Prosperity Bancshares posted $168.6 million in net income for the second quarter of 2026, marking a 20.4% increase over the same period last year. The Houston-based financial group, which finalized its acquisition of Stellar Bancorp on July 1, continues to capitalize on a robust regional economy and aggressive expansion across Texas.
Teaneck-based technology services provider Cognizant posted $5.5 billion in revenue for the second quarter of 2026, marking a 4.5% year-over-year increase. The firm is aggressively scaling its AI-focused workforce and infrastructure to meet rising enterprise demand, while simultaneously navigating a complex global macroeconomic environment.
Owners of King Air 350 and 360 aircraft now have a new aftermarket option for aerodynamic upgrades, following the Federal Aviation Administration's issuance of a Supplemental Type Certificate to Everett-based BLR Aerospace for its latest winglet design.
PortSwigger has launched a public beta of Burp AT, a new tool designed to integrate agentic AI directly into the Burp Suite professional environment. The platform allows security researchers to delegate investigative tasks to AI agents while maintaining strict control over scope, permissions, and final decision-making processes during live engagements.
Investors will receive a look at Ceragon’s fiscal health on August 11, 2026, when the wireless connectivity provider releases its second-quarter results before the opening bell. The announcement follows a period of heavy integration for the firm, which currently services over 600 providers and 1,600 private network owners globally.
Insurance technology firm Lemonade announced a significant management shift alongside its second-quarter 2026 financial results, confirming that long-time Chief Financial Officer Tim Bixby will vacate his position at the end of the year to join the company’s Board of Directors, with SVP of Finance Nick Stead set to succeed him.
Avantor, Inc. outperformed analyst expectations for the second quarter of 2026, reporting net sales of $1.69 billion. Driven by a faster-than-anticipated recovery in its distribution segment and robust cash flow, the company has officially raised its organic revenue growth and adjusted earnings per share guidance for the full fiscal year.
Clarivate Plc has named Michael Easton as its new Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, effective August 8, 2026. Easton, who currently serves as the company's Senior Vice President and Chief Accounting Officer, will succeed Jonathan Collins, who is departing the organization to pursue other professional opportunities.
Data centers are hemorrhaging nearly a third of their compute power to inefficient heat management, according to a new report from Silicon Valley-based Frore Systems. As power demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure nears 1,350 TWh by 2030, the ability to dissipate heat has emerged as the primary constraint on economic output.
Clarivate has appointed Michael Easton as its new Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, effective August 8, 2026. Easton, who currently serves as the company's Chief Accounting Officer, will succeed Jonathan Collins as he departs the information and analytics firm to pursue a new professional opportunity.
Brandi AI has secured a Gold Stevie Award for New Product of the Year, recognizing its enterprise platform designed to track and influence brand visibility within AI-generated responses. As buyers increasingly rely on tools like ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews, the software fills a critical gap in modern marketing analytics.
Most companies treat a Certificate of Insurance as a guarantee of coverage, but that document is merely a static snapshot of a policy on a single day. Kristen Nunery, CEO of illumend, warns that relying on renewal dates creates a dangerous illusion of security that leaves organizations vulnerable to mid-term lapses.
Epson is launching the SureColor T3770E Education Edition, a comprehensive 24-inch wide-format printing bundle priced at $4,100. Designed to simplify in-house production of posters and visual aids, the package includes the printer, dedicated software, and a full suite of supplies aimed at reducing setup time for school administrators.
The 2026 Just For Laughs Montréal Festival closed its doors on July 26, cementing its position as a global comedy powerhouse. Running for twelve days, the event drew tens of thousands to the city, blending legendary headliners with emerging talent and massive outdoor activations in the heart of the Quartier des Spectacles.
F.L.Putnam Investment Management Company has secured a strategic minority investment from Bixby Wealth Solutions, an arm of the Austin-based Moontower Group. The deal provides the Lynnfield-based firm with fresh capital to accelerate its national expansion, enhance client-facing technology, and recruit new advisory talent across its 14-office network.
