Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Yoav Har-Even, the former leader of Rafael Advanced Defense Systems, has joined the board of directors at Innoviz Technologies. The move signals an aggressive push by the LiDAR sensor manufacturer to expand its footprint within global defense and security sectors.
Facing a constrained market where rising costs and restricted availability define the landscape, Bamboo Insurance has introduced its Essential homeowners program. The HO2 product targets a specific segment of the market, offering streamlined, core protection for properties that often struggle to secure coverage through standard admitted channels.
Lupin Limited has debuted on the 2026 World’s Most Sustainable Companies list, compiled by TIME and Statista. The Mumbai-headquartered pharmaceutical major secured the 318th position out of 750 global organizations, marking its first appearance on the prestigious index for environmental stewardship and corporate governance.
With campus move-in season approaching, textile manufacturer Bedsure is launching a curated collection of dorm-ready bedding bundles. The new line aims to streamline the shopping process for students by offering all-in-one sets—including twin XL comforters and mattress pads—typically priced under $60 per item to balance style with affordability.
BenQ is expanding its Creative Pro display lineup with the PD2732U, a 27-inch 4K monitor engineered to serve as a high-precision reference for designers, photographers, and video editors. The device aims to bridge the gap between on-screen digital work and physical print or media deliverables through rigorous color standardization.
Avance Investment Management has finalized a strategic investment in Lexxel, a firm specializing in the maintenance and repair of aging utility assets. Lexxel’s founders and current management team retain a significant equity stake and will continue to direct operations as the company eyes geographic expansion across the Northeastern United States.
A 439,600-square-foot industrial portfolio in Nampa, Idaho, has changed hands, marking a strategic exit for Denver-based Bow River Capital. The firm finalized the sale of the three-building Fuller84 Business Park on June 30, 2026, successfully offloading the asset from its second dedicated real estate investment vehicle.
Innovative Eyewear reported a 71% year-over-year revenue increase for the second quarter of 2026, marking the company’s twelfth consecutive quarter of growth. Driven by the Lucyd Armor line, the firm is now leveraging new wholesale partnerships in Canada and the United States to accelerate its brick-and-mortar retail strategy.
Depot Connect International has named Stan Kolev, a veteran financial executive with a quarter-century of experience, as its new Chief Financial Officer. Kolev joins the logistics firm to oversee global financial strategy, treasury operations, and M&A integration as the company prepares for its next stage of expansion.
Fremont-based Xthings, Inc. is launching a long-term security initiative to harden its Physical AI and smart building ecosystems against future quantum computing threats. By prioritizing crypto-agile architecture, the company aims to ensure its connected devices and identity platforms remain secure as global cryptographic standards inevitably shift toward post-quantum resilience.
Deucalion Aviation has acquired an Airbus A320-200 currently under lease to Spanish carrier Vueling Airlines. Acting on behalf of an institutional investor, the London-based asset manager will oversee the lease agreement for the aircraft, marking another expansion of its narrowbody fleet in a tightening aviation market.
North Texas pediatric health system Children’s Health has increased capacity at its Level IV Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in Dallas by 15 percent. The expansion adds eight beds to the existing unit, bringing the total to 60, as the hospital system works to accommodate a growing regional population requiring specialized neonatal support.
Employees at Universal Parking have secured the company a spot on The Times-Picayune’s 2026 Top Workplaces list, a recognition based exclusively on anonymous staff feedback regarding organizational culture and professional support.
Former Bionano Genomics executive Alka Chaubey, Ph.D., has joined Nabsys as its first Chief Medical and Genomics Officer. The appointment marks a strategic shift for the Providence-based firm, which is leveraging its OhmX electronic genome mapping platform to expand the accessibility of structural variant analysis in clinical research.
Tens of millions of Americans are navigating their retirement years without adequate guidance or clear roadmaps for the future. Chicago-based startup OakPath is addressing this structural gap with the launch of Aggi, an AI-powered personal coach designed to help older adults manage their health, finances, and personal ambitions.
