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PremierOne Credit Union Adds Home Equity and High-Yield Savings Options
San Jose-based PremierOne Credit Union is expanding its consumer portfolio with two high-leverage home equity products and a tiered money market account. The move, aimed at providing members with greater borrowing flexibility and improved savings yields, arrives as the institution looks to bolster its competitive standing in California.
Trove Introduces Collection Dividends to Reward Digital Asset Holders
Collectors on the digital platform Trove will now earn a minimum of 2% annually on their holdings, a program the company claims is an industry-first. Paid monthly in Trove Cash, these dividends allow users to accrue value from their assets without the typical requirements of staking or locking up ownership.
Hyperscale Data Reports $0.95 Net Book Value Per Share
Hyperscale Data, an AI data center firm anchored by Bitcoin, disclosed a net book value of approximately $0.95 per common share as of June 30, 2026. The Las Vegas-based company also reported a gross asset value of $3.10 per share, based on total assets valued at roughly $360 million.
Monteverde & Associates Launches Inquiry Into GoPro Sale Terms
Shareholders of GoPro, Inc. are facing scrutiny over the company’s pending acquisition by affiliates of Midtown Equities LLC. New York-based Monteverde & Associates PC has initiated an investigation into the proposed deal, questioning whether the current payout structure adequately serves the interests of common stock investors.
Hagens Berman Investigates DNOW Over MRC Global Merger Disclosures
Investors who held DNOW Inc. stock during the 2025 merger with MRC Global now face significant losses, prompting a class action lawsuit. Hagens Berman is investigating claims that the company misled shareholders by omitting critical information regarding enterprise software failures that crippled operations following the acquisition.
Hims & Hers Health Faces Class Action Over FTC Privacy and Billing Claims
A federal investigation into Hims & Hers Health has triggered a securities class action lawsuit, alleging the telehealth provider misled investors about its data privacy protocols and subscription billing practices. The legal challenge follows a July 29, 2026, complaint by the FTC, the State of Utah, and Los Angeles County.
Independent testing finds Legionella in 17% of Upper East Side water samples
Seventeen percent of water samples taken from sinks, showers, and exterior hose bibs in New York City’s Upper East Side tested positive for Legionella bacteria. The independent study, conducted in July across three zip codes, challenges the city's current regulatory focus, which primarily targets cooling towers during disease outbreaks.
Roman Stone to Deploy EZ-KEY Duct Bank System for Canton Data Center
Roman Stone has secured a contract to supply its patented EZ-KEY™ Precast Duct Bank System for a hyperscale data center project in Canton, Ohio. The move marks a significant expansion for the manufacturer as it leverages mobile production capabilities to meet the surging national demand for AI and cloud computing infrastructure.
Regeneron Faces Class Action Lawsuit Following Failed Melanoma Trial
A $11 billion market cap wipeout has triggered a securities fraud class action against Regeneron Pharmaceuticals. The lawsuit, filed by Hagens Berman, alleges the company misled investors regarding the status and statistical viability of a Phase 3 trial for its melanoma therapy, Fianlimab, combined with Libtayo.
SMArtX Unveils Q3 2026 Strategy Select List
West Palm Beach-based SMArtX Advisory Solutions has published its Q3 2026 Select List, narrowing a field of over 2,500 investment strategies down to 100 top performers. The firm utilizes a proprietary quantitative screening process to identify products capable of generating excess returns while minimizing downside risk for advisors.
Southwest Airlines CFO Tom Doxey to Address Morgan Stanley Conference
Southwest Airlines Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Tom Doxey will take the stage at the Morgan Stanley 14th Annual Laguna Conference on September 16. The session, scheduled for 12:20 pm PST, will offer investors a direct look at the carrier’s current financial standing and strategic priorities.
Tom Horton to paddle Greek Islands in tribute to mother and ALS fight
This October, Tom Horton will navigate the Greek Islands on an endurance expedition dedicated to his late mother, bridging a personal memorial with a global mission. The journey serves as the centerpiece of a new cross-continental collaboration between the ALS Network and the Hellenic ALS Association to fund research and support.
S&P Global CFO to Address Barclays Financial Services Conference
S&P Global Chief Financial Officer Eric Aboaf will headline a fireside chat at the Barclays 24th Annual Global Financial Services Conference in New York on September 14, 2026. The session, scheduled for 11:15 a.m. EDT, offers a window into the company’s current strategic outlook and financial performance.
Optimal Advisory Expands Services and Talent Pool in First Year
Less than a year after its New York launch, advisory firm Optimal has significantly broadened its reach by launching a private capital division and integrating specialized technology and sports practices into its core operations.
Beyond the Patient: How Lufkin Hospice Care Supports Families
Caregiving often exacts a heavy toll on the families of those nearing the end of life, leaving relatives exhausted and overwhelmed. In a recent HelloNation feature, hospice expert Demetress Harrell outlines how specialized services in Lufkin, Texas, shift the focus toward holistic support for both the patient and their loved ones.
