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Global Soybean Oil Market Projected to Reach $57.66 Billion by 2031
The global soybean oil market is set to expand from $43.87 billion in 2026 to $57.66 billion by 2031, according to data from Mordor Intelligence. This growth, forecasted at a 5.62% CAGR, is driven by structural demand for biofuels and shifting supply-chain requirements in the European Union.
OneAmerica Financial Expands Long-Term Care Options
OneAmerica Financial is broadening its Asset Care product suite, introducing new benefit durations and annuity funding riders designed to give families more control over retirement assets. The updates aim to bridge the gap between long-term care coverage and the preservation of financial legacies for heirs.
Ademi LLP Scrutinizes Priority Technology Holdings Buyout Terms
Shareholders of Priority Technology Holdings are facing a proposed all-cash buyout at $8.05 per share, a deal valuing the firm at approximately $1.6 billion. Milwaukee-based law firm Ademi LLP has launched an investigation into the transaction, questioning whether the price truly captures the company's long-term value for public investors.
Georgia Power expands accessibility initiatives at state parks
Hundreds of Georgia Power employees will head into state parks this Saturday, September 26, for the annual Your State Parks Day. Beyond physical cleanup efforts, the utility is backing the new Georgia in Color initiative with a $10,000 donation to provide specialized glasses for visitors with color vision deficiency.
Netmarble Expands Tokyo Game Show Presence with Three New Titles
With sixty-three interactive demo units spread across its floor space, Netmarble marked its second consecutive Tokyo Game Show appearance by unveiling three upcoming titles. The Seoul-based publisher utilized the event to transition from static showcases to hands-on player engagement for its latest catalog of anime-inspired projects.
HOIN Debuts Rugged HOP-HQ400 Portable Thermal Printer
Engineered for the unpredictable environments of logistics and outdoor field operations, the new HOP-HQ400 from Shenzhen-based HOIN merges industrial-grade durability with dual-mode printing. The device, which officially launched September 21, aims to replace specialized hardware by handling both receipt and label tasks within a single, reinforced portable unit.
Meshy Unveils Mora Architecture and High-Resolution 3D Modeling
Instead of relying on a single video model to hallucinate consistent environments, Meshy is decoupling world-building into specialized layers. The company’s new Mora architecture separates game logic from visual rendering, while the concurrent launch of Meshy 7.1 pushes generative 3D geometry to an unprecedented 4096³ voxel resolution.
Proterra Investment Partners Strengthens Leadership Team
Minneapolis-based alternative asset manager Proterra Investment Partners has reshaped its leadership structure, appointing Jennie Park as Head of Capital Formation and elevating Matt Coad to Head of Investor Solutions. These strategic hires signal an aggressive push to expand the firm’s global footprint within the specialized food and agribusiness sectors.
Sonoma Valley students gain new college access pathway
A new partnership between Students Rising Above and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma Valley aims to bridge the gap between high school graduation and college completion. Starting in the 2026–27 academic year, the collaboration embeds specialized academic advising directly into the familiar community setting of the local Club.
Unitech HT730 Plus Targets Cold Chain Logistics with -30°C Capability
In environments where standard electronics fail, Unitech’s new HT730 Plus handheld terminal maintains operations at temperatures as low as -30°C. Designed for rigorous warehouse and cold storage demands, the device integrates specialized heating technology to prevent screen lag, condensation, and data loss during intensive industrial scanning shifts.
Amped Fitness to Debut Immersive Gym Concept in Las Vegas
Stepping into the Nevada market for the first time, Amped Fitness is preparing to launch a flagship location at 2160 N Rainbow Blvd, aiming to disrupt the local gym scene by housing eight highly stylized, destination-themed training environments under a single membership roof.
Garrett Gee Appointed to Spearhead Channel Sales at TPx
Garrett Gee, an eight-time CRN Channel Chief with over 25 years of industry experience, has joined Austin-based managed services provider TPx to lead its Channel Sales division. His appointment marks a strategic pivot for the company as it seeks to accelerate growth through its indirect partner network.
Vail Resorts Sets October 7 Deadline for Discounted Epic Day Passes
Skiers and riders looking to hit the slopes this winter have until October 7 to secure an Epic Day Pass at current rates, offering up to 65% savings compared to standard window tickets. The program allows guests to lock in access to major resorts like Vail and Whistler Blackcomb for $118 daily.
Jeptha Creed Marks Decade of Heirloom Bourbon with Anniversary Series
From the fields of Shelby County to the glass, the Nethery family is chronicling a decade of Kentucky distilling through a three-part documentary series. The project, which launched this summer, highlights the distillery’s commitment to heirloom corn varietals and the agricultural heritage that defines their craft spirits.
TILT Story Acquires LionShare to Merge Data Analytics with Creative Strategy
Detroit-based TILT Story has acquired Kansas City’s LionShare, a move designed to bridge the gap between healthcare brand strategy and measurable marketing ROI. By integrating LionShare’s proprietary CRM and automation platform, the combined entity aims to provide hospitals and health systems with a unified approach to patient engagement and growth.