Nearly half of workers now use artificial intelligence tools without formal company approval, exposing sensitive corporate data to public models. As employees increasingly turn to ChatGPT and similar platforms to boost productivity, IT departments are struggling to maintain security over proprietary information, client records, and confidential financial documentation.
Shoppers at select Whole Foods Market locations nationwide can now purchase the Duraglass Refresh food storage line from Ello. The expansion marks a push into premium kitchen organization, offering tempered glass containers specifically curated with exclusive colorways for the retailer's health-conscious customer base.
Kuwait’s Action Energy Company and global tech firm Kellton have formed a strategic joint venture to accelerate AI-driven digital transformation across the Gulf energy market. The partnership combines local operational infrastructure with advanced software to modernize oilfield management for operators throughout the GCC region.
Solstice Advanced Materials has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Element Solutions in a cash-and-stock deal valued at $14.5 billion, including net debt. This move aims to establish a dominant platform for advanced electronics, artificial intelligence infrastructure, and specialized cooling technologies by integrating the companies' research and manufacturing capabilities.
When a struggling franchisee reached out for help a decade ago, Aicha Bascaro saw a void in the industry that no brand manual could fill. That single request evolved into the American Franchise Academy, an institution now celebrating ten years of teaching the business acumen required to scale franchise operations successfully.
“I wrote this book for the women who feel like they're trapped,” says author Ausi, whose debut memoir, In the Oven with the Door Halfway Open, details her transition from a cycle of domestic abuse to personal reclamation. The book serves as a roadmap for finding resilience through faith and self-discovery.
S&P Global will release its second quarter 2026 financial results on July 28, followed by a live conference call and webcast. Executives, including President and CEO Martina Cheung, are scheduled to discuss the company’s performance beginning at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time.
Investors in Curaleaf Holdings can resume tracking the company under its familiar CURLF ticker on the OTCQX Best Market. The shift follows a mandatory 20-day transition period necessitated by a 1-for-3 reverse stock split completed in early June, marking the final stage of the firm's recent capital restructuring.
Following the successful transition of its Mobility division into an independent, publicly traded entity, S&P Global has released a comprehensive set of recast financial results. The update effectively strips the Mobility business from historical data, providing investors with a clear view of the firm’s core operations moving forward.
S&P Global is dismantling its legacy Market Intelligence structure to prioritize agentic AI tools and streamlined digital workflows. The company will now operate through two primary verticals, Kensho Data & Platforms and Enterprise Solutions, as it seeks to automate the path from raw financial data to actionable client insights.
Starting July 6, Dutch Bros is expanding its menu with a trio of space-themed beverages available across its 1,177 locations. The lineup, which includes Cosmic Cookie Dough, Stardust, and Supernova, leans into the chain's strategy of combining playful flavor profiles with seasonal, limited-time offerings to drive customer engagement.
CERTIFY Health has appointed Nimi Kuruvilla as its new Vice President of Customer Success, tasking her with overseeing onboarding and enterprise operations as the platform expands its footprint among dental support organizations and large-scale, multi-site ambulatory healthcare groups.
On July 8, the Happy Valley racecourse will transform into an unlikely football stage as The Hong Kong Jockey Club hosts "Eight to Glory, presented by Lenovo." The event features eight thoroughbreds representing the quarter-finalists of the current global football tournament, with jockeys trading traditional silks for national team jerseys.
After three episodes as an anonymous voice, Saudi presenter Hisham Alhowaish emerges on-screen to anchor the conclusion of LG’s streaming series. The finale shifts focus from celebrity influencers to a genuine family tribute, documenting a surprise home renovation gifted by an art director to his supportive sister in Dubai.
DarioHealth has secured a new agreement with a major Arizona-based health insurer, utilizing its strategic partnership with Amwell to reach hundreds of thousands of covered lives. The deal integrates Dario’s cardiometabolic digital health platform into the insurer’s Administrative Services Only (ASO) portfolio for self-insured employers.