Graper Harper Cosmetic Surgery Joins Aesthetic Partners
After three decades of building a reputation for clinical excellence in Charlotte, Graper Harper Cosmetic Surgery has finalized a strategic partnership with Aesthetic Partners. The deal, facilitated by M&A advisory firm TUSK Practice Sales, aims to provide the plastic surgery practice with resources for continued growth and operational support.
ThreatLocker: Why AI Security Remains a Problem of Trusted Access
While the industry fixated on artificial intelligence throughout August, ThreatLocker’s latest research suggests that modern breaches still rely on classic vulnerabilities. CEO Danny Jenkins argues that regardless of how sophisticated an attack appears, the core issue remains the excessive permissions granted to both human users and AI agents.
APX Lending Debuts Revolving Credit Facility for Bitcoin and Ethereum
Toronto-based APX Lending has launched a five-year revolving line of credit that allows clients to borrow against Bitcoin and Ethereum holdings. The facility, which provides up to $250 million in collateral insurance, aims to bridge the gap between digital assets and traditional financial liquidity requirements.
Recognizing the Subtle Warning Signs of Adult Hearing Loss
Struggling to follow a conversation in a busy restaurant or finding yourself constantly asking others to repeat their words may be more than just a momentary distraction. According to Southlake audiologist Allison Liberio, these subtle shifts often serve as the earliest indicators of a developing auditory health concern.
When a Normal PSA Score Masks Cancer
“My PSA was actually a little lower than it had been six months earlier,” recalls Edward Soffen, a veteran prostate cancer specialist. Despite a seemingly healthy result, his urologist detected a fluctuation that prompted further testing, ultimately revealing a malignancy that standard screening metrics had failed to flag.
Xanh Entertainment Launches Virtual-to-Travel Platform EscapeSquid
Delaware-based Xanh Entertainment Inc. is launching EscapeSquid, a platform aiming to bridge the gap between digital gaming and physical tourism. By gamifying the travel experience, the company intends to convert virtual tournament success into real-world bookings at hotels and entertainment venues across major U.S. markets.
Cogent Communications Faces Class Action Over Alleged Backlog Misstatements
Investors in Cogent Communications Holdings have until September 21, 2026, to file as lead plaintiffs in a securities class action lawsuit. The litigation centers on claims that the telecommunications firm misled shareholders regarding the viability and conversion potential of its optical wavelength service backlog, causing significant financial losses.
Amanda L. Christian Challenges Traditional Leadership for Senior Women
With women now occupying roughly 29 percent of C-suite roles in corporate America, the focus is shifting from mere representation to the cost of conformity. Amanda L. Christian, a veteran of the banking and technology sectors, argues that high-achieving women have long been forced to suppress their natural decision-making styles to survive.
Yardi to Debut Virtuoso Enterprise AI at Toronto Real Estate Conference
Yardi will introduce its Virtuoso Enterprise AI platform to the Canadian market on September 9 at the Canadian Apartment Investment Conference in Toronto. The company aims to demonstrate how its agentic AI architecture moves beyond theoretical buzzwords to automate leasing, resident services, and invoice processing for property operators.
Why Cypress Wood Remains a Staple for Louisiana Outdoor Builds
In the sweltering, moisture-heavy climate of Louisiana, selecting the right timber for exterior construction is a battle against rot and pests. Wes McAdams, owner of Cajun Cypress in Baker, highlights why cypress remains a superior choice for local homeowners navigating the state’s relentless humidity and frequent rainfall.
Evaluating the Necessity of Armed Security in Rochester Business Operations
Determining when a business requires armed protection involves a careful audit of specific operational risks. According to security expert Corey Wild of Armor Security and Protection Inc., the decision hinges on identifying environments where high-value assets, cash handling, or public access demands a specialized, rapid-response presence.
Russo-Rodriguez Campaign Proposes $100 Million for Women Entrepreneurs
Independent gubernatorial candidate Frank Russo and running mate Rachel Rodriguez are seeking to dedicate $100 million in state funds toward a new entrepreneurship initiative. The proposal aims to support Florida women through business training, mentorship, and performance-based grants, with the campaign pledging to eliminate government waste to cover the costs.
Navigating Before and After-School Care Options in Harrisburg
For working parents in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, the gap between school bells and office hours often requires external support. Timothy R. Norris of Best Friends Day Care outlines the essential components families should evaluate, from transportation logistics to the structure of enrichment activities, to ensure a seamless daily routine.
FirstEnergy Appoints Jon Dormo to Lead Generation Expansion
To address surging electricity demand, FirstEnergy Corp. has appointed industry veteran Jon Dormo as its new Vice President of Generation Project Development. Reporting to regional president Chris Beam, Dormo will oversee the planning and construction of new power facilities to ensure long-term reliability and affordability for the company’s regional customer base.
US Strategic Metals and Ionic Rare Earths to Launch Missouri Recycling Hub
A new joint venture between US Strategic Metals and Ionic Rare Earths aims to construct the first U.S. facility for recycling neodymium-iron-boron and samarium-cobalt magnets. Backed by a $100 million investment plan, the partnership targets the development of a secure, domestic supply chain for critical heavy rare earth elements.