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Quarterhill Secures $2.5 Million Deal to Modernize Illinois Traffic Data
The Illinois Department of Transportation has tapped Toronto-based Quarterhill to deploy and manage a network of traffic monitoring sites across the Chicago metro area. This three-year contract, valued at $2.5 million, aims to bolster the state's data infrastructure for long-term roadway planning, safety initiatives, and traffic flow management.
Canadian Solar Debuts TOPCon 3.0 Module With 24.8% Efficiency
Targeting utility-scale and commercial projects, Canadian Solar has unveiled its TOPCon 3.0 photovoltaic module. The new hardware delivers a power output reaching 670 Wp and conversion efficiency of 24.8%, with global mass shipments slated to commence in August 2026 to improve long-term project economics.
Graphite One Advances Ohio Anode Facility Toward 2028 Production
Graphite One has signed a critical engineering contract and solidified its site development plans in Conneaut, Ohio, marking a decisive shift toward domestic synthetic graphite production. The company aims to establish a 25,000-tonne annual capacity by late 2028, targeting the surging demand for North American battery materials.
Wolfango Piccoli Joins Consello to Lead UK Geopolitical Advisory
Wolfango Piccoli, a veteran of Teneo and Eurasia Group, has been appointed Managing Director of Geopolitics at Consello UK. Tasked with expanding the firm’s geopolitical advisory practice, Piccoli brings two decades of experience to an area increasingly prioritized by global executives facing complex regulatory and supply chain risks.
Labcorp Launches ColoSense, an RNA-Based At-Home Colon Cancer Test
Labcorp has launched ColoSense, the first FDA-approved, RNA-based at-home screening test for colorectal cancer. Developed in partnership with Geneoscopy, the diagnostic tool aims to boost screening participation by simplifying the collection process, addressing discomfort and complexity that often deter patients from completing traditional at-home testing.
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Biond Biologics Taps Giovanni Selvaggi to Lead Clinical Strategy
With over three decades of experience in oncology, Dr. Giovanni Selvaggi has joined Misgav-based Biond Biologics as Chief Medical Officer. The appointment comes as the company advances its clinical-stage immunotherapy pipeline, focusing on novel cancer therapies that aim to reshape T-cell modulation and immune system response.
OEDRO Launches Amazon Prime Day Discounts on Automotive Upgrades
Vehicle owners looking to refresh their truck or SUV interiors and exteriors can access discounted gear during Amazon Prime Day. From June 23 to June 26, 2026, manufacturer OEDRO is discounting a range of aftermarket parts, including floor mats, running boards, and lighting assemblies for various popular pickup and utility models.
AbbVie to Acquire Apogee Therapeutics for $10.9 Billion
AbbVie has reached a definitive agreement to acquire Apogee Therapeutics in an all-cash transaction valued at $10.9 billion, a move designed to bolster its immunology portfolio with a suite of late-stage clinical assets targeting atopic dermatitis and asthma.
enCore Energy Clears Key Regulatory Hurdle for Dewey Burdock Project
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission has issued a finding of no significant impact for the Dewey Burdock uranium project in South Dakota, marking a pivotal step toward the renewal of the company’s 20-year source materials license for the site.
GeneDx Investors Face August Deadline for Class Action Lawsuit
A 49% single-day stock collapse has triggered a federal class action lawsuit against GeneDx Holdings Corp. Investors who purchased the company’s common stock between April 16, 2025, and May 4, 2026, now have until August 3, 2026, to apply for lead plaintiff status in the ongoing litigation.
DFI Brings Rugged Edge AI Systems to Automate 2026
At the Automate 2026 trade show in Chicago, DFI is unveiling a suite of industrial computing platforms designed to bring Physical AI from the cloud to the factory floor. The showcase highlights hardware capable of handling complex machine vision and real-time reasoning tasks in environments where failure is not an option.
Taiwanese Biotech Sector Eyes Global Expansion at BIO 2026
Thirty-three Taiwanese biotechnology firms have descended upon San Diego for the BIO International Convention, aiming to cement the island’s status as a premier Asian hub for life sciences. The delegation is showcasing over 40 distinct technologies, ranging from precision medicine and CDMO services to advanced biomanufacturing and digital health solutions.
Boehringer Ingelheim launches trio of Phase III trials in oncology
Boehringer Ingelheim is expanding its precision oncology footprint by initiating three global Phase III clinical trials, targeting aggressive lung and neuroendocrine cancers. The company aims to integrate biomarker-informed therapies earlier into treatment pathways, seeking to improve long-term outcomes for patients with historically limited options.
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Advancements Series Explores Tech Frontiers in July 27 Broadcast
Cybersecurity threats, shifts in veterinary care, and the push for energy independence take center stage in the latest installment of Advancements with Ted Danson. The program, airing July 27 at 8:00 PM ET on Bloomberg Television, examines how emerging technologies address complex logistical and environmental challenges across four distinct sectors.
Silvercorp Sets $196 Million Budget for Kyrgyz Gold Projects
Silvercorp Metals has earmarked $196.3 million to accelerate development of its Chaarat ZAAV gold assets in the Kyrgyz Republic. The capital allocation, split across two phases, covers the construction of the Tulkubash open-pit mine and extensive drilling at the Kyzyltash sulfide deposit through 2027.
