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Global Edge Computing Market Projected to Reach $317 Billion by 2031
The global edge computing market is poised for significant expansion, with valuations expected to climb from $111.34 billion in 2026 to $317.39 billion by 2031. Driven by a compound annual growth rate of 23.3%, the sector is shifting toward localized data processing to support AI, real-time analytics, and industrial automation.
Jerry Blais Launches Core8 Catalyst to Guide Early-Career Professionals
After watching countless high-potential graduates drift into roles that failed to align with their long-term ambitions, executive coach Jerry Blais has launched Core8 Catalyst. The platform offers a structured roadmap for young professionals, combining peer mentorship and practical skill-building to replace uncertainty with intentional career design.
Holland America Adds Zuiderdam to Fleet-Wide Evolution Program
Following the success of the Oosterdam refurbishment, Holland America Line has selected the Zuiderdam as the second vessel in its expansive 153-year fleet renovation project. The transformation introduces a suite of new cabin categories and signature public spaces designed to modernize the guest experience across the company’s vessels.
Brian Halsell Joins TBG Partners to Lead Dallas Landscape Initiatives
With over two decades of experience navigating Texas’ most challenging ecological landscapes, Brian Halsell has joined the Dallas studio of TBG Partners as principal. His transition marks a strategic push for the firm to bolster its civic and mixed-use design portfolio by integrating specialized conservation expertise into large-scale urban development.
Sorenson Communications Named to Time’s 2026 List of Best Private Companies
Salt Lake City-based Sorenson Communications has secured a spot on Time’s America’s Best Private Companies 2026 list, a ranking determined by the direct feedback of over 217,000 employees nationwide. The accolade highlights the firm’s internal culture, prioritizing accessibility and professional growth for its staff.
PACS Group Faces Securities Litigation Over Medicare Billing Allegations
Investors who held PACS Group stock prior to April 2024 are being urged to contact the Shareholders Foundation as a class-action lawsuit works its way through the courts. The litigation centers on claims that the company’s profitability from 2020 to 2023 relied on a fraudulent scheme involving Medicare billings.
Blackbaud Coalition Launches Free AI Certification for Nonprofits
With 85% of nonprofit professionals now using artificial intelligence but only 10% reporting significant operational gains, the AI Coalition for Social Impact is stepping in to bridge the gap. The group, convened by Blackbaud, has launched a free, product-agnostic certification program aimed at building essential AI maturity.
The Safety Paradox: Parents Resist School Phone Bans
Conflict defines the modern school year as 90% of parents demand their children retain mobile access during class hours, directly opposing the wave of restrictive phone bans currently sweeping through more than 35 states. This divide forces families to weigh classroom focus against the urgent need for emergency connectivity.
First National Holdings Breach Puts Sensitive Personal Data at Risk
A massive data breach at First National Holdings has exposed highly sensitive information, including Social Security numbers, financial account details, and health insurance records. The incident has prompted the law firm Wolf Haldenstein Adler Freeman & Herz LLP to launch an investigation into potential legal claims on behalf of affected individuals.
Mid-Market Firms Stalled by Execution Drag Despite Talent Gains
While mid-market enterprises across the Americas and Europe report robust internal talent and culture scores, these gains are consistently neutralized by structural bottlenecks. New data from the Maturity Code study reveals that operational friction in data infrastructure and leadership strategy is currently preventing companies from realizing measurable value from AI investments.
Hadrius Secures $27 Million to Automate Financial Compliance
Financial services firms are struggling to keep pace with the massive volume of AI-generated trades and marketing content. New York-based Hadrius is stepping in to bridge this gap, announcing a $27 million funding round today to scale its agentic compliance infrastructure for over 500 existing institutional clients.
V&V Supremo Secures Top Honors at 2026 American Cheese Society Awards
Two staples from the Chicago-based family producer, V&V Supremo Foods, secured podium finishes at the 2026 American Cheese Society Judging & Competition. The event, held in Chicago, serves as a premier showcase for dairy craftsmanship, pitting the brand’s authentic Mexican-style offerings against the industry’s most respected producers across North America.
Why Most Workers Lack Fulfillment and How Four Key Pillars Change That
Nearly half of American employees report a lack of fulfillment in their professional lives, according to a new study from MeaningSphere. Among the 522 workers surveyed, those who do report high satisfaction share a specific, proactive strategy, focusing on personal influence rather than waiting for external changes to their environment.
Leaf Home Integrates Motion-Sensor Lighting Into Stair Lift Rails
Seventy-seven percent of homeowners cite multi-level layouts as the primary obstacle to aging in place, a statistic driving new safety innovations in residential mobility. Leaf Home is addressing this navigation challenge by launching a built-in motion-sensor lighting system designed to illuminate staircases automatically as users approach.
The DUST Test and Mosaic Diagnostics Partner on Mold Exposure Screening
Environmental assessment firm The DUST Test and clinical lab Mosaic Diagnostics have launched a joint diagnostic initiative, the Mycotoxin Body + Home Panel. The collaboration aims to bridge the gap between home-based air quality analysis and human biological testing to better identify the sources of mold-related health issues.
