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Investors target Hims & Hers in class action over data and billing claims
Investors who purchased Hims & Hers Health securities between August 4, 2025, and July 29, 2026, face a November 2, 2026, deadline to seek lead plaintiff status. A class action lawsuit alleges the company misled shareholders regarding data privacy practices and aggressive subscription billing tactics that triggered multi-agency regulatory scrutiny.
Lennar Launches The Farm Community in Jurupa Valley
In Jurupa Valley, California, homebuilder Lennar has officially opened The Farm, a residential development emphasizing resort-style amenities and outdoor social spaces. The project targets a broad demographic, offering a mix of condominiums and single-family houses that range from 845 to 2,869 square feet with starting prices in the high $400,000s.
Concentra Awards $150,000 to Six Canadian Credit Unions
Equitable Bank subsidiary Concentra has distributed $150,000 in grants to six credit unions through its 2026 Empowering Your Community program. The initiative, which has funneled over $2.3 million into local projects since 2011, focuses on strengthening regional economies by funding community-led efforts in housing, food security, and Indigenous resurgence.
Integrative Medicine Pioneer Mark L. Hoch Named Pinnacle Professional
Dr. Mark L. Hoch, owner of an Asheville-based practice, has been named a Pinnacle Professional of the Year by The Inner Circle for his decades of work in holistic and integrative medicine. His career bridges the gap between conventional Western clinical practice and spiritual, whole-person healing modalities.
DeVry and Pulse Radiology Launch MRI Program to Combat Staffing Crisis
A 17.4% vacancy rate among MRI technologists has triggered a strategic alliance between DeVry University and the Pulse Radiology Institute. The new hybrid associate degree program aims to bypass the industry’s chronic bottleneck—clinical placement—by securing training sites for students before their education begins, rather than leaving them to search independently.
Dr. Randi Johnson Hanson Honored for Occupational Therapy Leadership
With over 27 years of clinical experience, Dr. Randi Johnson Hanson has been named a Pinnacle Professional Member of the Inner Circle of Excellence. Based in Billings, Montana, she balances her role as an Assistant Clinical Professor at Rocky Mountain College with a commitment to geriatric rehabilitation and patient advocacy.
ADLM Presses for AI Regulatory Standards in Clinical Labs
The Association for Diagnostics & Laboratory Medicine is calling on federal regulators to integrate artificial intelligence under the existing Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments framework. The move comes as the group warns that current oversight fails to address the unique, case-specific risks posed by machine learning in modern diagnostics.
TCC Solutions Marks Three Decades of Early Childhood Tech Evolution
Thirty years after its founding in Indianapolis, TCC Solutions is marking a milestone in the niche sector of early childhood education technology. The company, which began by servicing human services agencies in 1996, has spent the last three decades building specialized systems for state-level care, licensing, and subsidy management programs.
New Math Data Secures AWS Premier Tier Services Status
Houston-based consultancy New Math Data has reached the top echelon of the Amazon Web Services Partner Network, securing Premier Tier Services status. The designation arrives following the firm's 2025 recognition as North America’s Rising Star Partner and validates its specialized focus on deploying production-grade AI and agentic systems.
Quincy Inventor Designs Shower-Integrated Water Flosser
A Quincy, Washington resident has developed the Shower Pik, an apparatus designed to integrate oral irrigation directly into the daily shower routine. By moving the flossing process from the bathroom counter to the shower stall, the inventor aims to eliminate the typical watery mess associated with traditional water flossing devices.
Dr. Alex Abraham Named to The Inner Circle Lifetime Membership
After decades spent architecting digital ecosystems and leading global technology transformations, Dr. Alex Abraham has been inducted as a Lifetime Member of The Inner Circle. The recognition highlights his career-long contributions to the evolution of artificial intelligence, spanning from his early academic research to his current work in governance.
Gemmy Debuts Halloween Inflatable Collection at Walmart
DALLAS — Gemmy Industries is expanding its seasonal decor footprint with a new series of pint-sized, animal-themed inflatables designed for family-friendly Halloween displays. Ranging from aquatic creatures to farmyard favorites, the collection is now available both in-store and online at Walmart, featuring characters dressed in whimsical, spooky attire.
Katherine M. Barry Biles Named Pinnacle Lifetime Member of Inner Circle
With over two decades of experience navigating the pharmaceutical and biotechnology sectors, Katherine M. Barry Biles has been designated a Pinnacle Lifetime Member of The Inner Circle. Her career, rooted in oncology and rare disease strategy, currently centers on advancing medical education initiatives at Servier US.
New Cookbook Offers Flavorful Solutions for Soft Food Diets
For individuals navigating dental surgery, physical trauma, or chronic conditions that limit chewing, mealtime often becomes a repetitive cycle of bland sustenance. Gale Buchanan and Leanne Chafin are attempting to disrupt this routine with their new cookbook, Soft and Simple, which prioritizes culinary variety alongside ease of preparation.
George Kerpi Debuts Crime Novel Treacherous Path
A hunting party walking into an Oak Ridge sheriff’s office with a severed finger triggers the investigation in George Kerpi’s debut novel, Treacherous Path. Released by Palmetto Publishing, the procedural examines a decade-old disappearance and the heavy price paid by a community built on silence and collective complicity.
