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Rivvit Debuts AI-Driven Analytics Studio for Investment Teams
Investment professionals can now bypass weeks of IT wait times for data reporting. Chicago-based Rivvit has launched Analytics Studio, an AI-powered workspace that transforms natural language prompts into interactive dashboards, ensuring that risk, operations, and portfolio teams work from a single, quality-controlled foundation of governed financial data.
Luma Health Updates AI Platform to Streamline Patient Intake
San Francisco-based Luma Health has unveiled a suite of AI-driven tools designed to bridge the gap between remote patient preparation and in-clinic workflows. By integrating pre-visit tasks with real-time floor management, the platform aims to reduce administrative burdens and shorten wait times for patients across North American healthcare systems.
Zappi Debuts Synthetic Tool to Filter Product Ideas
Fifty-one percent of brands admit their current insight processes fail to support bold creativity. To bridge this gap, Boston-based Zappi has launched its Synthetic Idea Pre-Screener, a tool that uses simulated consumer profiles to rank hundreds of early-stage product concepts before companies commit to expensive human-led research.
Paris Saint-Germain and Coca-Cola Renew Global Partnership Through 2029
Paris Saint-Germain and Coca-Cola have officially reunited, launching a three-year global partnership that extends through 2029. The collaboration aims to merge football with broader lifestyle culture, utilizing the reach of both brands to deliver immersive fan experiences and exclusive activations both inside and outside the stadium.
Paris Saint-Germain and Coca-Cola Ink Three-Year Global Partnership
Paris Saint-Germain and Coca-Cola have announced a global partnership running through 2029, marking a reunion for the two brands. The collaboration aims to leverage the club’s cultural reach and the beverage giant’s distribution to create immersive fan experiences that blend football with lifestyle, music, and fashion.
Monod Bio Licenses AI-Designed Protein Tools to SignalChem Biotech
Seattle-based protein design firm Monod Bio has entered a non-exclusive licensing agreement with SignalChem Biotech, a subsidiary of Sino Biological. The deal grants SignalChem access to proprietary luciferase technology and synthetic binding proteins, aiming to accelerate the development of custom discovery assays for global research customers.
Four Kantor & Kantor Attorneys Named to 2027 Best Lawyers List
Four attorneys from the Northridge-based firm Kantor & Kantor, LLP have secured spots in the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers in America, a peer-reviewed guide that recognizes legal excellence. The selections highlight the firm's specialized focus on representing policyholders in complex disputes against insurance companies and plan administrators.
Gig Work Shifts from Side Hustle to Primary Household Income
More than half of gig workers now rely on flexible platforms as their primary source of household income, according to a new index from Branch and Stripe. The findings suggest a fundamental transition where independent labor functions less as a temporary stopgap and more as a long-term career path.
CypherGenics Launches FASTKAT to Counter Quantum and AI Threats
As quantum computing and AI-driven attacks threaten to overwhelm traditional security, Marina del Rey-based CypherGenics has debuted FASTKAT. The platform aims to secure digital ecosystems by providing quantum-ready identity, authentication, and encryption, moving away from the performance bottlenecks inherent in standard Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) models.
CropX Acquires SCIO to Build Self-Improving Agronomic Platform
By integrating laboratory-grade spectroscopy into its digital ecosystem, CropX Technologies aims to close the loop between field recommendations and final harvest results. The acquisition of SCIO, a specialist in portable near-infrared sensing, marks the eighth expansion for the Tel Aviv-based firm since 2020, signaling a shift toward data-driven outcomes.
Sabanto Taps Industry Veteran John M. Raines for Board of Directors
John M. Raines, a veteran of The Climate Corporation and TELUS Digital Agriculture, has joined the board of Iowa-based Sabanto. The appointment follows an oversubscribed Series B funding round that positions the company to scale its autonomous retrofit technology for farmers struggling with labor shortages and rising production costs.
SUNNYD Launches SpookyD Mystery Flavor for Halloween
Stamford-based Harvest Hill Beverage Company is turning the beverage aisle into a guessing game this fall with the release of SpookyD. The limited-edition drink features Halloween-themed packaging and a secret flavor profile, inviting consumers to identify the taste while participating in seasonal festivities across the country.
Tayler Meade Addresses the Stigma of Friendship Exclusion
Being the backup friend or the one pushed off the sidewalk remains a quiet source of social anxiety for many. Author and mental health coach Tayler Meade explores this phenomenon in her new book, blending biblical wisdom with psychological insights to help readers navigate the pain of being overlooked.
Personality Trumps Technical Skills in Modern Hiring
Eighty-six percent of U.S. hiring managers state that a candidate’s personality can compensate for a lack of technical skills, according to a recent survey from Express Employment Professionals and The Harris Poll. This shift highlights how soft skills have become the primary currency for career advancement and long-term professional success.
Reklaim Revenue Doubles as Privacy Regulations Drive AI Data Demand
A 103% revenue surge to $2.63 million in the second quarter of 2026 highlights the rapid scaling of Reklaim Ltd. The Toronto-based data platform, which allows consumers to monetize their personal information, transitioned from a net loss in 2025 to a profit of $723,000, signaling strong market demand for compliant data.
