin-based Scale Computing has introduced its SC//HyperCore Imaging Service. The new offering allows IT departments to bypass lengthy hardware lead times by deploying the company's virtualization suite directly onto their existing, qualified infrastructure assets instead of purchasing new equipment.
Job seekers now rely on generative AI to research companies, often forming opinions before visiting a career site. Symphony Talent is responding to this shift with a new suite of tools designed to help employer brand leaders benchmark, track, and influence how their organizations appear across platforms like ChatGPT and Gemini.
With revenue surging 134% to KRW 767.5 billion in the second quarter of 2026, Seoul-based beauty firm APR has effectively doubled its pace. The company reached KRW 1.36 trillion in cumulative six-month earnings, a figure that nearly eclipses its entire financial output for the previous calendar year.
Plume Design has appointed Rebecca Stone to the newly created role of Chief Customer and Marketing Officer, tasking the executive with unifying the company’s marketing strategy and customer success operations. The move aims to provide a singular voice for the 450 global internet service providers currently utilizing the firm’s subscriber experience platform.
Nearly two-thirds of American parents report that the mental burden of planning, shopping, and cooking during the back-to-school season makes family dinner a struggle. To alleviate this, Noodles & Company is launching a new Baked Cheese Tortelloni on August 5, aiming to replicate the experience of homemade baked pasta without the labor.
Tetsuo Yajima, the director behind several theatrical Pokémon films, is lending his creative vision to Monster Battles, a new turn-based PvP game launched on Roblox. Tokyo-based Studio Mayflower aims to blend the polished aesthetic of Japanese animation with the expansive, social architecture of the global gaming platform.
Facing a projected tenfold increase in global data volumes, All Nippon Airways has moved its infrastructure to a centralized cloud hub using Equinix Fabric. The shift allows Japan's largest airline to slash network provisioning time by 80% while preparing its systems for advanced passenger services and AI-driven workloads.
San Diego-based Aethlon Medical will report its fiscal first-quarter financial results on August 13, 2026. The company, which specializes in the Hemopurifier immunotherapeutic device, plans to host a conference call at 4:30 p.m. ET to discuss the figures and provide updates on recent corporate developments.
Florida remains the undisputed hub for recreational boating in the United States, pulling in $5.75 billion in retail sales during 2025. New data from the National Marine Manufacturers Association confirms that the top ten states collectively generated $17.1 billion, highlighting a massive appetite for life on the water.
BorgWarner has secured new contract wins for its variable cam timing technology, extending its footprint across both European and Chinese markets. The company will supply its center-bolt torque actuated systems for a high-performance V6 engine family in Europe and a high-volume turbocharged engine program for a major Chinese automaker.
Thousands of industry peers and customers have cast their ballots for ID Dataweb, crowning the identity security firm as the inaugural winner of the Cybersecurity Excellence Community Choice Award. This peer-driven honor marks a significant shift from traditional jury-selected accolades, highlighting the company’s influence within the global digital security landscape.
Four attorneys from the Northridge-based firm Kantor & Kantor, LLP have secured spots on the 2027 California Super Lawyers list. The selection highlights the firm’s sustained focus on representing individuals and families in high-stakes disputes against insurance companies and employee benefit plans throughout the state.
Deloitte has introduced ControlCatalyst.AI, a new suite of AI-powered tools designed to overhaul internal audit, Sarbanes-Oxley compliance, and risk management. By integrating generative and agentic AI, the firm aims to replace manual oversight with automated risk identification and control testing to increase operational efficiency for corporate clients.
JOTO PR Disruptors has appointed Nick Westcott as Head of Establishment, a cross-functional position tasked with aligning human resources, sales, and marketing to support the agency’s Anti-PR growth model. The move aims to streamline internal systems as the Tampa-based firm scales its disruption-driven communication services.
America’s canine population is showing measurable health improvements across weight, digestion, and dental markers, according to a new report from fresh dog food company Ollie. Data drawn from hundreds of thousands of health assessments between 2025 and 2026 indicates that proactive wellness habits are gaining traction among pet owners.
The annual income required to purchase a typical U.S. home currently sits at $109,796, a marginal decline from the record high of $110,382 observed last year. While the barrier to entry remains steep, the gap between required earnings and actual household income is finally beginning to tighten across the country.
Raleigh-based Accord Healthcare has launched a generic version of Sugammadex Injection, designed to reverse neuromuscular blockade in adult and pediatric surgical patients. The rollout introduces the drug in 200 mg and 500 mg single-dose vials, aimed at increasing clinical access to a critical component of modern anesthesia protocols.
A Florida-based healthcare firm has secured a Bronze Stevie Award for its RxCompare platform, a technology that automates real-time prescription price comparisons. By leveraging its SmartBIN routing engine, the system scans multiple providers to deliver the lowest drug costs to pharmacy counters in under two seconds.
Miami-based SMARTLINEN has unveiled Ask Debbie, an AI-driven tool designed to interpret complex textile inventory data for hotel housekeeping and laundry departments. By shifting from manual report analysis to conversational inquiries, the platform aims to streamline stock tracking and reduce operational losses across its network of 250 locations.
Private sector payrolls expanded by 44,000 jobs in July, a modest gain accompanied by a sharp uptick in compensation for those switching employers. While hiring remained uneven across sectors, the 7 percent pay increase for job-changers marks their fastest wage growth since August 2025, signaling persistent labor supply constraints.
The income required to purchase a typical U.S. starter home has fallen for eight consecutive months, dipping 1.5% from last year to $70,693. While this marks a modest improvement for entry-level buyers, the gains remain uneven, with affordability cooling in some regions while vanishing entirely in parts of California.
After finding success with its facial cleansers, Galderma is pushing into body care with the launch of Cetaphil’s Nourishing & Hydrating Lotion and Cream. These new formulations target lipid-depleted sensitive skin, utilizing a blend of hyaluronic acid, flaxseed oil, and vitamin E to restore the skin barrier while providing long-term moisture.
The U.S. Navy has tapped V2X, Inc. for an $87 million contract to overhaul SUU-79 pylons, the vital hardware responsible for carrying weaponry on F/A-18 Super Hornet and EA-18G Growler aircraft. The project aims to extend the service life of these sub-systems, ensuring continued combat readiness through early 2030.
Udit Joshi has been appointed to lead FINN Partners’ expanded Hyderabad office, a strategic move designed to anchor the agency within one of India’s most critical hubs for life sciences and health technology as Global Capability Centers shift from operational support toward high-level research and product innovation.
