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Nashville-based Thyme Companies has appointed former Flatiron Health CEO Carolyn Starrett as executive vice president of new ventures. Tasked with expanding the firm’s oncology reach, Starrett will leverage two decades of experience in clinical research and data to develop businesses aimed at fixing fractures within the cancer care ecosystem.
Vail Resorts is transforming its private ski and snowboard lessons at Vail Mountain and Beaver Creek into a full-service experience. Starting this winter, the new Epic Ascent program automatically bundles expert instruction with a dedicated concierge to manage everything from gear rentals and dining reservations to mountain transportation.
Mark K. Nichol, a Certified Financial Planner, has joined Chicago-based Mesirow Wealth Management as a Wealth Advisor. His arrival marks the latest expansion for the employee-owned firm, which is currently leveraging its Empowered Advisor initiative to recruit industry talent focused on high-net-worth family planning and investment strategies.
Only one in ten clinical drug programs secures approval, a bottleneck driven by fragmented research and manual target assessment. South San Francisco-based Phylo is now launching Target Atlas, an AI-driven platform designed to compress months of evidence-gathering into days by automating target prioritization across thousands of disease assessments.
Beijing-based ReTo Eco-Solutions is consolidating its Class A shares on a twenty-to-one basis, a strategic maneuver designed to boost the company’s per-share market price. The move, aimed at maintaining compliance with Nasdaq listing requirements, will take effect when trading opens on October 2, 2026.
Utah First Credit Union has unveiled a 4.68% annual percentage yield on a 22-month certificate, marking the highest rate currently available from any financial institution in Utah. The limited-time offer aims to provide members with a secure way to maximize their savings throughout the nearly two-year term.
Forty years after Clay Fouts opened the first office in Phoenix, West USA Realty is bucking the industry trend of massive corporate consolidation. By maintaining a family-owned structure and an agent-first commission model, the brokerage has secured its position as a major player in the competitive Arizona real estate market.
A new 300,000-square-foot Don Pancho facility in Salem is cutting electricity consumption by nearly 1.9 million kilowatt-hours annually, thanks to a partnership between Reser’s Fine Foods and the Energy Trust of Oregon to overhaul refrigeration and compressed air systems at the site.
Denver-based predictive marketing firm Adswerve has achieved Adobe Real-Time Customer Data Platform specialization, solidifying its role in managing complex data stacks. This recognition arrives after three years of integrating Adobe Customer Journey Analytics, allowing the consultancy to bridge the gap between raw data collection and real-time customer profile activation.
Pittsburgh-based chip designer Efficient Computer has secured $97 million in Series B funding, pushing its total capital to $173 million. With a valuation of $650 million, the startup plans to transition its energy-efficient Fabric architecture from current physical AI applications into the high-demand datacenter market.
Omega Healthcare has been named a Gold-tier winner in the GeekWire and UiPath AI Breakthrough Awards, joining a select group of ten companies recognized for deploying agentic AI to reshape enterprise workflows. The honor marks the fourth consecutive year the firm has received top-tier recognition for its AI-driven healthcare solutions.
Small businesses across the United States added 28,000 net new jobs in September, marking the eighth consecutive month of growth. While the hiring pace remains more measured than earlier this year, the gains reflect a resilient small business sector where micro-enterprises are currently driving the majority of new staff recruitment.
MassChallenge is formalizing its long-term presence in North Texas by naming Dallas its second U.S. headquarters. This expansion, backed by a two-year grant from Lyda Hill Philanthropies, aims to solidify the region's position as a global hub for life sciences and biotechnology innovation through intensified commercialization support.
The Town of Frisco and The NHP Foundation have launched a two-pronged strategy to combat local housing shortages, breaking ground on a 52-unit affordable apartment complex while simultaneously opening a 54-unit workforce housing development, collectively designed to keep essential employees living within the mountain community.
A Las Cruces-based inventor is looking to solve the logistical headaches of bow hunting and target practice with a new design focused on portability. The Split Bow Archery Concept aims to simplify the transport and assembly of traditional bows, eliminating the common frustrations associated with complex stringing and equipment management.
