Aspiring screenwriters can now access a roadmap to feature film development through a new workbook authored by industry veterans Joshua L. Ritter and Joe Salwen. Published by Levenger, the guide distills decades of experience from two executives who have spent their careers vetting thousands of scripts for the global market.
SYNERGY HomeCare has inked a preferred partnership with Sensi.AI, integrating the company’s care intelligence platform across its network of 250 franchisees. By embedding this AI-driven operating system into 625 locations, the home care provider aims to bridge critical visibility gaps and reduce caregiver burnout through automated, real-time monitoring.
The fitness brand PVOLVE has hit a significant growth target, reaching 40 operational studios across the U.S. and Canada. This expansion, punctuated by new openings in the Pacific Northwest and upcoming franchise agreements in Pittsburgh and Albuquerque, signals rising consumer interest in low-impact, functional movement protocols.
Incline Village-based Wildfire Pro Shop is deploying a new wildfire-defense system that links AI-assisted camera monitoring directly to remote-activated sprinkler networks. By automating the detection-to-deployment loop, the company aims to protect homes and high-value assets by applying EPA-certified fire retardants before flames reach the perimeter.
With the historic Forest Theater set to reopen this fall, the South Dallas nonprofit Forest Forward has appointed KTA Media Group as its agency of record. The partnership aims to amplify the organization's broader mission of equitable community development and economic mobility across the surrounding neighborhoods.
Herzliya-based Essence Group has integrated artificial intelligence into every tier of its workforce, transitioning from isolated product features to a company-wide operating model. The shift, spearheaded by the company’s R&D division, aims to accelerate development cycles while tasking a new dedicated unit with creating next-generation intelligent services.
A $1.7 billion capital injection is set to accelerate the construction of AI cloud infrastructure for Nebius, leveraging Bloom Energy’s proprietary fuel cell technology. The deal, spearheaded by Industrial Development Funding and Oaktree, provides dedicated behind-the-meter power designed to sustain the high-performance demands of modern artificial intelligence workloads.
Millions of Americans sit on billions of dollars in unused credit card rewards, often deterred by the complexity of loyalty programs. To bridge this gap, point.me has unveiled Explore, an interactive map-based search tool designed to help everyday travelers visualize and book award flights with ease.
The World Health Organization has officially designated the investigational therapy SPG601 as codabakalner, a key regulatory milestone for the first-in-class drug. Developed by Los Angeles-based Spinogenix, the oral treatment is currently entering Phase 2b/3 testing as a potential breakthrough for Fragile X syndrome, the leading inherited cause of intellectual disability.
Nauticus Robotics is moving to secure a foothold in persistent ocean monitoring, positioning its Aquanaut autonomous platform as the primary vehicle for long-term subsea data collection. The Houston-based firm is currently pitching the technology to government and academic partners to address a critical global shortage of underwater observation networks.
With non-human identities poised to outnumber human users, 90% of IT leaders report that current identity-management systems are insufficient to handle the risks of agentic AI. A new IDC study reveals a critical disconnect between the speed of autonomous deployments and the governance required to secure them.
Two prominent Midwest elevator service providers are joining forces as American Elevator enters a strategic partnership with Elevator Service, Inc. (ESI). The consolidation merges American Elevator’s technical modernization expertise with ESI Indiana’s rapid growth, creating a unified regional platform aimed at strengthening local service capabilities.
Jersey City-based Superheat has opened pre-orders for the H1C, a water heater that repurposes computational heat from Bitcoin mining to generate household hot water. Following its CES 2026 debut, the appliance aims to transform a standard energy-consuming utility into a device that generates passive income for homeowners.
Bitmine Immersion Technologies is nearing its self-imposed goal of securing 5% of all circulating Ethereum, a milestone the company labels the "Alchemy of 5%." In its latest chairman’s message, the firm argues that accumulating ETH is a necessary hedge against the societal disruptions caused by agentic AI.
A digital gateway for the FIFA World Cup 26, designed by Manhattan-based agency DD.NYC, has earned a 2026 Webby Award nomination in the Sports Websites and Mobile Sites category. The platform serves as a central information hub for global fans, media representatives, and local tournament organizers.
