LIMPID Corp. has secured KRW 1.5 billion—roughly US$1.1 million—through South Korea’s prestigious Deep-Tech TIPS program. This three-year grant boosts the total government-backed research funding for the company’s Kinfora platform to US$6 million, reinforcing its position at the intersection of veterinary medicine and artificial intelligence.
Families throughout New York’s Hudson Valley now have expanded access to specialized home care, as Peekskill-based Angels on Call Homecare has officially joined the CareScout Quality Network. The credentialing follows a rigorous evaluation of the provider’s clinical standards, financial stability, and regulatory compliance by the Genworth Financial subsidiary.
Engineered textiles featuring zirconium oxide coatings maintain high thermal performance even under extreme stress, according to a study published in the IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Quantum Electronics. Researchers developed these fabrics to bridge the gap between ambient cooling wearables and gear required for high-heat environments like firefighting.
Kuehn Law, PLLC has launched an investigation into Grocery Outlet Holding Corp. following allegations that the company misled investors regarding its rapid expansion strategy. The inquiry centers on whether directors breached their fiduciary duties by failing to disclose that the firm's financial growth was built on unsustainable store openings.
A new K-8 private campus is set to open at 1750 Rufe Snow Drive this fall, bringing a high-intensity, AI-driven educational model to northeast Tarrant County. Alpha Southlake promises a departure from traditional classroom pacing, offering a curriculum where core subjects are condensed into two-hour morning blocks.
From October 20–23, the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville will host the annual Equip Exposition, the landscaping industry’s largest trade show. This year, organizers are doubling down on accessibility, offering a robust slate of technical and leadership training sessions in Spanish to support the industry's diverse, global workforce.
OmniActive Health Technologies has earned U.S. Pharmacopeia (USP) verification for Zenroot, its root-only ashwagandha extract. The certification marks a shift in the supplement industry as manufacturers prioritize independent quality assurance for botanicals, specifically targeting the demand for standardized ingredients that remain effective at a low daily dose of 125 mg.
Following a 22% spike in student absences linked to local immigration raids, EdTrust has acquired the National Newcomer Network. This merger aims to bolster advocacy for the more than 1 million immigrant children in U.S. schools, integrating the network’s 500-member coalition into a broader campaign for systemic educational equity.
By manipulating printing speed and temperature, researchers have developed a 3D-printable smectic liquid crystal elastomer capable of switching its molecular alignment on demand. This breakthrough allows a single material filament to either elongate or contract when heated, overcoming a long-standing limitation in soft robotics and 4D manufacturing.
Daily school attendance in California districts plummeted by 22% following immigration raids, a stark indicator of how enforcement tactics are chilling access to public education. As fear keeps families away from classrooms, EdTrust is attempting to counter this decline by absorbing the National Newcomer Network into its national equity portfolio.
AlarMax Distributors has tapped Katie Frogge as its inaugural Director of Marketing and Vendor Programs, a new role designed to deepen manufacturer relationships and scale revenue growth. The move marks a strategic shift for the Pittsburgh-based wholesaler as it looks to synchronize its national branch network with evolving partner needs.
Engineers in South Korea have developed a vertically integrated dual-gate transistor designed to give robots and prosthetics a human-like sense of touch. By stacking a triboelectric sensing layer onto a thin-film transistor, the team created a compact system capable of detecting both physical contact and proximity with high precision.
After establishing a dominant presence at Target and Loblaws, baby care brand Millie Moon is bringing its premium diaper line to CVS. The expansion, effective this week, grants millions of parents nationwide access to the company’s luxury-marketed products through the pharmacy chain’s digital platform and physical retail stores.
Westat, Inc. is facing a class action lawsuit in Santa Clara County Superior Court, where attorneys from Blumenthal Nordrehaug Bhowmik De Blouw LLP allege the company systematically denied employees mandatory meal and rest periods while failing to provide accurate wage statements and necessary expense reimbursements.
Thousands of CVS locations across the United States are stocking Millie Moon products starting this week, marking a significant retail expansion for the baby care brand. Previously found primarily at Target, the company’s diapers and wipes are now transitioning into one of the nation’s largest pharmacy chains to reach more parents.