Las Vegas insurers struggle with fragmented data and siloed marketing investments, a challenge Arity aims to solve with its new Lead Platform. By integrating acquisition sources, carrier workflows, and business outcomes into a single operating layer, the company provides firms with direct control over their customer acquisition strategies and performance.
Thomson Reuters will release its third-quarter 2026 financial results on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. The announcement marks a critical checkpoint for the company, which continues to integrate specialized software and intelligence tools across its legal, tax, and media divisions to support institutional decision-making.
Phantom Neuro has joined the Amputee Coalition’s national partnership program, aligning its development of minimally invasive neural interfaces with the advocacy goals of the nonprofit. The move aims to bridge the gap between emerging robotic prosthetic technology and the lived experiences of over 5.6 million Americans with limb loss.
Ninety-two percent of middle-market companies struggle to move generative AI from pilot programs to functional reality. Calabasas-based consultancy Faye is responding to this implementation gap by expanding its deployment services across major platforms including Claude, Fin, ElevenLabs, and Airia to bridge the divide between software strategy and operational results.
As the Tennessee Titans prepare for their final season at Nissan Stadium, the franchise has tapped La Pulga Tequila as its official tequila partner. The multi-year deal, launching with the 2026 season, signals a shift in gameday beverage offerings and includes the release of a limited-edition commemorative bottle.
Century Communities is set to launch Overland Ranch, a sprawling 370-acre residential development in southeast Aurora, Colorado, marking the final opportunity for homebuyers to secure new construction within the highly sought-after Cherry Creek School District.
West Palm Beach-based Sterling Organization has acquired the 69,622-square-foot Pavilions Marketplace in West Hollywood, California. The purchase, executed through the firm’s Sterling Value Add Partners IV fund, secures a strategic retail site at the intersection of Santa Monica and North Robertson Boulevards in a high-density, affluent urban corridor.
Securden has earned a top-tier position in the latest GigaOm Radar for Enterprise Password Management, outperforming 23 other platforms in the critical categories of governance, risk, compliance, and emerging technologies. The recognition marks a shift in how the company approaches identity security beyond traditional credential storage.
After eight decades anchored to the iconic blue banana label, Miss Chiquita is stepping into a new, human-form role. As part of the company's annual October campaign, the mascot is now serving as an advocate for breast health, urging women to prioritize screenings and self-awareness in the fight against cancer.
The Ministry of Environment of Chubut Province has granted Jaguar Uranium Corp. the environmental impact assessment approval for its La Rosada prospect. This permit authorizes the company to begin immediate field operations across 59,895 hectares, marking a significant expansion for the firm’s flagship Laguna Salada project in Argentina.
Middle and high school students face increasing pressure to balance academics, athletics, and social demands, often neglecting the fuel required to sustain them. Chartwells K12 is addressing this gap with Power Up, a new initiative designed to link daily dietary choices with physical performance, mental focus, and recovery.
Living with the persistent ache of arthritis, a Houston-based inventor has developed a new personal care product dubbed MEDI. The invention aims to offer a simplified topical alternative for those struggling with muscle soreness and joint stiffness, helping users regain the mobility required for their daily routines.
The U.S. Senate has passed the Common Cents Act, moving the legislation to President Trump’s desk for a final signature. The bill arrives after months of lobbying by the National Restaurant Association, aiming to resolve widespread confusion over cash rounding practices following the national phase-out of the penny.
Rich Products has completed a $3.2 million renovation of its Customer Innovation Center at its Buffalo global headquarters, transforming underutilized space into a high-tech facility. The project integrates culinary production, digital collaboration tools, and media studios to accelerate product development and deepen customer engagement across the family-owned firm’s global network.
Martin Pinnes has taken the helm as Chief Executive Officer of Aurora Towers, stepping into the role on September 28, 2026. He succeeds Lawrence Gleason, who led the firm on an interim basis and will now shift his focus to chairing the company's Board of Directors.