Philanthropy Forum PBC 2026 Marks Decade of Global Impact in Hong Kong
Ten years after its inception, the Philanthropy for Better Cities forum returns to the West Kowloon Cultural District on September 7 and 8. The event, themed "Leaping for Impact," gathers over 2,000 delegates to examine how the discipline and resilience of elite athletes can catalyze tangible social progress.
Nevada Organic Phosphate extends mineralization at Murdock Mountain
Nevada Organic Phosphate has confirmed a significant extension of its phosphate mineralization at the Murdock Mountain project after assay results from drill hole MM26-10 returned 10.89% P2O5 over a 3.60-metre interval. This 1.5-kilometre step-out confirms the continuity of the Upper Phosphate Zone across a three-kilometre strike.
CME Group Launches Wind Power Futures to Hedge Renewable Energy Volatility
As wind generation becomes a dominant variable in global energy grids, CME Group is moving to stabilize the market. The exchange announced plans to launch financially-settled wind power futures and options in the fourth quarter of 2026, providing a standardized hedging tool for utilities and traders facing weather-driven production fluctuations.
Sabio Taps Gentoro to Deploy Agentic AI in AdTech Workflows
Los Angeles-based AdTech firm Sabio Holdings is partnering with enterprise AI specialist Gentoro to integrate autonomous agents into its digital advertising infrastructure. The collaboration aims to shift Sabio’s existing AI capabilities from data analysis toward automated campaign management and a new natural language user interface.
VersaBank to Detail Third Quarter 2026 Fiscal Results
VersaBank will disclose its financial performance for the third quarter of 2026 on Thursday, September 3, 2026. The bank intends to release its earnings statement at 7:00 a.m. ET, followed by a live conference call and webcast at 9:00 a.m. ET to review the results with stakeholders.
American Solar Energy Society Names 2026 Award Recipients
In a showcase of progress toward a sustainable energy future, the American Solar Energy Society has unveiled its 2026 award recipients and new cohort of Fellows. These leaders, spanning fields from academic research to community advocacy, will be honored during the organization’s 55th national conference in Austin, Texas, this October.
Jazz Pharmaceuticals Targets $1 Billion in Debt Offering
Dublin-based Jazz Pharmaceuticals plans to raise $1 billion through a private offering of exchangeable senior notes due in 2032. The biopharmaceutical company intends to use the capital for general corporate purposes while simultaneously launching a concurrent share repurchase program worth up to $225 million.
Wayfair Targets Florida for Tenth Physical Retail Location
Wayfair plans to open an 85,000-square-foot store in Altamonte Springs, Florida, by 2028. This move marks the company’s tenth physical location, signaling a strategic shift toward an omnichannel model that blends digital convenience with in-person design services and immediate product availability for the Central Florida market.
HaemaLogiX Begins Human Trials for Targeted Multiple Myeloma Therapy
The first patient has been successfully treated in a Phase 1 clinical trial for KMCAR™ T-cell therapy, a new approach to multiple myeloma. Conducted at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre in Sydney, the study aims to neutralize cancer cells while preserving the patient’s healthy immune system.
Giving Tree Surrogacy Debuts Fixed-Cost Program with Baby Guarantee
Intended parents facing the volatile costs of surrogacy now have a new option: Irvine-based Giving Tree Surrogacy has launched the Family Forward Guarantee™, a $180,000 fixed-price program that includes a three-to-six-month matching timeline and a contractual refund of agency fees if a live birth is not achieved.
Dmitry Druzhinsky on the Long-Term Cost of Early Youth Sports Victories
A trophy is easy to see, but development is invisible. In the competitive youth sports landscape, parents and coaches often mistake early success for long-term potential, ignoring the reality that physical maturity or specialized skills at a young age do not guarantee future dominance once the playing field levels out.
Vivace Therapeutics Appoints New Leadership to Drive Phase 3 Cancer Trial
Vivace Therapeutics is pivoting toward late-stage development for its lead oncology candidate, VT3989, announcing a revamped leadership team as it prepares for a pivotal Phase 3 registrational trial in mesothelioma patients. The company aims to move beyond its early-stage roots by leveraging the FDA’s recent clearance to advance the drug.
Bacterial Biofilms Found to Play Hidden Role in Kidney Stone Formation
One in 10 people will develop kidney stones in their lifetime, but new research suggests the condition may not be purely chemical. A study funded by the National Institutes of Health indicates that bacteria and their protective biofilms may serve as a structural foundation for stones, even in patients without infections.
Enbridge Expands Permian Footprint with $600 Million Acquisition
Calgary-based Enbridge Inc. has agreed to purchase the crude oil gathering assets of Salt Creek Midstream for $600 million, a move designed to link Permian Basin production directly to the company’s massive export terminal in Ingleside, Texas.
Clinical Study Links Soursop Consumption to Lower Blood Pressure
A randomized controlled trial published in the Journal of Human Hypertension suggests that regular intake of soursop fruit may significantly reduce blood pressure and serum uric acid levels. The study, involving 143 participants, provides rare human clinical data on a tropical fruit long prized in traditional medicine for its nutritional profile.