Republic Services reported a 5.1 percent increase in second-quarter earnings per share to $1.84, prompting the waste management firm to raise its full-year financial guidance. The Phoenix-based company cited disciplined cost management and pricing power as primary drivers for the growth, even as it navigated increased operational headwinds.
RE/MAX Holdings, Inc. posted a net loss of $4.3 million for the second quarter of 2026, as the real estate franchisor navigates a significant transition period ahead of its planned acquisition by The Real Brokerage Inc. The company has suspended financial guidance and future earnings calls while the transaction remains pending.
Natural Grocers by Vitamin Cottage reported a 1.8% increase in net sales for the third quarter of fiscal 2026, reaching $334.7 million. Despite a difficult consumer climate, the company saw its daily average comparable store sales grow by 1.2%, signaling a modest recovery from the previous quarter's 0.5% growth.
Organizations often struggle with manual, inconsistent sourcing processes that jeopardize project success before work begins. The Cyber Exchange, launched today in San Antonio, aims to solve this by providing a structured, AI-guided platform for defining requirements in cybersecurity, IT, and operational technology engagements before any provider selection occurs.
Law firm Halper Sadeh LLC is scrutinizing four pending acquisitions, questioning whether shareholders of MarketAxess, Sanara MedTech, Forte Biosciences, and Luxfer Holdings are receiving adequate value. The firm is investigating potential breaches of fiduciary duty and securities law violations that may have surfaced during these high-stakes buyout negotiations.
Residents of Milwaukee have officially designated Everlight Solar as the 2026 Top Choice winner in the solar services category. The annual awards program serves as a barometer for local business reputation, highlighting companies that maintain consistent service standards and foster strong relationships within the southeastern Wisconsin community.
A rare, coordinated intervention by US and Japanese authorities has left the yen hovering near ¥158, forcing markets to determine if this joint action marks a permanent trend reversal or merely a temporary reprieve from the currency's slide toward 40-year lows.
Perched atop the iconic Tokyo Tower, Osaka-born DJ ¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U will anchor a global livestream to kick off the 55th-anniversary celebrations for the Technics SL-1200 series. The exclusive all-vinyl performance, titled "THE LEGEND KEEPS SPINNING," premieres on August 18, 2026, via the Resident Advisor YouTube channel.
Shareholders of Marriott International will receive a cash dividend of 73 cents per share for the upcoming quarter. The Bethesda-based hospitality giant confirmed the payout schedule today, marking a continued commitment to returning value to investors as the company expands its global footprint across 148 countries.
A $33.6 million senior construction loan for The Lucille, a 240-unit multifamily development in Fredericksburg, Texas, marks the fourth collaborative financing deal between Civitas Capital Group and the Realty Capital family of companies. The project targets growth in the Austin metropolitan area and the local tourism sector.
Developers can now access high-resolution structural intelligence across the United States through EarthDefine’s new Buildings Footprints 3D API. The service provides programmatic, real-time access to over 200 million building footprints, offering precise metrics such as height, story counts, and roof slopes via a REST-based interface designed for rapid integration.
Following a brutal four-day stretch of severe weather that left a trail of downed trees and property damage across the state, the FirstEnergy Foundation has pledged $100,000 to the American Red Cross of New Jersey to bolster local disaster recovery and emergency preparedness programs.
As Governor Gavin Newsom negotiates a closed-door wildfire utility bailout, a new investigation reveals that California’s three largest for-profit utilities have spent $366 million since 2019 to manufacture political support for the plan, effectively shielding themselves from legal accountability for damages caused by their infrastructure.
The Board of Directors at Chesapeake Utilities Corporation has declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.735 per share. This payout, scheduled for distribution on October 5, 2026, to shareholders of record as of September 14, reinforces a long-standing financial commitment to investors that spans more than six decades.
Ten years after the passing of Alfredo Bowman, known globally as Dr. Sebi, his daughter Kellie Bowman is marking the anniversary by expanding the reach of his plant-based health philosophy. As the founder of Sebi’s Daughters, she continues to champion the "Eating to Live" principle that defined her father’s life work.