BioAge Labs Launches Phase 2 Trial for Cardiovascular Drug BGE-102
BioAge Labs has dosed the first participant in the QUELL-CV trial, a Phase 2 proof-of-concept study evaluating BGE-102. This oral, brain-penetrant NLRP3 inhibitor, identified through HitGen's DNA-encoded library platform, aims to reduce cardiovascular risk by targeting inflammatory pathways in patients with elevated health concerns.
RainFocus Connects Event Workflows to Adobe Content Supply Chain
Event marketing platform RainFocus has launched two new integrations with Adobe Experience Manager, aiming to eliminate content bottlenecks by syncing event data directly into Adobe’s ecosystem. The move allows enterprise teams to automate asset management and session updates, bridging the gap between event planning and digital web execution.
Decoding Minnesota DWI Degrees: A Guide for Defendants
A single DWI charge in Minnesota rarely carries a uniform weight, as state law categorizes impaired driving into a tiered system ranging from misdemeanors to felonies. Minneapolis defense attorney Maxwell Shek outlines the critical factors, from testing procedures to prior records, that dictate the severity of these legal classifications.
High-Definition Displays Are Redefining Corporate Event Presence
When a brand steps onto a busy trade show floor, its physical signage often speaks louder than the sales team. Printing Limitless is observing a shift in event marketing, where businesses increasingly prioritize premium, high-resolution banners and cohesive booth displays to secure credibility before a single conversation begins.
Future Standard Taps Industry Veteran Edwin Conway as CEO
After two decades of building Future Standard into a $94 billion alternative asset manager, co-founder Michael Forman is stepping into a full-time Executive Chairman role. He hands the chief executive reins to Edwin Conway, a financial veteran with extensive leadership experience at BlackRock and Blackstone.
Selecting a Dental Implant Provider: Expert Guidance from Ocoee
Patients often prioritize location when replacing missing teeth, yet specialized oral restoration requires a more rigorous vetting process. Dr. Freddy Mezquia of Smiles of Ocoee argues that long-term success hinges on evaluating a dentist's clinical background, technical experience, and commitment to clear, patient-centered communication.
NuTrail Targets Protein-Conscious Shoppers with New Granola Line
Salt Lake City-based granola brand NuTrail is expanding its footprint with a new protein-focused product line, aiming to capture a market of consumers balancing the desire for increased protein intake with a strict avoidance of added sugars. The launch seeks to move beyond the traditional chalky texture of protein-heavy cereals.
Identifying Storm Damage to New Hampshire Roofs
High winds and hail frequently compromise residential roofing in Central New Hampshire, often leaving behind subtle damage that remains invisible from the ground. Jason Rule, a roofing expert at Jasmor Properties, warns that failing to identify these early warning signs can lead to significant water intrusion and long-term structural decay.
Pinwheel Launches Screen-Free Landline to Curb Childhood Tech Overload
With 78% of U.S. households abandoning traditional phone jacks, Austin-based Pinwheel is bringing the landline back for the digital native generation. The company’s new voice-only home phone for children aged 5-12 aims to replace screen-based communication with verbal conversation, eliminating the distractions of apps, social media, and constant notifications.
Small Business Optimism Masks Fragile Financial Foundations
Eighty-six percent of small business owners believe they are on track to meet their financial goals, yet a new Guardian report suggests this widespread confidence hides significant vulnerabilities. Many entrepreneurs are failing to bridge the gap between their ambitious long-term plans and the practical safeguards needed to secure their assets.
ST Math Earns 2026 Math Learning Solution of the Year Award
Irvine-based MIND Education has secured the 2026 EdTech Breakthrough Award for its ST Math program, outperforming a field of 3,000 global nominees. The recognition centers on the platform’s unique neuroscience-driven approach, which replaces text-heavy instruction with visual puzzles to help students master complex mathematical concepts.
Drury Hotels Secures 20th JD Power Award for Guest Satisfaction
For the twentieth time, Drury Hotels has claimed the top spot in the JD Power North America Hotel Guest Satisfaction Index, marking a second consecutive year leading the upscale category. The Missouri-based chain outperformed competitors across all seven measured dimensions in a survey of over 44,000 travelers.
Scaling Food as Medicine to Address Rising Healthcare Costs
As health systems grapple with the dual pressure of rising costs and stagnant patient outcomes, Mom’s Meals has published a white paper detailing how to shift nutrition-based care from small-scale pilots to a fully integrated, scalable model within the broader healthcare infrastructure.
Mastering West Texas Landscapes Through Precise Irrigation
In the scorching heat of Big Spring, maintaining a vibrant landscape requires more than a simple hose. Gardening expert Terri Johansen of Johansen Landscape & Nursery argues that the key to survival in West Texas lies in moving away from generic schedules toward a precise, moisture-monitored irrigation strategy.
Max Alexander Named to 2026 TIME100 Creators List
At ten years old, Los Angeles-based fashion designer Max Alexander has been named to the 2026 TIME100 Creators list, marking his recognition among the world’s most influential digital voices. The Guinness World Record holder for the youngest runway designer is now being celebrated for his global impact on sustainable fashion.