DNOW Investors Face October Deadline in Securities Class Action
Investors who held DNOW Inc. common stock as of the August 5, 2025, record date have until October 2, 2026, to file as lead plaintiffs in a pending securities class action. The lawsuit, initiated by The Rosen Law Firm, centers on allegations of misleading statements regarding the company's merger with MRC Global Inc.
LA Fitness Completes $1.4 Million Overhaul in Indianapolis
A $1.4 million renovation at the Lawrence-Pendleton Pike LA Fitness has transformed the facility into a modernized hub for strength and recovery. The club, which officially reopened its doors to members on August 21, now features expanded training zones, a dedicated Pilates studio, and updated amenities throughout the 9930 Pendleton Pike location.
Hilton Boston Back Bay Adds Real Tennis to Executive Retreats
Corporate groups meeting at Hilton Boston Back Bay can now trade boardroom strategy for the 800-year-old game of Real Tennis. A new partnership with the historic Tennis & Racquet Club allows executives to step off-site for guided match play, offering a rare look at the sport once favored by Henry VIII.
ZORO Debuts AI Trading Agent Platform at FinCon 2026
Professional traders often face a stark reality: income halts the moment they step away from the screen. Los Angeles-based startup ZORO aims to solve this dependency by livestreaming a demo of its AI-driven trading agent platform from FinCon 2026, showcasing how licensed strategies can operate autonomously around the clock.
Electra Taps The Atlas Group for EL9 Ultra Short Production
Electra has formalized a strategic partnership with The Atlas Group to manufacture and assemble airframes for its EL9 Ultra Short aircraft. This agreement secures industrial capacity as the startup shifts from flight testing and certification toward its goal of launching commercial regional travel by 2030.
Grech RV Targets Luxury Market Expansion at Pennsylvania Expo
Returning as a Platinum Sponsor to the 57th Annual America's Largest RV Show in Hershey, Pennsylvania, California-based manufacturer Grech RV is positioning its 2027 luxury Class B lineup to capture attention. The company is pairing its latest vehicle debut with an aggressive incentive program for existing Mercedes-Benz Sprinter owners.
SIG SAUER Produces First Swedish-Made Suppressor
SIG SAUER has manufactured its first suppressor in Sweden, marking a strategic shift toward localized defense production. The initiative, executed alongside partners AMEXCI AB and MP-SEC International AB, aims to bolster military readiness across the Nordic region while strengthening the industrial supply chain necessary for NATO operations.
Louden Kiracofe Releases Poetry Collection i loved you across the wild
Ravens riding desert thermals and candlelit evenings along the Rio Chama ground the spiritual inquiry of Louden Kiracofe’s debut poetry collection, i loved you across the wild. Released by Palmetto Publishing, the book explores the intersection of romantic devotion and the rugged landscapes of the American Southwest.
Beyond Credentials: How to Vet Your Financial Advisor
Choosing a financial advisor requires looking past professional designations to understand how an advisor is paid and whether they are legally obligated to prioritize your interests. Jakub Hall, a financial advisor at Vineyard Financial, outlines a vetting process to ensure your professional relationship aligns with your long-term goals.
Recognizing the Subtle Shifts That Signal a Need for Senior Home Care
Persistent patterns of decline—rather than isolated incidents—serve as the primary indicator that an aging parent requires professional support. Dan Pahos, a Birmingham-based home care expert, argues that families who identify these recurring challenges early can transition to structured assistance before a medical crisis forces their hand.
Verona Inventor Designs Heat-Shielding Covers for Hooded Dryers
Frustrated by the discomfort of heat and noise during salon treatments, a Verona, New Jersey, inventor has developed the Autude Ear Covers. The lightweight, heat-resistant accessory offers a specialized alternative to makeshift solutions like towels, aiming to provide a safer and more comfortable experience for those using hooded hair dryers.
Milk Launches YouTube Series to Bridge the Teen Education Relevance Gap
Ninety-seven percent of teenagers report feeling disengaged from schoolwork when they cannot connect classroom lessons to their personal goals. Seeking to address this disconnect, Milk has launched milkXP, a digital series pairing educators with popular YouTube creators to transform academic subjects into actionable, real-world applications for students.
Kairon Health Secures $5 Million to Automate Value-Based Care
As Medicare prepares for a massive 2027 structural reset, New York-based Kairon Health has raised $5 million to scale its AI-driven execution platform. The funding, led by Flare Capital Partners, aims to replace fragmented manual workflows with a unified system designed to help providers close patient care gaps efficiently.
Brooklyn Inventor Targets Hospital Safety with New Patient-Moving Device
A Brooklyn-based inventor has designed a specialized tool dubbed the NURSES WEEKEND, aimed at minimizing physical strain for caregivers while improving patient safety. The device simplifies the process of repositioning individuals in bed, an essential task for hygiene, linen changes, and the prevention of painful pressure sores.
Aaron Quigley Debuts Operation Agartha Collection
Dr. Shipwright leaves the rain-slicked streets of Portland for a supernatural conflict buried in declassified post-World War II records. This marks the opening of Operation Agartha, a new speculative fiction collection from Aaron Quigley that bridges the gap between historical military reality and ancient, hidden mythology.