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Investors Face September Deadline in Primoris Securities Fraud Lawsuit
Investors who lost more than $100,000 in Primoris Services Corporation stock between August 5, 2025, and June 22, 2026, have until September 21, 2026, to file as lead plaintiffs in an ongoing securities class action lawsuit currently being pursued by the Rosen Law Firm.
SUPRDOG Launches Biological Intelligence Platform for Canine Wellness
On International Dog Day, Naples-based startup SUPRDOG opened the waitlist for its new biological intelligence platform. Designed to bridge the gap between intent and outcome in pet care, the system aims to provide owners with actionable data to track the long-term efficacy of their daily health decisions.
APA.LIVE Merges Immersive Theater with Corporate Production
Characters are replacing standard presentations as Orlando-based production house APA.LIVE partners with YES, And… Creative Services to embed interactive storytelling into corporate events. The collaboration aims to shift professional gatherings from passive observation to active participation by weaving scripted narratives and professional performers directly into the attendee journey.
AMD, Intel and OPAQUE Launch TRACE to Standardize AI Governance
A coalition of industry leaders led by OPAQUE has introduced TRACE, a new open standard designed to provide hardware-backed, verifiable evidence of AI runtime activity. By creating a portable governance record, the initiative aims to solve the fragmentation of trust systems currently hampering enterprise AI deployment across heterogeneous cloud environments.
NASPICE 2026 Launches Group Registration Incentives for Novi Conference
Organizations sending teams to the upcoming North American SPICE Conference in Novi, Michigan, can now leverage a buy-four-get-one-free registration promotion. The event, scheduled for September 29–30, 2026, aims to consolidate cross-functional groups of engineers, safety experts, and quality leaders to address critical advancements in embedded systems.
Strategic Home Repairs: What to Fix Before Listing Your Property
Sellers often fall into the trap of renovating every corner of their home before listing, but real estate experts Ray and Peggy Pierce suggest a more surgical approach. Focusing on safety, functionality, and visible maintenance, homeowners can maximize their property's appeal without overspending on unnecessary cosmetic upgrades.
MCAP Inc. Declares $0.10 Quarterly Dividend
Investors holding MCAP Inc. common stock are set to receive a quarterly cash payout of $0.10 per share. The company confirmed the distribution date for early September, following the close of the designated record period for all shareholders of the Orlando-based financial holding firm.
Robbins LLP Files Class Action Against Pentair Over Inventory Disclosures
Investors who purchased Pentair plc securities between April 28 and July 14, 2026, are facing significant losses following a stock price collapse triggered by inventory mismanagement. Law firm Robbins LLP has initiated a securities class action, alleging the company misled shareholders regarding destocking levels within its critical Pool channel.
Horticulture Co. Scales Hemp Beverage Portfolio Amid Market Shift
With year-over-year growth hitting 112.5 percent, Nashville-based Horticulture Co. is rapidly transitioning from a niche player to a fixture in major retail chains. The company, which specializes in hemp-derived THC drinks, is leveraging high-profile celebrity partnerships and aggressive distribution deals to capture consumers moving away from traditional alcohol.
Greenberg Traurig Deploys Agentic AI for Legal Workflow
Global law firm Greenberg Traurig has integrated the latest generation of CoCounsel Legal across its offices, marking the conclusion of a four-year development partnership with Thomson Reuters. The rollout transitions the firm toward agentic AI capable of autonomous research, planning, and drafting throughout complex legal matters.
Action1 Launches New Modules to Combat Endpoint Configuration Drift
Houston-based Action1 has expanded its autonomous endpoint management platform with two new modules designed to accelerate device onboarding and enforce security compliance. The additions, Endpoint Enrollment and Provisioning and Endpoint Configuration Management, aim to close the widening gap between vulnerability discovery and remediation in enterprise environments.
Guillermo Veiga Tapped as Capital Group's New CIO
Guillermo Veiga will join Los Angeles-based Capital Group this November as Chief Information Officer, marking a significant leadership transition for the world’s largest active investment manager. He succeeds Marta Zarraga, who plans to retire at the end of the year after overseeing the firm’s digital infrastructure and operational strategy.
Investors File Class Action Lawsuit Against Taboola Over Missed Targets
A federal class action lawsuit has been filed against Taboola.com Ltd., accusing the recommendation platform of misleading shareholders regarding the quality of its publisher network. The legal action follows a sharp stock decline triggered by the company’s decision to aggressively purge low-performing partners from its ecosystem.
Cambridge Healthtech Institute Launches Dx World Summit for 2027
More than 500 diagnostics professionals will converge in Washington, D.C., from August 23–25, 2027, as Cambridge Healthtech Institute consolidates its flagship events into a single, unified summit. The new Dx World Summit aims to address the rapid integration of artificial intelligence, molecular technologies, and precision medicine within clinical care.
Designing for the Lake of the Ozarks: A Builder’s Perspective
Building a custom home at the Lake of the Ozarks requires more than architectural flair; it demands a deep understanding of the region’s unique topography and lifestyle demands. Cole Glascock, owner of Osage Beach-based Glascock Construction, outlines the essential strategy for balancing site-specific constraints with long-term property value.
