Select Water Solutions has entered a definitive agreement with ISE Chemicals Corporation to develop large-scale iodine extraction facilities across Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma. By leveraging existing oilfield infrastructure to process produced water, the companies aim to establish a new, domestic supply chain for the critical industrial material.
A 53.7% spike in international travelers during the first five months of 2026 has propelled Ontario International Airport to a 2.3% overall increase in passenger volume. While domestic traffic saw a slight contraction, the airport handled more than 2.7 million total passengers, cementing its role as a key regional gateway.
Marquis Who's Who has honored Michael J. Lawless, a partner and managing director at Alvarez & Marsal, for his three-decade career in business strategy. Leading the firm's Washington-based digital agency, A&Mplify, Lawless specializes in leveraging artificial intelligence to unlock new revenue streams and drive organizational growth.
Denarius Metals has launched a formal consent solicitation process to retire its outstanding convertible debentures, aiming to restructure its debt ahead of the July 31, 2026, payment deadline by converting obligations into common shares.
For the 18th consecutive year, Memphis-based First Horizon has earned recognition from the Dave Thomas Foundation for its adoption-friendly policies. The regional banking firm was named to the Top 100 Best Adoption-Friendly Workplaces list, marking its 14th year achieving that specific distinction among national employers.
A 5.875% yield marks the latest move for Miami Beach-based Starwood Property Trust, which priced $500 million in senior notes due 2029. The private offering, set to settle on July 10, 2026, aims to refinance existing debt and bolster capital for green and social infrastructure projects.
Rebecca Hill, an editor at the U.S. Department of Justice, has been honored by Marquis Who's Who for a career defined by rigorous editorial standards and a transition from military service to high-level government communications. Her work blends technical precision with a background shaped by two decades of diverse professional experience.
As Americans prepare for 250th anniversary summer travel, Chevron U.S.A. Inc. has rolled out a reformulated version of its Techron-infused gasoline. The company is pairing this engine-cleaning additive with a series of promotional fuel savings aimed at both new and existing members of its loyalty rewards program.
Los Angeles-based womenswear brand Reformation has officially moved toward a public listing, filing a registration statement on Form S-1 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The company intends to trade its common stock on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol REF.
As modern LED lighting exposes the limitations of traditional optical brighteners, Milliken & Company is introducing Millibrite, a polymer-based technology designed to maintain fabric whiteness in indoor environments. The solution bypasses the need for high ultraviolet exposure, targeting the persistent challenge of yellowing in contemporary laundry care.
After a forty-year career steering pharmaceutical and biotechnology firms through complex product launches and market expansions, Shawn Patrick O'Brien has been recognized by Marquis Who's Who for his industry expertise. His tenure spans executive leadership roles at companies ranging from Mayne Pharma to AstraZeneca.
Danielle Lemmon, a climate and energy consultant at Ramboll, has been honored by Marquis Who’s Who for her work bridging the gap between complex technical policy and community-focused infrastructure. Her career spans federal energy investment, academic research, and a unique commitment to communicating climate solutions through both media and stand-up comedy.
After 45 years in the medical field, registered nurse Deborah J. Pomroy has been named a Top Professional by Marquis Who's Who. Her career, rooted in psychiatric care and patient advocacy, reflects a lifelong commitment to clinical excellence and the mentorship of the next generation of nursing staff.
Cancun-based hospitality firm Sunset World Group received the Blue Heart Award on June 24, marking the company’s formal recognition by the United Nations for its efforts to combat human trafficking. The biennial distinction highlights organizations that integrate specialized staff training to identify and report exploitation within the tourism sector.
As consumer interest in the gut microbiome shifts from niche research to mainstream health, San Francisco-based biotechnology firm Pendulum Therapeutics has tapped Madison Reed founder Amy Errett to join its board of directors, signaling a strategic push to transform its clinical science into a household consumer brand.