London-based information services firm Clarivate Plc posted a net loss of $268.6 million for the second quarter of 2026, a sharp decline compared to the $72 million loss reported in the same period last year, primarily due to a $221.7 million non-cash goodwill impairment charge.
Clarivate recorded a $268.6 million net loss for the second quarter of 2026, a figure heavily impacted by a $221.7 million non-cash goodwill impairment charge. Despite the bottom-line deficit, the London-based data provider reaffirmed its full-year 2026 financial outlook as it moves forward with a significant corporate reorganization.
Ares Capital Corporation, the nation’s largest publicly traded business development company, reported second-quarter net income of $0.24 per share while maintaining a steady quarterly dividend of $0.48. The company navigated a slower transaction environment by leveraging its $6 billion liquidity position to secure high-quality credit opportunities.
Security teams often struggle to correlate global threat data with their specific internal infrastructure, leaving critical devices exposed. A new integration between Cyware and Armis from ServiceNow aims to bridge this visibility gap, transforming raw intelligence into automated, asset-aware defenses against sophisticated, AI-driven cyber threats.
Construction is underway at the White Mesa Mill in Utah to enable commercial-scale production of terbium and dysprosium oxides. This expansion marks a pivotal shift for Energy Fuels as the company works to solidify an integrated North American supply chain for high-performance magnets essential to defense and electric vehicle sectors.
As demand for AI and cloud computing accelerates, Lockton has established a global practice focused exclusively on the risks inherent in data centers and digital infrastructure. The unit aims to guide developers and operators through the entire project lifecycle, from initial site selection to long-term operational management.
One in four malicious data breaches are now fueled by artificial intelligence, marking a 56% surge over the previous year. These incidents carry a hefty price tag, costing companies an average of $6 million—roughly $1 million more than the global average for traditional data breaches, according to IBM’s 2026 report.
As generative AI accelerates the velocity at which sensitive data flows through corporate networks, human-led security teams are struggling to keep pace. Seattle-based MIND is attempting to bridge this gap by deploying autonomous agents designed to handle routine classification, policy enforcement, and incident remediation tasks without manual oversight.
Stanley Black & Decker reported a second-quarter profit boost from unexpected tariff refunds, helping the tool manufacturer raise its full-year earnings and cash flow targets. The company effectively leveraged the $4 billion in quarterly sales to pare down debt and fund share repurchases while navigating a shifting global market.
As global reliance on hyperscale campuses and cloud computing intensifies, Lockton has unveiled a specialized global practice to manage the intricate risk profiles of digital infrastructure. The initiative aims to provide integrated advisory services, covering the entire lifecycle from initial site selection and construction to long-term operational scaling.
After logging 1,000 miles of real-world testing, AMCI Testing reports that Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (Supervised) 14.3.4 update demonstrates refined vehicle control but continues to falter on basic navigation. While the camera-only system displays technical progress, its reliability remains tethered to ideal conditions, leaving its Robotaxi ambitions currently out of reach.
America First Credit Union has expanded its footprint in the Phoenix metropolitan area with the opening of a new branch at 5084 N. 83rd Avenue in Glendale. This facility serves as the fourth addition to the credit union's Arizona network within the past year, reflecting an aggressive push into the West Valley.
Eighty percent of Americans are unaware that new Medicaid community engagement requirements take effect in January 2027, according to a recent NAMI/Ipsos poll. This lack of public knowledge comes as advocates warn that the pending rules could strip millions of vulnerable citizens of essential mental health care access.
Surgeons are beginning clinical use of Luna Ti, a new transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion device from Spinal Elements. The implant integrates a titanium surface with a PEEK core, aiming to balance the biological benefits of metal osseointegration with the radiographic clarity required for postoperative monitoring.
Boulder-based firm Defamation Defenders is expanding its nationwide reach, offering specialized strategies to help individuals and businesses scrub harmful content from search results. The company targets the growing influence of digital footprints on hiring, customer trust, and personal privacy through customized removal and suppression campaigns.
