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Investors Target Cogent Communications in Securities Fraud Class Action
A class action lawsuit filed by Pomerantz LLP alleges that Cogent Communications Holdings misled shareholders regarding its wavelength business operations and financial health. Investors seeking to serve as lead plaintiff in the case against the telecommunications company have until September 21, 2026, to file their petitions with the court.
Primoris Services Faces Class Action Lawsuit Following Stock Volatility
Investors who suffered losses in Primoris Services Corporation are being urged to join a newly filed class action lawsuit. Pomerantz LLP initiated the litigation, alleging that the firm and its executives engaged in securities fraud, with a court deadline of September 21, 2026, for those seeking lead plaintiff status.
Harold Ford Jr. joins Truist as vice chair of wholesale banking
Harold Ford Jr. joins Charlotte-based Truist Financial Corporation on August 31, stepping into the role of vice chair for the firm’s wholesale banking division. Reporting to Chief Wholesale Banking Officer Kristin Lesher, he will focus on expanding client relationships and driving business growth across the company’s corporate and institutional sectors.
ICF Secures $20 Million Contract for Northeast Utility Efficiency
A consortium of Northeast utilities has tapped Reston-based ICF to continue managing a massive portfolio of residential energy efficiency and electrification programs. The $20 million recompete contract, awarded in the second quarter of 2026, focuses on scaling building performance standards to drive down customer costs and bolster regional grid stability.
Harmonic Sets Investor Day for September 2026 in New York
Investors and industry leaders will convene in New York City on September 15, 2026, as Harmonic hosts an exclusive look at its shift toward a pure-play broadband technology model. The two-hour event aims to clarify the company's long-term growth strategy and its role in the evolving infrastructure landscape.
EastGroup Properties Raises Quarterly Dividend by 13 Percent
Shareholders of EastGroup Properties are set to receive a larger quarterly payout after the company's Board of Directors approved a 12.9 percent dividend hike. The increase brings the distribution to $1.75 per share, marking the latest milestone in a 34-year streak of maintaining or raising dividend payments.
Lam Research Lifts Quarterly Dividend by 27 Percent
Fremont-based semiconductor equipment manufacturer Lam Research Corporation is boosting its quarterly dividend by 27 percent, raising the payout from $0.26 to $0.33 per share. This move underscores the company’s current financial standing as it continues to supply critical wafer fabrication technology to global chipmakers.
SmartSolve Debuts Plastic-Free PureNil 0 to Replace PVA Films
As the single-dose detergent market climbs toward a projected $6.3 billion valuation by 2035, Bowling Green-based SmartSolve is targeting the industry’s reliance on polyvinyl alcohol. The company has introduced PureNil 0, a bio-based, water-soluble packaging material designed to eliminate the microplastic runoff associated with traditional laundry and dishwasher pods.
Kazia Therapeutics Launches Public Offering to Fund Paxalisib Trials
Sydney-based oncology firm Kazia Therapeutics has initiated a tranched registered public offering of American Depositary Shares and accompanying warrants. The company aims to leverage the capital to accelerate clinical development of its lead drug candidate, paxalisib, across multiple breast cancer indications and other oncology research programs.
IM Cannabis Executes 30-for-1 Reverse Stock Split on Nasdaq
IM Cannabis Corp. has officially implemented a 30-for-1 reverse stock split, with the company's common shares beginning trade on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the new consolidated structure today. The move reduces the total outstanding share count from approximately 18.57 million to roughly 618,899 shares, excluding fractional adjustments.
Virginia Water Infrastructure Stagnates as ASCE Issues Critical Grades
Virginia’s water and wastewater systems remain stuck in a cycle of neglect, earning stagnant grades of C+ and D+ respectively in the 2026 American Society of Civil Engineers report. The lack of movement over the past four years signals a deepening crisis for the state’s aging utility infrastructure.
American College of Lifestyle Medicine Sets 2026 Annual Conference
The American College of Lifestyle Medicine (ACLM) will host its 2026 Annual Conference from November 8 to 11 at the Rosen Shingle Creek Resort in Orlando, Florida. The hybrid event features 145 sessions centered on scaling lifestyle medicine interventions to address the persistent epidemic of chronic disease.
Detroit’s Walker-Miller Energy Services Joins 2026 Inc. 5000 List
Detroit-based Walker-Miller Energy Services has secured the 1,045th spot on the 2026 Inc. 5000, a ranking of the fastest-growing private companies in the United States. The recognition highlights the firm’s rapid expansion in the clean energy sector and its impact on regional economic development and workforce equity.
Industrial Physics Acquires Test Equipment Specialist Vitrek
Industrial Physics has acquired Lockport-based Vitrek LLC, a move that marks the fifth exit for Branford Castle Partners’ inaugural fund. The transaction integrates Vitrek’s precision electrical safety and jet engine balancing systems into the global measurement group, which is currently backed by funds affiliated with KKR.
Darden Restaurants Sets Fiscal 2027 First Quarter Earnings Call
Darden Restaurants will pull back the curtain on its fiscal 2027 first quarter performance on September 24, 2026. The Orlando-based operator, which oversees a vast portfolio ranging from Olive Garden to Ruth's Chris Steak House, intends to publish its financial results just before the opening bell that Thursday morning.