Beyond Surface Damage: Evaluating Paintless Dent Repair
Jason Phelps, owner of Magic Dent in Apex, North Carolina, argues that the viability of paintless dent repair depends on more than just the diameter of a blemish. By focusing on metal flexibility and structural access, technicians can often bypass traditional body shop methods for a variety of common vehicle impacts.
Hyundai Renews Partnership with Atlanta Braves Through 2029
The decade-long collaboration between Hyundai and the Atlanta Braves will continue for at least another four seasons, extending a corporate sponsorship that began in 2014. The deal reinforces the automaker's deep ties to Georgia, where the company is currently scaling its massive $7.59 billion Metaplant facility near Savannah.
Massage Envy Secures Top Spot in 2026 Newsweek Readers' Choice Awards
Thousands of public votes have propelled Massage Envy to the number one position in the 2026 Newsweek Readers' Choice Awards. The accolade highlights the Scottsdale-based franchisor’s dominant footprint in the wellness sector, marking a significant milestone for the brand two decades after its initial launch.
Northern Virginia Housing Market Outpaces National Inventory Growth
Northern Virginia’s housing market is experiencing a peculiar divergence from national trends: while sales volume has cooled and prices continue to climb, the region is seeing inventory expand at three times the national rate, even as it remains significantly more constrained than the broader U.S. landscape.
Neo-Noir Thriller 'The Poisoner' Tours Wisconsin to Spotlight Local Issues
The neo-noir thriller The Poisoner, a fictional drama inspired by the Flint water crisis, arrives in Wisconsin this October for a three-city tour. Directed by two-time Obie Award winner Lee Sunday Evans, the production aims to bridge the gap between theatrical storytelling and the state's urgent battles over water and energy.
Muinzer and Walton Street Capital Sell Purdue Student Housing Assets
A five-year business plan reached its conclusion in just two years as Muinzer and Walton Street Capital finalized the sale of two student housing communities near Purdue University. The deal involving Grant Street Station and South Street Station marks a strategic exit for the partners in West Lafayette.
Choosing Between Recreational and Competitive Gymnastics
For parents weighing the benefits of youth athletics, the distinction between recreational and competitive gymnastics often comes down to a child's temperament and long-term goals. While both paths foster physical fitness, they diverge significantly in their demands for time, discipline, and performance-based pressure.
Navigating Annuity Strategies for Reliable Retirement Income
Retirees often face a complex landscape when choosing between fixed, indexed, and immediate annuities to secure their financial future. In a recent HelloNation feature, insurance expert Rita Trent of Trent Insurance Services provides a framework for evaluating these contracts beyond the lure of promotional interest rates and marketing headlines.
Hills Distribution Acquires E-commerce Player PEXUniverse
Merging a legacy of Northeast brick-and-mortar operations with a digital-first model, Hills Distribution has acquired Brooklyn-based PEXUniverse. The move secures a national footprint for the plumbing and HVAC supplier, integrating 8,000 active SKUs into a platform that now spans five distinct regional and digital brands.
AGV America Secures $1.25 Million Factoring Deal for Robotics Expansion
A Texas-based autonomous robotics firm, AGV America, has secured a $1.25 million invoice factoring facility from Gateway Commercial Finance. The funding replaces a restrictive local bank line of credit, providing the necessary liquidity to navigate 90-day payment cycles common among its Fortune 500 manufacturing clients.
Kasowitz LLP Challenges Tirana Mayor’s Continued Detention
Albania’s Supreme Court has upheld the ongoing detention of Tirana Mayor Erion Veliaj, effectively ignoring a prior Constitutional Court ruling that demanded a more rigorous review of his case. The decision keeps the mayor behind bars for a nineteenth month, sparking a direct confrontation over the authority of Albania’s highest judicial body.
Enercare Rebrands Furnace Maintenance as Nostalgic Comfort Days
Claymation-style visuals and holiday-inspired warmth anchor Enercare’s latest campaign, which aims to shift the consumer perception of furnace maintenance from a seasonal chore to a proactive step toward a cozy winter. The initiative, launched in late September, seeks to encourage earlier system checks before temperatures plummet across Canada.
Elementl Power Appoints Navy Veteran Robey Clark to Lead Nuclear Projects
Robey Clark, a former U.S. Navy submarine officer and Kairos Power executive, has joined Elementl Power as senior vice president of projects. He steps into the role with a mandate to oversee the developer's 5-gigawatt nuclear portfolio, including high-profile initiatives with Google and ongoing small modular reactor efforts in Ohio.
ZERO Prostate Cancer Expands National Network for Patient Mentors
More than 100 advocates and support group leaders gathered in Minneapolis this August for the fifth annual ZERO Prostate Cancer training summit. The two-day event focused on equipping volunteers with clinical insights and emotional wellness strategies to better serve patients navigating the complexities of a prostate cancer diagnosis.
Crowley Partners with Junior Achievement to Train Puerto Rico Students
With 80% of Puerto Rico’s imports arriving by sea, the island faces a critical need for skilled maritime and logistics personnel. Crowley is addressing this gap through a new $40,000 initiative with Junior Achievement Americas, designed to prepare over 350 high school students for careers in the region's essential supply chains.