General Dynamics has elevated company president Danny Deep to its board of directors, cementing the 56-year-old executive’s influence within the defense contractor. Deep, a two-decade veteran of the Reston-based firm, assumes this governance role while maintaining his current position at the helm of the aerospace and defense giant.
The gap between customer interest in vehicle add-ons and the fragmented technology available to sell them has long hampered automotive retailers. Insignia Group aims to solve this with the launch of its Accessories Commerce Engine, a platform designed to embed accessory data, fitment logic, and visualization directly into buying journeys.
The board of directors at CMS Energy has authorized a quarterly dividend for the corporation’s 4.200% Cumulative Redeemable Perpetual Preferred Stock, Series C. Shareholders of record as of the close of business on October 1, 2026, are set to receive a payout of $0.2625 per depositary share.
Baseball legend Roger Clemens will headline a community open house on September 2, marking the official opening of EchoPark Automotive’s relocated North Houston dealership. The new facility, situated at 18310 North Freeway, aims to provide a more accessible car-buying hub for residents in Spring and The Woodlands.
A rare 2018 Panini National Treasures Josh Allen Rookie Patch Autograph 1/1 has set a new benchmark for the Buffalo Bills quarterback’s memorabilia, selling privately for $1.7 million. The transaction eclipses the previous record of $1.35 million, signaling a shift in how investors value elite modern football collectibles.
Fifty years after opening its doors, Colorado’s original Harley-Davidson dealership is marking its golden anniversary with a major facility overhaul. The 8858 Pearl Street location will host a public celebration on August 22, 2026, showcasing a newly renovated showroom designed to anchor the brand's next half-century of regional operations.
Wisconsin’s volatile climate, characterized by rapid snowmelt and heavy rainfall, often renders standard 5-inch gutter systems insufficient. Ryan Chesak, a Cedarburg-based roofing expert, warns that undersized channels frequently contribute to ice dams, basement flooding, and foundation damage, necessitating a shift toward larger, seamless infrastructure to ensure effective water management.
Overwhelming visitor demand has prompted the Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park to extend its indoor exhibition, CHIHULY: Radiant Forms, through January 10, 2027. Originally slated to close in November, the show highlights four decades of the artist’s evolution in glass sculpture and immersive, large-scale design.
Twelve months after absorbing the custom multi-asset platform Brooklyn, global investment manager Nuveen has reported an eightfold surge in assets under management to $8.1 billion. The integration has fundamentally altered the platform's reach, with account numbers climbing by over 600% as the firm aggressively expands its personalized indexing capabilities.
Credit union executives are gaining a direct pipeline into the global fintech landscape through a new strategic partnership between the Filene Research Institute and Money20/20. The collaboration aims to integrate credit union perspectives into the high-stakes discussions defining the future of financial services, starting this fall in Las Vegas.
North Carolina’s Alliance Health is shifting its approach to autism treatment by partnering with physician-led provider Cortica. The collaboration aims to move beyond a sole reliance on Applied Behavior Analysis, seeking to lower costs and improve clinical outcomes for children with autism and other developmental differences across the state.
Metairie-based Civix Consulting Group is moving its decades of federal grant expertise into the software market with the launch of Link. Designed specifically for public sector agencies, the platform aims to replace generic management tools with workflows tailored to the rigid compliance requirements of HUD-funded programs.
Creative industry veteran Scott Mallone has been appointed president of West of Fairfax, a Los Angeles-based marketing agency. He takes the helm to steer the firm’s next stage of growth, aiming to scale operations while maintaining the boutique, high-touch client service that has defined the agency since its 2018 founding.
St. Paul-based AgriBank posted robust financial results for the first half of 2026, anchored by a significant surge in net interest income and healthy capital reserves. The lender reported $604.6 million in net income through June 30, comfortably exceeding its internal return on assets targets while maintaining stable credit quality across its portfolio.
In the Erie region, a shift toward accelerated vocational training is providing a direct pipeline into local clinical roles. The Institute of Medical and Business Careers (IMBC) is currently graduating students from medical assisting and phlebotomy programs in 18 months or less, aiming to fill vacancies in regional physician offices and clinics.