With Windchill positioned highest for its ability to execute, PTC has secured a dual recognition in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for PLM software. The Boston-based company earned a Leader designation for its flagship Windchill platform and a Visionary status for its Arena solution, covering a broad spectrum of manufacturing needs.
Eightco Holdings, the NASDAQ-listed firm trading under the ticker ORBS, now holds approximately $406 million in assets, anchored by significant positions in OpenAI equity, Worldcoin tokens, and Beast Industries. The company is positioning itself as a primary vehicle for indirect exposure to artificial intelligence and digital identity infrastructure.
California’s final consultant report on Senate Bill 605 has officially recognized Eco Wave Power’s pilot project at the Port of Los Angeles, marking a critical endorsement as the state establishes a long-term framework for the commercialization of wave and tidal energy technologies.
The Bundesliga is significantly widening its reach in the United States, securing multi-year partnerships with Versant’s USA Sports and NBCUniversal’s Telemundo. Beginning with the 2026/27 season, the league will be available in over 80 million homes, leveraging the surge in soccer interest following the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Shanghai Shuning Advertising, a subsidiary of Planet Green Holdings, has secured a comprehensive contract to manage digital marketing for iFLYTEK, the Shenzhen-listed artificial intelligence giant. The agreement, which runs through the end of 2026, positions the holding company to handle the AI firm’s promotion strategies across China.
Investors are turning their attention to Irving, Texas, as Caris Life Sciences prepares to disclose its financial performance for the second quarter of 2026. The TechBio firm, which trades under the ticker CAI, has scheduled an earnings call for the afternoon of August 5 to detail its recent market progress.
Northwest Bank is restructuring its leadership team to unify its digital and physical banking presence. By appointing three new executive directors, the Columbus-based institution aims to integrate data analytics and design innovation into a single, cohesive strategy for its 152 financial centers and mobile platforms.
A major blue-chip customer has tapped Silicom Ltd. to engineer a custom high-speed server adapter, marking a strategic expansion of their existing partnership. The deal pushes projected revenue from this specific client toward $10 million by 2027, signaling a significant shift in the company’s infrastructure footprint.
With the addition of a 100,000-square-foot facility in Salt Lake City, Quad is securing a coast-to-coast manufacturing footprint. The expansion, scheduled to go live in the fourth quarter of 2026, positions the marketing firm to cut lead times and logistics costs for consumer packaged goods clients across the western United States.
Investors will get a look at Lincoln International’s second-quarter performance on August 6, 2026, as the global investment banking firm prepares to release its latest financial results before the opening bell. The disclosure precedes a morning conference call detailing the firm’s recent market activity and strategic positioning.
Artificial intelligence has shifted from an experimental novelty to a daily utility, with 40% of U.S. consumers now engaging with AI tools every day. A new report from the IAB reveals that while 95% of publishers see LLMs reshaping their business, sustainable growth remains stalled by unresolved questions of trust and value.
With the FIFA World Cup 26 Final approaching at New York New Jersey Stadium, the New Jersey State Police have partnered with the Safe House Project to deploy Simply Report, a digital tool designed to funnel screened, actionable intelligence directly to law enforcement and survivor support networks across the state.
GVTC Communications has promoted Josh Johnson to Vice President of Accounting and Finance and Scott Hitt to Vice President of Customer Operations. These appointments arrive as the New Braunfels-based cooperative marks its 75th year, aiming to sharpen its financial strategy and customer service delivery amid a competitive communications landscape.
The Department of Defense has officially suspended Phase II of the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification, a move MSPAlliance characterizes as a vital reset. The trade association argues that the pause allows for a necessary recalibration of compliance requirements to ensure national security without stifling the defense industrial base.
With MetLife Stadium hosting FIFA World Cup matches, a North Bergen maintenance facility has transformed into a high-speed branding hub. Over the past two months, Coach USA’s Perfect Body center wrapped 25 commuter buses in vibrant, soccer-themed graphics to capitalize on the massive influx of tournament traffic.
