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Kelun-Biotech and Harbour BioMed Secure IND Approval for Asthma Drug

China's National Medical Products Administration has cleared the Investigational New Drug application for SKB575/HBM7575, a bispecific antibody designed to treat asthma. This regulatory green light allows the co-developers to expand the testing of the drug, which is already undergoing Phase I clinical trials for atopic dermatitis.

IBM Targets Infrastructure Automation with New AI-Driven Power Tools

IBM is pushing deeper into autonomous IT with the launch of AI-powered tools designed to manage enterprise infrastructure through natural language. The initiative, anchored by the new Power S1112 server and an autonomous operations agent, aims to resolve system capacity constraints up to 15 times faster than manual human intervention.

Maker's Mark Taps Artist Alexandra Pacula for Global City Series

Travelers passing through major international hubs from Sydney to New York will soon encounter a new aesthetic on the shelves, as Maker's Mark debuts a limited-edition artist series. The collection features custom, city-inspired labels by painter Alexandra Pacula, designed to capture the distinct light and rhythmic energy of global destinations.

American Retirement Confidence Clashes With Economic Reality

Nearly 60% of Americans believe they will leave their primary careers on schedule, yet a parallel sense of skepticism prevails. According to the 2026 Thrivent Retirement Expectations Survey, 47% of non-retirees doubt they will ever achieve full retirement, as rising living costs and artificial intelligence alter the traditional path.

Black Kite Secures GovRAMP Authorization for Risk Intelligence Platform

Boston-based cybersecurity firm Black Kite has achieved GovRAMP Authorization for its Third-Party Cyber Risk Intelligence platform. The designation signals that the AI-native tool, which monitors millions of organizations for potential vulnerabilities, now meets the rigorous security standards required for use by government agencies and public sector entities.

Hoymiles Debuts UL 3700-Compliant Microinverter for US DIY Solar

As demand for accessible residential energy grows, Richardson-based Hoymiles has launched the HiFlow Pro, the first plug-in microinverter in the United States to meet the rigorous UL 3700 safety standard. The device aims to simplify solar adoption for homeowners and renters by enabling rapid deployment on balconies and compact rooftops.

Pratt & Whitney integrates AI to accelerate engine inspections

Pratt & Whitney is overhauling its maintenance protocols by acquiring Amsterdam-based Aiir Innovations to integrate AI-assisted borescope software across its global operations. This transition aims to improve the consistency and speed of engine assessments, directly addressing the complexities of managing commercial, civil, and military propulsion systems.

CapCut Named Top AI Marketing Tool for 2026 by Software Experts

Creative teams facing mounting pressure to sustain digital presence across multiple platforms are increasingly turning to consolidated AI workspaces. Software Experts has officially recognized CapCut as a leading marketing tool for 2026, citing its ability to streamline complex production cycles ranging from video generation to automated visual editing.

Nudge Security Deploys AI Agents to Counter OAuth and Extension Risks

Austin-based Nudge Security is rolling out new autonomous agents designed to identify and neutralize threats from unauthorized OAuth grants and risky browser extensions. By automating the discovery and remediation process, the platform aims to close critical security gaps created by the rapid, unmanaged expansion of corporate SaaS and AI tools.

commercetools Shifts Strategy to Modular Commerce Modernization

Enterprises traditionally forced into multi-year, full-scale replatforming now have an alternative path. Boston-based commercetools is releasing standalone modules for cart, order management, and product catalog, allowing companies to upgrade specific commerce capabilities without discarding their existing technology stacks or committing to a total overhaul.

HERV-K Linked to Metabolic Senescence in New Clinical Findings

Ancient viral sequences embedded in the human genome are fueling inflammation in patients living with obesity, according to new research from HERVolution Therapeutics. The findings, presented at the International Congress on Obesity in Mexico City, identify HERV-K reactivation as a primary driver of stress-associated adipocyte inflammation.

Sanctuary Wealth Adds $5.9 Billion in Assets Amid Breakaway Surge

Elite financial advisor teams managing a combined $5.9 billion in client assets joined Sanctuary Wealth during the first half of 2026, marking a record-setting period for the hybrid RIA. This influx of capital pushes the firm’s total client assets to $65.7 billion, a significant jump from $27.8 billion in early 2023.

Harbour BioMed and Kelun-Biotech Secure NMPA Nod for Asthma Drug Trial

China's National Medical Products Administration has cleared the Investigational New Drug application for HBM7575/SKB575, a long-acting bispecific antibody developed by Harbour BioMed and Kelun-Biotech. This regulatory green light allows the partners to begin clinical trials for asthma, expanding the molecule's reach beyond its ongoing study for atopic dermatitis.

Goodwall and HP Expand AI Education Across Latin America

To mark World Youth Skills Day, Goodwall and HP Inc. are scaling their partnership to deliver AI training and hardware to young people throughout Brazil and Latin America. By localizing content into Portuguese and Spanish, the initiative aims to bridge the growing literacy gap in an increasingly automated global job market.

