The New York-based Rosen Law Firm has launched an inquiry into potential breaches of fiduciary duties by the directors and officers of BellRing Brands, Inc. The investigation invites current shareholders of the New York Stock Exchange-listed company to review their legal options regarding potential corporate misconduct.
A $2.67 million settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit involving Big Rock Partners Acquisition Corp., providing a potential recovery for stockholders who held shares as of June 8, 2021, but did not redeem them. The Court of Chancery of the State of Delaware is now overseeing the final approval process.
Integra Resources Corp. increased its quarterly gold production by 30% in the second quarter of 2026, reaching 16,379 ounces. Driven by record material movement at the Florida Canyon Mine, the company reported $70.8 million in revenue and a strengthened cash position of $111.1 million as of June 30.
Rising to position 778, New York-based SBG Funding has cemented its status among the nation’s fastest-growing private enterprises. The financing firm’s inclusion in the 2026 Inc. 5000 marks five straight years of climbing the annual rankings, a streak that began when the company first appeared on the list in 2022.
Seabourn has opened reservations for its winter 2028-2029 Caribbean cruise season, focusing on smaller ports and yacht harbors inaccessible to larger vessels. The line will deploy Seabourn Ovation and Seabourn Quest across 10 unique itineraries, visiting 21 ports throughout the Caribbean between December 2028 and March 2029.
Scaling a small business requires more than just ambition; it demands a structured roadmap that balances market research with customer loyalty. HelloNation’s latest feature, featuring Summerville-based insurance expert Tony Pope, outlines a strategic framework for entrepreneurs looking to move beyond their startup phase and achieve long-term sustainability.
Franco-Nevada Corporation reported a robust second quarter for 2026, with revenue climbing 57% to $580.9 million. The performance was bolstered by higher precious metal and oil prices, alongside the partial restart of operations at the Cobre Panamá mine, positioning the company to hit the upper end of its annual guidance.
Located at 1231 3rd Street NE, a new 4,000-square-foot MedStar Health facility has opened its doors in the NoMa neighborhood. The clinic provides local residents and Gallaudet University students with direct access to urgent care services, including diagnostic testing and specialized telehealth consultations, situated steps from the Metro station.
Investors in Hyliion Holdings Corp. are under scrutiny as the Rosen Law Firm launches an investigation into potential securities violations. The inquiry follows allegations that the company disseminated materially misleading business information, triggering a sharp decline in share value after questions surfaced regarding a critical customer agreement.
Stamford-based lifestyle brand vineyard vines is pivoting toward cooler weather with its latest seasonal collection, blending signature coastal aesthetics with New England autumn staples. The release arrives as a bridge between lingering summer warmth and the impending chill, featuring the brand's trademark Madras Patchwork and layered knitwear.
Voted the top BBQ destination in the 2026 Best of the Bay Community Choice Awards, Gillett-based Primal Eats has overhauled its entire culinary operation. The restaurant has eliminated seed oils and corn syrup, pivoting to premium European flours and grass-fed proteins to redefine its Texas-style menu offerings.
Investors who lost more than $100,000 in ARS Pharmaceuticals securities between March 9 and June 24, 2026, are being sought to serve as lead plaintiffs in a newly filed securities fraud lawsuit. Rosen Law Firm alleges the company misled shareholders regarding the insurance coverage timeline for its neffy nasal spray.
For homeowners balancing tight budgets with the demands of high-traffic living, laminate flooring offers a resilient alternative to traditional hardwood. Nick Hopkins, a flooring expert based in Festus, Missouri, outlines how modern engineering has transformed this material into a durable, cost-effective solution for large-scale home improvement projects.
As automakers deploy complex systems to meet modern fuel efficiency and emission standards, Standard Motor Products is scaling its aftermarket support for gasoline direct injection and turbocharging technology. The company’s latest expansion focuses on high-precision components for late-model vehicles, targeting essential maintenance for increasingly sophisticated engine architectures.
A joint venture between Geosam Capital and Group RMC has filed initial development applications to overhaul Corporate Woods, the storied Overland Park business district. The proposal seeks to shift the 40-year-old office hub into a mixed-use environment by introducing residential units, retail spaces, and expanded pedestrian trail networks.