Eighty-five percent of shoppers report extreme concern over rising costs, according to a new survey of 60,000 Ollie’s Army loyalty members. As National Bargain Hunting Week begins, the data highlights how persistent inflation has fundamentally altered consumer behavior, forcing families to prioritize discount retailers and stockpile essentials to manage household budgets.
With over two decades of experience in the direct selling sector, Jennifer Orlando has been named the new Chief Executive Officer of Juice Plus+. She steps into the role immediately, transitioning from her previous position as CEO of the wellness and beauty brand Arbonne to lead the Memphis-based company’s global strategy.
Investors who suffered significant losses in Embecta Corp. are being urged to join a class action lawsuit filed in New Jersey. The litigation centers on allegations that management misled shareholders about the stability of the company’s core insulin pen needle business before a sharp decline in share value.
Investors who purchased Hub Group stock between April 2023 and May 2026 have until August 28 to seek lead plaintiff status in a pending class-action lawsuit. The litigation, filed in the Northern District of Illinois, follows revelations of significant financial reporting errors that erased nearly $900 million in market value.
Investors who purchased Black Rock Coffee Bar, Inc. stock between September 2025 and May 2026 have until August 17 to petition as lead plaintiffs in a pending securities class action. The lawsuit alleges the company misled shareholders regarding the impact of its aggressive store expansion model on existing revenue.
A group of investors including Glencore and Kyma Capital is pressuring Sherritt International’s board to accept a fully-funded recapitalization proposal at C$0.12 per share. The offer, which includes participation rights for existing shareholders, aims to bypass previous, less favorable terms while securing regulatory clearance from U.S. authorities.
Shareholders of Photronics, Inc. have until September 4, 2026, to file as lead plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit targeting the company. The litigation follows a sharp 36% stock price collapse in May, which erased over $1.1 billion in market value after the firm disclosed unexpected revenue and margin declines.
Latch, Inc., operating as DOOR, reported a 12.1% reduction in net losses for the second quarter of 2026, signaling progress in a corporate restructuring aimed at prioritizing its software-driven Building Intelligence platform over hardware-heavy legacy operations.
A securities class action lawsuit has been filed against Regeneron Pharmaceuticals after the company’s late-stage melanoma therapy trial failed to meet primary endpoints, triggering an $11 billion market capitalization collapse and allegations of misleading disclosures to shareholders regarding the drug's efficacy.
Investors who acquired Primoris Services Corporation stock between August 5, 2025, and June 22, 2026, have until September 21, 2026, to file as lead plaintiffs in a securities class action lawsuit alleging the company misled shareholders regarding its ability to manage renewable energy projects.
Indecision at the dinner table may be a thing of the past for Red Robin patrons starting August 10. The casual dining chain is introducing a "Dinner Double Feature" menu, allowing customers to curate their own meals by combining two half-portion entrées for a flat price of $17.99.
Investors who acquired Cogent Communications Holdings stock between February 2024 and May 2026 are now eligible to join a class action lawsuit. The complaint alleges the company misled shareholders by inflating the perceived value of its optical wavelength backlog, a metric that ultimately failed to convert into reliable revenue.
Investors who purchased Wix.com Ltd. securities between February 2025 and May 2026 have until September 22, 2026, to apply for lead plaintiff status in a class action lawsuit. The litigation follows a sharp 27% decline in share price triggered by disclosures of ballooning operational costs and missed financial targets.
A federal securities class action has been filed against PROCEPT BioRobotics Corporation, alleging the medical device manufacturer misled investors by using aggressive bulk discounts to artificially inflate handpiece sales. The suit claims these practices masked declining demand, leading to a significant stock price drop following repeated missed earnings estimates.
A securities fraud class action has been filed against Capricor Therapeutics, targeting the company’s disclosures regarding its lead drug candidate, Deramiocel. The lawsuit alleges that management misled investors about the statistical analysis plan used in its pivotal HOPE-3 study, triggering a massive share price collapse following an FDA briefing.