Luca Martin Claims Dominant Victory at Lenzerheide World Cup
French rider Luca Martin secured his first win of the 2026 season in the Elite Men Cross-Country (XCO) race at Lenzerheide, Switzerland, finishing 25 seconds ahead of his rivals. The 24-year-old’s commanding performance vaulted him to the top of the overall Cross-Country Olympic World Cup standings.
Consumer Cellular Launches SpeakEasy for Users Over 75
Three in five Americans over 50 report that modern technology ignores their needs, a disconnect that widens significantly for the 75-plus demographic. To bridge this gap, Scottsdale-based Consumer Cellular is introducing SpeakEasy, a standalone wireless brand engineered specifically to strip away the complexity of modern smartphones and mobile plans.
Newtn Digital targets DME industry with paperless workflow platform
Austin-based Newtn Digital has launched a platform designed to automate the durable medical equipment supply chain, aiming to replace manual, paper-heavy documentation with a unified digital system that connects healthcare providers, physicians, and equipment suppliers to accelerate claims processing and reduce administrative overhead.
Heaven Hill Rebuilds Bardstown Distillery with Digital Automation
After a devastating fire claimed its historic site, Heaven Hill returned to Bardstown, Kentucky, with a modernized facility designed for the digital age. By integrating Rockwell Automation’s PlantPAx system, the independent bourbon giant has replaced legacy processes with a unified control environment capable of supporting future AI-driven production insights.
TDAC Retains $156.8 Million in Trust After Shareholder Vote
Translational Development Acquisition Company secured a vital extension of its corporate lifespan this week, as 85% of shareholders opted to maintain their investment in the firm rather than redeem their shares. The move signals significant investor confidence in the company’s pending merger with battery developer ProLogium.
AbbVie to Acquire Apogee Therapeutics for $10.9 Billion
AbbVie has reached a definitive agreement to acquire Apogee Therapeutics, a clinical-stage biotechnology firm, in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $10.9 billion. The deal grants the pharmaceutical giant control over a diverse pipeline of immunological assets, including late-stage treatments for atopic dermatitis and asthma.
Optimizely Rebrands to Combat the 'Sea of Sameness' in AI Marketing
Nearly two-thirds of B2B marketing leaders fear that mass adoption of artificial intelligence is eroding brand distinctiveness. Optimizely is responding to this industry-wide identity crisis with a full brand refresh, shifting its focus toward a platform architecture designed to automate mundane tasks while protecting human-led creativity.
PowerBank Marks Operational Milestone for New York Solar Portfolio
PowerBank Corporation has confirmed that its three solar installations in New York—Geddes, US1, and VC1—are fully operational and performing as planned heading into the summer. The collective 4.48-megawatt portfolio serves as a functional proof-of-concept for the company’s broader one-gigawatt development pipeline.
TELUS Digital Partners with ElevenLabs to Deploy Enterprise Voice AI
TELUS Digital has joined forces with ElevenLabs to become a primary implementation partner for ElevenAgents, a platform designed to automate high-volume customer interactions. By integrating this voice AI into existing enterprise workflows, the companies aim to offload routine tasks while reserving human teams for complex, high-value customer needs.
TELUS Digital and ElevenLabs Partner to Scale Voice AI in Customer Care
TELUS Digital has joined forces with ElevenLabs to become a preferred implementation partner for ElevenAgents, a platform designed to automate high-volume voice interactions. By integrating AI into enterprise customer service, the companies aim to route routine queries to voice agents while reserving human staff for complex, sensitive tasks.
HawkEye 360 Reports Record Revenue Amid Global Expansion
HawkEye 360 posted record first-quarter revenue of $49.8 million for 2026, marking a 116.5% increase over the previous year. The Herndon-based signals intelligence firm, which recently completed its initial public offering, is aggressively scaling its orbital constellation to meet rising demand for electronic warfare data.
Titan Logistics Completes Complex 2,000-Mile Superload Transport
Navigating eight states and 2,000 miles, Dallas-based Titan Worldwide Logistics recently delivered two 90-ton Demag CC 2500 crawler cranes from Corpus Christi to Seattle. The operation required 52 distinct truckloads and meticulous regulatory coordination to move $3 million worth of heavy equipment without a single safety incident.
Continuous Composites Wins U.S. Army Contract for Missile Manufacturing
The U.S. Army DEVCOM Aviation and Missile Center has tapped Continuous Composites for a multi-year effort to overhaul how next-generation missile components are produced. Working through the ManTech program, the Idaho-based company aims to integrate its proprietary 3D printing technology into the Precision Strike Missile architecture to boost production speed.
Wedoany Launches Global Industrial Engineering Procurement Platform
With global infrastructure investment demand projected to reach 94 trillion dollars by 2040, the industrial engineering sector is turning to digital consolidation to bridge critical information gaps. Wedoany has officially launched its multilingual platform, aiming to streamline cross-border procurement for 74 million enterprises across 200 countries.
Global Leaders Convene in London to Chart Future of Western Civilization
Nearly 4,000 delegates from over 80 nations descend upon Olympia London this week, marking the third annual Alliance for Responsible Citizenship conference. Under the banner of "The Age of Reconstruction," the gathering aims to re-examine the foundational principles of free societies as the United States approaches its 250th anniversary.