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Dr. Eric Cerrati Trades Surgical Scrubs for Kitchen Duty at Ronald McDonald House
The smell of surgical antiseptic was replaced by the aroma of a home-cooked meal on August 13, as Dr. Eric Cerrati shuttered his Salt Lake City facial plastic surgery practice. He and his entire staff spent the day at the Ronald McDonald House, trading patient consultations for serving lunch to families of pediatric patients.
Deckorators Launches Build It Forward Initiative in Nashville
Eighty contractors are descending on Nashville this October to construct custom outdoor living spaces for local families in need. The four-day Build It Forward initiative, spearheaded by composite decking brand Deckorators, pairs skilled professionals with the nonprofit Rebuilding Together Nashville to revitalize residential properties.
COCA Removes Cross-Chain Barriers With New Aurora Labs Integration
Moving stablecoins between blockchains just became a background task for COCA users. By integrating Aurora Intents, the self-custodial banking app now allows deposits from over a dozen different networks into a single address, effectively removing the manual bridging and network-selection steps that have historically hindered mainstream crypto adoption.
Peptide Synthesis Market Projected to Reach USD 2.59 Billion by 2031
The global peptide synthesis market is set to climb to USD 2.59 billion by 2031, expanding at a compound annual growth rate of 6.39 percent. Driven by a robust pipeline of peptide-based therapeutics, the industry is shifting toward automated production and sustainable manufacturing to meet complex drug development needs.
Boar's Head Rebrands Hummus Line and Reintroduces Pumpkin Pie Flavor
Sarasota-based Boar’s Head Brand is marking the arrival of autumn by bringing back its seasonal Pumpkin Pie Dessert Hummus. Alongside the limited-time release, the company has unveiled a comprehensive visual redesign of its entire Fine-Crafted Hummus Collection to streamline the shopping experience and highlight its traditional recipes.
U.S. Money Reserve Partners with Visual Capitalist for Gold Education
Austin-based precious metals distributor U.S. Money Reserve is joining forces with data visualization firm Visual Capitalist to create educational content on gold ownership. The collaboration aims to simplify complex market data, helping investors better understand how precious metals function as a hedge against economic volatility and long-term uncertainty.
Breezeline and DIRECTV Launch Satellite-Free Streaming Partnership
Customers seeking live sports and entertainment now have a new option as Breezeline integrates DIRECTV’s streaming service into its fiber-powered network. The collaboration allows subscribers to access premium content via the DIRECTV Gemini device or app, supported by a two-year price guarantee and no annual contract requirements.
Divine Opens Looping Video App to Public With Taco Bell Partnership
After nine months of development, the short-form video app Divine is dropping its invite-only requirement this Thursday, August 20. The platform, which strictly prohibits AI-generated content and algorithm-driven engagement, is simultaneously launching its first commercial collaboration with Taco Bell to reach a broader audience of creators.
Navigating Florida Coastal Real Estate and Flood Insurance Risks
For prospective Florida homebuyers, the allure of beachfront living often obscures the complex financial burden of flood insurance. Panama City Beach broker Angie Outlaw warns that ignoring these premiums—which exist independently of standard homeowners policies—can derail long-term ownership plans and cause significant, unexpected shifts in monthly housing costs.
APX Lending Debuts 90/85 Standard to Minimize Crypto Collateral Loss
Toronto-based APX Lending is reshaping digital-asset credit by introducing the 90/85 Standard, a liquidation model that eliminates fees and restricts collateral sales during market downturns. The policy aims to protect Bitcoin holders from the aggressive sell-offs common in traditional crypto-backed lending, allowing borrowers to retain more of their underlying assets.
Craig Carton Joins OutKick as Platform Integrates with FOX News Digital
Veteran radio host Craig Carton is bringing his signature style to OutKick, headlining a new program that debuts September 8. The move arrives alongside a major structural shift for the platform, which officially becomes the primary sports brand under the FOX News Digital umbrella on August 24.
Ivim Health Earns U.S. News & World Report Best GLP-1 Platform Rating
Nearly 40,000 patient reviews have coalesced into formal industry recognition, as U.S. News & World Report named Ivim Health one of the country’s top GLP-1 telehealth platforms in its inaugural 2026-2027 rankings, marking a significant milestone in the company’s rapid expansion within the weight management sector.
Maxis Advisors Marks Three Decades of Strategic Site Selection
Thirty years ago, site selection centered on basic logistics and labor pools. Today, Patric Zimmer’s Maxis Advisors navigates a labyrinth of geopolitical risk, energy capacity, and complex incentive negotiations. As the firm celebrates its 30th anniversary, it reflects on a shift from simple advisory work to high-stakes corporate infrastructure strategy.
Reindeer Gains Gartner Recognition for AI-Driven Process Automation
Reindeer has been named a Representative Vendor in the July 2026 Gartner Market Guide for Business Process Automation Tools. The recognition arrives as the industry pivots from rigid, isolated task automation toward end-to-end orchestration powered by AI agents capable of navigating complex, evolving enterprise workflows.
The $40 Trillion Question: How National Debt Shapes Household Budgets
With the U.S. national debt approaching $40 trillion, the consequences are no longer abstract fiscal figures. A new report from The Conference Board warns that rising deficits are actively driving up borrowing costs, directly impacting the financial milestones of students, homeowners, and small business owners across the country.