With over $6.4 billion in tokenized stocks already circulating, Fullerton-based Akemona is moving to overhaul traditional capital markets. The firm has launched its CapMark AI Agent, a tool designed to strip away manual inefficiencies in investment banking by automating the complex lifecycle of digital asset offerings.
Investors and stakeholders will convene on July 23, 2026, as PG&E Corporation prepares to release its financial results for the second quarter. The Oakland-based utility holding company scheduled the conference call for 11:00 a.m. Eastern Time, providing a window into the performance of its Pacific Gas and Electric subsidiary.
Fans of the King of the Monsters have new ways to engage with the franchise as Bandai Namco Toys & Collectibles America opens pre-orders for two distinct figure collections, Godziburst and Godzilla Scramble, aiming to blend customizable action with egg-based transformation play.
After a decade navigating the transition from blood bank coordinator to medical executive, Dr. Joseph Gomes has earned recognition from Marquis Who's Who. The founder of Gomes Medical Corporation is now leveraging his Folsom-based practice to challenge conventional approaches to women's health and breast cancer diagnostics.
Dr. Victor Hsu of Rothman Orthopaedics has performed the first clinical implantation of the Advantage-C Ti3D, a 3D-printed titanium cervical cage. This procedure marks the commercial debut of the device, which features a specialized nanolattice structure designed to enhance bone integration while minimizing the metal footprint within the spine.
I-80 Gold Corp. has released final assay results from its 2025-2026 infill drilling at the Archimedes underground project in Nevada, including a standout intercept of 16.2 grams per tonne gold over 56.4 meters. The company confirmed that development remains on schedule for initial gold production in late 2026.
With 99.6% of votes cast in favor, shareholders of Gates Industrial Corporation have greenlit a plan to relocate the company's legal home from England and Wales to Bermuda. The vote concludes a series of meetings held on June 25, marking a significant shift in the manufacturer’s corporate structure.
A series of critical illnesses and one death following routine dialysis treatment in Novi has prompted a formal investigation. Fieger Law announced its retention by multiple affected families, seeking to determine if systemic safety failures or procedural negligence occurred at the DaVita Dialysis Center facility in Oakland County.
A $10 million injection of New Markets Tax Credit financing from UB Community Development will anchor a $285 million modernization effort at American Cast Iron Pipe Company’s Birmingham facility, securing 1,775 existing roles while adding up to 100 new full-time manufacturing positions to the local economy.
Under the direction of Rich Swartz, Slaine Insurance Holdings has seen its balance sheet swell from $300 million to over $1 billion in just three years. Marquis Who’s Who recently honored the chief financial officer, citing his rapid rise to executive leadership and his success in scaling the firm’s operational infrastructure.
After nearly 50 years of bridging cultural and linguistic divides, PhD linguist and author Leoma G. Gilley has been recognized by Marquis Who's Who. Her career, spanning from speech pathology in Georgia to Bible translation in southern Sudan, centers on the development of accessible writing systems for minority languages.
More than 200 volunteers and partners gathered in Sanford on June 17 to raise the first walls of Phase Two at Legacy Square. The milestone signals a shift from infrastructure work to vertical construction for the 19-home development, a $7.2 million effort to curb Central Florida’s affordable housing shortage.
The 2026 Kia Carnival and K4 have secured top spots in the J.D. Power 2026 U.S. Initial Quality Study, with the K4 emerging as the second-highest ranked vehicle across the entire automotive industry. The results reflect the fewest reported defects during the first 90 days of ownership among new-vehicle buyers.
Bitwise Asset Management has declared its latest round of monthly distributions for a suite of six option income ETFs, including funds focused on Coinbase, MicroStrategy, and Ethereum. The distributions, scheduled for payment on June 30, 2026, arrive as these strategies continue to navigate volatile digital asset markets.
Fans of actor and television host Mario Lopez will have the chance to meet the star in person this Sunday, June 28, as he visits Premier Wine & Spirits in Amherst, New York. The event marks a promotional stop for Casa México Tequila, where Lopez serves as an active brand partner.