FlyersRights Challenges Proposed Rollback of Airline Pricing Transparency
“This proposed rule is a license for airlines to confuse, deceive, and make it more difficult for passengers to price shop,” said Paul Hudson, president of the advocacy group FlyersRights, as he formally challenged the Department of Transportation’s attempt to weaken the long-standing Full Fare Advertising Rule in Washington this week.
Peoria Dealership Highlights Luxury Vehicles Featuring Massage Seats
For drivers prioritizing cabin comfort, Mercedes-Benz of Arrowhead is highlighting its current inventory of vehicles equipped with integrated massage seating. The Peoria dealership is showcasing both new and pre-owned models across several luxury brands, allowing customers to filter specific high-end trim levels directly through their online search portal.
Alex Morgan and TOGETHXR Acquire Stake in Bet on Her App
To solve the fragmented landscape of women's sports coverage, athlete Alex Morgan and media company TOGETHXR have acquired an equity stake in the Bet on Her app. The partnership aims to unify storytelling with real-time data, creating a centralized hub for fans to track scores, schedules, and community events globally.
Dave Mondragon on Why Scale Is the New Survival Metric for Dealers
With margin compression and rising capital costs squeezing auto retailers, AutoTrust CEO Dave Mondragon argues that independent dealers must pivot from showroom renovations to collective leverage. By uniting 300 franchise stores into a cooperative model, the alliance aims to counter the influence of massive, capital-backed consolidators.
Central Indiana Picklr Joins St. Louis Shock Minor League Ranks
Five local athletes have secured spots on the St. Louis Shock’s minor league team, marking a strategic expansion of professional pickleball influence into central Indiana. This partnership between the Shock and the Picklr franchise network connects local players to a national competitive pipeline, including pathways to the 2027 minor league nationals.
Asset Panda Targets Evidence Management with New Digital Tools
Frisco-based Asset Panda is moving to digitize law enforcement evidence logs, replacing traditional paper-based tracking with a cloud-centered platform. By integrating AI-driven workflows into its existing management software, the company aims to eliminate documentation gaps that frequently compromise criminal cases during court proceedings.
Berea College Eliminates All Student Costs Starting Fall 2027
Starting in the fall of 2027, Berea College will move beyond tuition-free status to cover 100% of housing, food, and fees for every enrolled student. The initiative, dubbed the Financial Freedom Pledge, marks a significant shift in higher education financing by removing the burden of student loans entirely.
Evonik Commits 150 Million CAD to Expand Vancouver Biotech Hub
Evonik is funneling over 150 million CAD into a new Good Manufacturing Practice facility in Vancouver, aiming to triple its production capacity for lipid-based drug delivery systems. The project, slated for completion in 2029, secures 68 million CAD in backing from the Canadian federal government’s Strategic Response Fund.
PMI U.S. Calls for Overhaul of University-to-Work Pipeline in AI Era
As AI-driven hiring systems create an automated standoff between applicants and employers, a new report from PMI U.S. argues that the traditional transition from higher education to the workforce is failing. The findings call for a fundamental shift toward prioritizing human judgment over algorithmic credential-screening.
Arizona State University Launches Three-Year Education Degrees
Facing a persistent national teacher shortage, Arizona State University is introducing the country's first three-year bachelor's degrees in elementary and special education from a public university. The accelerated programs aim to reduce financial barriers and expedite entry into classrooms while maintaining rigorous state certification and clinical preparation standards.
Send2Press Expands AI Seeding to Boost Brand Visibility in Answer Engines
As AI search platforms transform how users find information, Temecula-based newswire Send2Press is formalizing its AI engine optimization efforts. The company is now offering manual 'seeding' services to help client content surface in major LLMs, positioning this human-led approach as a cost-effective alternative to automated, high-fee marketing agencies.
Mimi's Cafe Expands Seasonal Offerings with Biscuit-Centric Fall Menu
From California to Florida, Mimi’s Cafe is shifting its 38 locations toward a seasonal menu that prioritizes fresh-baked biscuits and pumpkin-infused cocktails. The chain, which operates across nine states, officially rolled out its fall lineup on August 27, moving beyond traditional coffee-shop staples to include savory lunch wraps and brunch-style entrees.
Building a Legacy on the Water: Why Lakefront Homes Endure
For families seeking more than a seasonal escape, a lakefront property often transforms into a cornerstone of generational identity. According to real estate expert Deb Paton Showley of Coldwell Banker, these homes serve as critical anchors, fostering shared traditions and long-term continuity that transcend typical real estate investments.
Broward County Shifts Strategy to Tackle Growing Waste Crisis
With 26 municipalities and the county government signing off on a new facilities amendment, Broward County is officially launching a sweeping master plan to overhaul its waste management. The initiative aims to divert millions of tons of refuse from near-capacity facilities while curbing rising disposal costs.
Inns of Monterey Extend Seasonal Travel Deals
With the peak vacation season waning, the Inns of Monterey collection is leveraging the mild late-summer climate on California's Central Coast to drive extended stays. The group, comprising five boutique properties, is rolling out tiered discounts designed to incentivize four-night coastal retreats over traditional weekend getaways.