Katy Perry’s De Soi Targets Daytime Energy With Social Spritz
Katy Perry is expanding her nonalcoholic beverage brand, De Soi, into the functional daytime market with the launch of Social Spritz. Designed to provide a gentle, caffeine-free energy boost, the new seltzer line aims to bridge the gap between traditional sugary energy drinks and evening-focused relaxation beverages.
84 Lumber Appoints Dustin Hauenstein as Chief Financial Officer
As the Pennsylvania-based building materials giant marks its 70th anniversary, 84 Lumber has tapped former Designer Brands and JPMorgan Chase executive Dustin Hauenstein to lead its financial strategy. Hauenstein brings over 25 years of experience in retail and banking to the nation's largest privately held supplier.
Interstice Digital and FalconX Link Institutional Markets to Retail Chains
Institutional liquidity meets retail scale as Interstice Digital launches a cross-chain swap engine in partnership with prime brokerage FalconX. The non-custodial tool bridges the Canton Network—a platform purpose-built for capital markets—with the high-volume ecosystems of Solana, Ethereum, and the Robinhood Chain, aiming to streamline friction-heavy asset movement.
LG Energy Solution Launches Massive Lansing Battery Plant
Spanning 226 acres in Lansing, Michigan, a new LG Energy Solution facility has officially commenced operations. The plant represents a $2 billion investment aimed at bolstering North American battery production, with a target capacity of 35GWh and a workforce expected to grow to 1,700 employees by full-scale production.
VEVOR Targets Late-Summer Home Projects with Monthly Power 15 Sale
As summer transitions into autumn, homeowners often find their ambitious renovation lists stalled by the heat and the reality of unfinished maintenance. VEVOR is positioning its August "Monthly Power 15" event to address this, offering discounts on specific tools aimed at clearing the backlog of garage, yard, and workshop tasks.
David Traxler Takes Helm at Pinnacle Business Systems
After 27 years at the helm, Rob Anderson is stepping down as CEO of Pinnacle Business Systems. The Edmond-based technology provider confirmed the transition immediately, appointing longtime executive David Traxler to lead the company as it shifts from its original IBM-centric roots toward a broader portfolio of enterprise solutions.
Motive Medical Intelligence Scales Performance Standards to Non-Physicians
As nurse practitioners and physician assistants assume a dominant role in patient care, Motive Medical Intelligence has updated its Practicing Wisely platform to hold all clinicians to the same evidence-based benchmarks. The move addresses the shifting landscape of U.S. healthcare where non-physician providers now handle nearly half of primary care services.
Siteimprove Federal Platform Secures FedRAMP Ready Status
Minneapolis-based Siteimprove has earned FedRAMP Ready status at the Moderate impact level for its digital accessibility platform. This designation allows U.S. federal agencies to begin evaluating the software to meet strict Section 508 compliance requirements while adhering to the government’s rigorous cloud security standards for public-facing digital content.
IDC Names West Monroe a Major Player in Change Management Consulting
West Monroe has been named a Major Player in the 2026 IDC MarketScape for People, Organization, and Change Management Consulting Services. The recognition highlights the firm’s ability to merge AI-native capabilities with execution-focused strategies, helping clients navigate the complex shift in workforce roles and operating models driven by new technology.
Vail Resorts Sets 2026/27 Opening Dates Amid Super El Niño Hopes
With preseason forecasts pointing toward a potential Super El Niño winter, Vail Resorts has unveiled its opening schedule for the 2026/27 season. The company is banking on a combination of aggressive snowmaking and favorable weather patterns to kick off operations, starting with Keystone Resort, which aims to lead the North American season in October.
Indigo Light May Hold the Key to Preventing Childhood Myopia
Nearly 5 billion people are projected to be near-sighted by 2050, as modern indoor life increasingly isolates children from the full-spectrum sunlight necessary for healthy eye development. New research suggests that supplementing standard indoor lighting with specific indigo wavelengths could effectively halt the progression of myopia.
Ten U.S. High Schools Win Grants to Foster Global Education
Ten high schools across nine states have been awarded the 2025–2026 Tony Cook Memorial Grant to bolster international education. Provided by the AIFS Foundation and Academic Year in America, the funding supports creative initiatives ranging from global food fairs to immersive educational travel designed to broaden student perspectives.
vertTV Launches Action-Romance Microseries Call of Duty and Love
A former covert operative is forced out of hiding to rescue a kidnapped teenager, only to discover the victim is his own daughter. Starring Jason-Shane Scott and Jessica Morris, the high-stakes microseries Call of Duty and Love premieres today on the vertTV mobile app, marking the platform's latest push into cinematic short-form content.
Marcus Holloway Named CEO as Sourcepass Founder Shifts to Chairman
After five years of rapid scaling, managed services provider Sourcepass is restructuring its leadership to navigate the next phase of its expansion. Founder Chuck Canton moves to executive chairman, handing the chief executive reins to Marcus Holloway, a veteran tasked with steering the firm toward AI-driven service delivery.
ENGWE Unveils Dual-Motor E26 3.0 for Enhanced All-Terrain Performance
Riders demanding more from their machines are pushing manufacturers toward dual-motor systems, and ENGWE is answering that shift with its upcoming E26 3.0. Set for a September 2 launch, the bike marks a transition for the brand’s flagship ATB platform, prioritizing raw climbing power and traction across unpredictable surfaces.