Planet Fitness Investors Face September Deadline in Securities Lawsuit
A federal securities class action is moving forward against Planet Fitness, Inc., following a sharp 31.2% stock price collapse in May 2026. Investors who purchased common stock between November 6, 2025, and May 5, 2026, now face a September 14 deadline to apply for lead plaintiff status in the ongoing litigation.
Alabama Water Utilities Completes $25 Million Infrastructure Expansion
Alabama Water Utilities has finalized three wastewater infrastructure projects totaling $25 million to support the state’s rapidly expanding Shelby County corridor. By doubling treatment capacities and integrating advanced filtration systems, the utility aims to stay ahead of residential growth while maintaining cost-efficiency for its growing customer base.
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CompSource Mutual Deepens Ties With Kids' Chance of Oklahoma
Tucker McBane, a scholarship recipient who lost his father to a workplace accident, joined CompSource Mutual employees in Tulsa today to share his journey. The event underscored a long-running partnership between the insurer and Kids' Chance of Oklahoma, an organization dedicated to funding education for families impacted by on-the-job tragedies.
Heather Pierce Named to Lead AAHRPP
After a national search, the Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs has appointed Heather Pierce as its next president and CEO. Starting January 1, 2027, she will succeed Elyse Summers, who announced her retirement earlier this year after guiding the nonprofit accrediting body.
Linux Foundation Adopts TRACE to Standardize AI Runtime Evidence
As autonomous AI agents navigate increasingly complex cloud environments, the Linux Foundation has taken over governance of TRACE, an open specification designed to provide cryptographically verifiable proof of how AI models handle sensitive data and adhere to governance policies across diverse hardware infrastructures.
Middle Tennessee Wood Firms Merge to Form FreeFab Pallet
Two legacy wood product manufacturers, Freeman Wood Products and Fabrication Specialties, have officially merged into a single entity, FreeFab Pallet, Inc. Based in Centerville, Tennessee, the new company consolidates decades of industrial expertise to expand production capacity and enhance custom pallet design services for regional clients.
American Water Argues for Privatization to Fix Aging Infrastructure
Facing mounting maintenance costs and regulatory pressure, municipal governments are increasingly turning to private utility partnerships to stabilize local budgets. A new white paper from American Water details how selling aging water and wastewater systems can provide immediate liquidity while offloading the burden of long-term infrastructure compliance.
Roche Gains FDA Approval for HER2 Diagnostic Tests in GEA Treatment
Roche has secured FDA approval for its PATHWAY HER2 (4B5) and VENTANA HER2 Dual ISH DNA Probe Cocktail tests to identify HER2-positive metastatic gastroesophageal adenocarcinoma. This authorization expands the utility of these companion diagnostics, enabling clinicians to determine patient eligibility for targeted therapy with Jazz Pharmaceuticals' ZIIHERA.
Cognia Awards First American School Certifications to Mexico and Haiti
Two long-standing institutions, John F. Kennedy in Querétaro and Union School in Haiti, have become the inaugural recipients of Cognia’s American School Certification. This new credential identifies international schools that successfully replicate the curriculum, educational philosophy, and instructional standards typically found within the United States.
Investors Scrutinize DICK'S Sporting Goods Following Guidance Reversal
Shares of DICK'S Sporting Goods cratered more than 20% on August 25, 2026, after the retailer abruptly slashed its operating income outlook. The sudden reversal, which followed a previous forecast increase, has prompted the law firm Levi & Korsinsky to launch an investigation into whether the company misled its shareholders.
AEVEX Corp. Faces Securities Lawsuit Over Alleged Lock-Up Waiver
Investors in AEVEX Corp. are seeking damages following a sharp decline in share value, alleging that company leadership concealed a pre-arranged plan to waive a 180-day lock-up period. The lawsuit, filed in the Southern District of California, targets board chairman Brian Raduenz and other senior executives.
Monterey Peninsula College Secures Grant for Workforce Training
A $25,000 grant from the American Water Charitable Foundation will bolster career readiness at Monterey Peninsula College, specifically targeting students pursuing essential roles in nursing, firefighting, and emergency medical services across the Central Coast region.
CAPTRUST Foundation Distributes $810,000 to 81 National Charities
The CAPTRUST Community Foundation marked its seventh annual Giving Day by distributing $810,000 in grants to 81 nonprofit organizations across the United States. Each selected charity received a $10,000 donation, with local CAPTRUST offices choosing recipients that align with the foundation’s mission to enrich the lives of children.
Minority Investors Secure $21 Million Payout in Dangdang Merger Case
After nine years of legal friction, minority shareholders of E-Commerce China Dangdang Inc. have secured a $21 million settlement. The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York finalized the award on August 20, 2026, resolving claims that investors were forcibly cashed out at an unfairly low price.
Provident Industrial Finalizes Gateway Logistics Park in El Paso
Rising from a speculative bet on regional supply shortages, Provident Industrial has finalized the final phase of its Gateway Logistics Park in El Paso. The completion of three new buildings adds 497,280 square feet to the development, capping a 1.42 million-square-foot project designed to capture burgeoning cross-border manufacturing demand.