InsideDesk Raises $12.6 Million to Automate Dental Revenue Cycles

Toronto-based InsideDesk secured $12.6 million in growth financing, a round led by Pender Ventures with participation from existing backers Round13 Capital and Graphite Ventures. The company intends to channel this capital into expanding its AI-driven platform and scaling its engineering and go-to-market teams to meet rising demand.

CLASSYS Taps Former Samsung Executive Jun-oh Yoon to Lead Global Expansion

Jun-oh Yoon, a veteran strategist from Samsung Electronics known for orchestrating the acquisition of Harman, has been appointed CEO of medical aesthetics firm CLASSYS. His arrival signals a strategic pivot for the KOSDAQ-listed company as it seeks to integrate AI-driven technologies and scale its footprint in key international markets.

Thermal Interface Material Market Forecast to Hit USD 6.2 Billion by 2036

The global market for thermal interface materials is set to reach USD 6.2 billion by 2036, expanding at a 5.1% CAGR as the rapid proliferation of artificial intelligence, high-density data centers, and electric vehicles forces manufacturers to seek more robust solutions for managing heat within increasingly miniaturized electronic systems.

Digital Task Cuts Alzheimer's Trial Screening Time to Two Minutes

A two-minute tablet-based task, Symbol Swap, matches or exceeds the diagnostic accuracy of traditional Alzheimer's benchmarks like ADAS-Cog and MMSE. Presented at the 2026 Alzheimer's Association International Conference, the data suggests this digital tool can identify pathology in clinically normal individuals, potentially transforming patient recruitment efficiency.

M&T Bank Reports Record Earnings for Second Quarter of 2026

M&T Bank Corporation posted a record $5.32 in diluted earnings per common share for the second quarter of 2026, driven by robust performance across its commercial, retail, and wealth management divisions. The Buffalo-based institution reported a net income of $818 million, marking a significant increase from the $664 million recorded in the first quarter.

DJS Law Group Launches Securities Investigation into Triller Group Inc.

Shareholders of Triller Group Inc. (NASDAQ: ILLR) are under scrutiny by the DJS Law Group, which has initiated an investigation into potential securities law violations. The firm is currently reviewing whether the company provided misleading information or failed to disclose critical data that negatively impacted investor returns.

Blackview Debuts First Dedicated Retail Store in Ghana

A steady stream of customers filled the new Blackview storefront in Ghana this week, marking the Chinese electronics manufacturer's first physical retail footprint in the country. The launch signals a deliberate shift toward localized service in West Africa as the company seeks to capture a growing demographic of young tech users.

Insulet Corporation Faces Securities Class Action Over Manufacturing Risks

Investors who purchased Insulet Corporation shares between February 21, 2025, and May 26, 2026, are being urged to join a class action lawsuit alleging federal securities law violations. The litigation targets claims that the company misled shareholders regarding the safety and oversight of its manufacturing operations.

Cambium Networks Wi-Fi Powers Connectivity on the ISS

Floating 250 miles above Earth, the International Space Station now relies on Cambium Networks hardware to maintain its digital heartbeat. After clearing a two-year gauntlet of radiation and environmental testing, the enterprise-grade access points are facilitating everything from critical science payloads to personal calls home for the current crew.

Digital Symbol Task Challenges Alzheimer’s Diagnostic Benchmarks

A two-minute tablet-based task developed by Cumulus Neuroscience can match or outperform traditional clinical benchmarks for Alzheimer’s disease screening. Presented at the 2026 Alzheimer’s Association International Conference, the Symbol Swap assessment detects underlying pathology, potentially accelerating trial recruitment by filtering participants before expensive biomarker testing.

Five Strategic Trends Remaking Global Capability Centers

Global Capability Centers are shedding their origins as simple cost-reduction outposts to become the primary engines of enterprise-wide innovation. Yet, as these hubs scale, a widening gap between aggressive AI adoption and mature operational governance is creating significant risks for the organizations trying to keep pace.

ITE Management Enters Aviation Credit Market with New Lending Platform

New York-based alternative asset manager ITE Management has launched ITE Lending, a specialized platform designed to provide senior secured financing for commercial aircraft and engines globally. Backed by a diversified capital base, the initiative aims to bridge the gap between aviation expertise and institutional credit underwriting.

IBM Faces Investor Lawsuit Investigation After Q2 Revenue Miss

Shares of International Business Machines Corporation plummeted 24.6% on July 14, 2026, after the company reported second-quarter financial results that missed analyst expectations. The sharp decline prompted the Schall Law Firm to launch a formal investigation into potential securities law violations regarding the company's prior financial disclosures.

Genius Group Faces Class Action Over Alleged Spoofing Scheme

Investors who held Genius Group Limited shares between April 12, 2022, and May 30, 2025, are being urged to join a class action lawsuit. The litigation targets the NYSE-listed firm for alleged violations of the Securities Exchange Act, specifically concerning deceptive market practices that misled shareholders regarding the company's true activity.

Investors Target PicS N.V. Over IPO Misstatements

A class action lawsuit now challenges PicS N.V. following allegations that the company misled shareholders during its January 2026 initial public offering. Investors who acquired shares in the aftermath of the listing have until August 4 to join the litigation regarding the firm's compromised credit evaluation procedures.