As unmanned aerial vehicles face increasingly crowded radio frequency environments, Infinite Electronics is debuting a new line of Pasternack GNSS antennas designed to maintain precise positioning. The hardware, built to meet MIL-STD-810 ruggedization standards, will be showcased at the Commercial UAV Expo 2026 to address critical navigation security.
Investors who lost over $100,000 in PROCEPT BioRobotics stock between February 2024 and February 2026 have until September 22 to apply as lead plaintiffs in a pending securities class action. The lawsuit alleges the company artificially inflated sales figures through undisclosed bulk-order incentive programs, leading to significant financial losses for shareholders.
Twenty veteran-owned startups will soon refine their business models in Boston as the PenFed Foundation for Military Heroes brings its entrepreneur incubator to Massachusetts. Running from October 14 to 16, the program offers early-stage founders a structured path from initial concept to a launch-ready business plan.
Vancouver-based quantum infrastructure firm BTQ Technologies will host a live shareholder webinar on Friday, August 14, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. EST. The session follows the scheduled release of the company’s second-quarter financial statements, which are set to hit the wires after market close on Thursday, August 13.
Fifteen new locations are coming to Metro Detroit as Houston-based Shipley Donuts enters the Michigan market. A franchise agreement with local operators Hole Lotta Dough, LLC marks the brand’s latest regional push, with the first of the 15 shops scheduled to begin serving fresh, handmade donuts and kolaches by early 2027.
Tracking 400,000 students from Miami-Dade County over two decades, Florida International University researchers have found that children who attend public school pre-K programs consistently outperform peers from home-based or private center-based care in standardized tests and grades throughout their high school careers.
The U.S. Lumber Coalition is calling on the Trump administration to escalate trade enforcement against Canada, citing fresh data from Statistics Canada that shows a failure in efforts to diversify export markets. The coalition argues that Canadian producers are dumping excess inventory into the U.S. to mask structural overcapacity.
Homeowners often exhaust their budgets on unnecessary renovations before listing, failing to realize that buyer perception hinges on maintenance and presentation rather than expensive overhauls. Bill Sahadi, a Southern Pines-based real estate expert, argues that targeted, modest improvements yield better market results than large-scale remodeling projects.
For the fifth consecutive year, Phoenix-based luxury concierge provider The Perfect Companion has secured a spot on the Inc. 5000 list. The firm, which specializes in premium in-home senior care, achieved a 96% three-year growth rate to land at number 3,142 on this year’s national ranking of private companies.
Brian Helweil, a veteran real estate attorney known for navigating complex commercial office and retail transactions, has joined Greenberg Traurig as a shareholder in its New York office. Moving from Loeb & Loeb, Helweil brings extensive experience in high-stakes leasing, acquisitions, and joint ventures to the firm’s global practice.
Stamford-based Alchemy is repositioning itself as a tech-enabled leader in career-connected learning, following the acquisition of Ease Learning and a strategic investment from Achieve Partners. The firm aims to bridge the widening gap between higher education instruction and workforce requirements through its proprietary Curie platform.
The board of directors at Genuine Parts Company has authorized a regular quarterly cash dividend of $1.0625 per share of common stock. This distribution reflects the Atlanta-based automotive and industrial parts supplier's ongoing commitment to returning capital to shareholders, with the payment scheduled for early October.
After a two-decade tenure under Joseph C. Bartolacci, Pittsburgh-based Matthews International Corporation has named Michael J. Whitehead as its new President and CEO. The move follows a deliberate succession search aimed at steering the industrial technology firm through its next phase of innovation and global growth.
American Public Education, Inc. is deploying a new AI-powered Student Lifecycle Platform to overhaul the academic experience across its four institutions. By integrating Salesforce’s Agentforce and Data 360, the company aims to replace manual administrative processes with automated, personalized support for its 109,000 enrolled students.
Adecoagro S.A. reached a record Adjusted EBITDA of $172.5 million for the second quarter of 2026, fueled by a surge in the fertilizers segment. The Luxembourg-based producer leveraged increased urea production and higher market prices to offset mixed results in its sugar, ethanol, and agricultural operations.
