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Closing the Coverage Gap: Insuring Florida’s Recreational Vehicles
Boca Raton residents often assume their standard auto or homeowners policies provide a safety net for golf carts, boats, and personal watercraft. According to insurance expert Ellie Mills, this misunderstanding leaves many owners financially exposed, as these specialty vehicles frequently fall outside the scope of traditional coverage, leading to significant out-of-pocket risks.
Richmond Mutual Bancorporation Declares Quarterly Dividend
Richmond Mutual Bancorporation stockholders will receive a cash dividend of $0.15 per share following the company's recent merger with The Farmers Bancorp. The board of directors confirmed the payout schedule today, marking the firm's continued commitment to shareholder returns as it integrates its new regional banking operations.
Simmons First National Increases Quarterly Dividend to $0.215
Number: With a payment of $0.215 per share, Simmons First National Corporation is extending a historic streak of shareholder returns. The quarterly cash dividend, payable October 1, 2026, marks a 1 percent increase over the same period last year and reinforces the firm’s status as a long-term financial performer.
Nevada King Shareholders Re-elect Board and Approve Plan Renewals
With 65.19% of outstanding shares represented at the August 20 meeting, Nevada King Gold Corp. investors moved to maintain continuity by re-electing the company’s four-member Board of Directors. The vote solidifies leadership as the firm continues development of its flagship Atlanta Gold Mine project in Nevada.
FDA Clears C2N Blood Test for Alzheimer’s Detection in Patients Over 40
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted clearance to C2N Diagnostics' PrecivityAD2 blood test for adults as young as 40 showing signs of cognitive impairment. This milestone marks the first time such a diagnostic tool has been approved for patients in this age group, signaling a shift toward earlier clinical intervention.
Real and RE/MAX Set Merger Terms Amid Heavy Cash Demand
RE/MAX Holdings stockholders have signaled a strong preference for cash in the company’s impending acquisition by The Real Brokerage, triggering proration clauses that will reshape the final payout. With cash elections exceeding the $80 million limit, investors must now accept a mix of liquidity and equity in the combined firm.
Realtor-backed group sues three California cities over housing laws
Conflict over the implementation of Senate Bill 79 has spilled into the courtroom, as a nonprofit sponsored by the California Association of Realtors filed suits against San Diego, San Francisco, and Montebello. The organization claims these municipalities are unlawfully obstructing new housing developments near transit hubs.
Mapping Social Wellness: A New Resource for Chicago’s Older Adults
Chicago has launched a first-of-its-kind interactive map designed to measure social wellness among residents aged 55 and older. By scoring 77 community areas, the tool identifies how local infrastructure and neighborhood dynamics impact the ability of older adults to build meaningful connections, helping planners target future investments and social support programs.
Joerns Healthcare Divests Netherlands Operations to Avance Care Group
Charlotte-based Joerns Healthcare has offloaded its Netherlands-based sales and service division to Avance Care Group, marking the final stage of a multi-year portfolio realignment. The deal shifts the manufacturer’s primary focus toward North American expansion while maintaining product availability across the Benelux region through a new distribution agreement.
Rare 1971 Plymouth Cuda Fetches Record $1.975 Million
A rare 1971 Plymouth Cuda convertible, equipped with a numbers-matching 440 six-pack engine and four-speed manual transmission, has set a new benchmark for private collector sales. Classic car expert Engels Gualdani, widely known as Mr. Muscle Car, facilitated the $1.975 million transaction between two private parties in Hilton, New York.
Abbott settles preterm formula lawsuits for $670 million
Abbott has reached agreements with three law firms to resolve the Gill case and approximately 2,000 additional claims related to its specialty preterm infant formulas. The settlement, totaling roughly $670 million, follows a high-profile $495 million jury verdict against the company in 2024 that had been upheld on appeal.
American Teachers Alliance Schedules National Summit in Raleigh
With public discourse often mired in debate, the American Teachers Alliance is shifting the focus toward educator morale. On October 3, 2026, the organization will host a one-day national summit at the Hampton Inn & Suites in Raleigh, North Carolina, aiming to provide a rare blend of professional development and levity.
Guidewire Sets September 3 Date for Fiscal Year 2026 Results
Guidewire Software will disclose its financial performance for the fourth quarter and the full fiscal year ending July 31, 2026, on Thursday, September 3. The San Mateo-based company plans to pull back the curtain on its annual results shortly after the market closes for the day.
Beyond the Drill: Inside the Routine Dental Exam
A routine dental checkup extends far beyond the search for cavities, serving as a critical diagnostic tool for systemic oral health. Dr. Paula Joseph Hasson of Joseph Family Dental in New Castle, Pennsylvania, outlines how these preventative evaluations identify early-stage issues before they escalate into complex, invasive procedures.
Virginia American Water Awards Grants to Eight Volunteer Fire Departments
Eight volunteer fire departments across Virginia are receiving a combined $8,000 in funding this year to bolster local emergency response capabilities. The grants, awarded by Virginia American Water, aim to provide first responders with essential resources ranging from life-saving medical supplies to advanced structural fire gear.
Dallas ER Physicians Offer Health Roadmap for Back-to-School Season
As Dallas classrooms fill up, the seasonal spike in stomach bugs and respiratory viruses follows close behind. Dr. Thomas Allen and Dr. Larry Pettit of Advance ER recently joined the Bubble Lounge podcast to outline how parents can navigate the transition from summer routines to the inevitable cold and flu cycle.
Marriott Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Wage and Break Violations
Employees at the Gaylord Pacific Resort & Convention Center have launched a class action complaint against Marriott International, alleging a systemic failure to provide mandated meal and rest breaks. The lawsuit, filed in San Diego County Superior Court, claims the company routinely withheld pay for time worked off-the-clock.
Managing IRS Notices: Expert Advice on Avoiding Tax Escalations
Receiving an IRS notice does not necessarily signal a tax error or an impending audit. According to Lawton-based CPA Kimberly Furrh, the difference between a routine inquiry and a serious financial headache often depends on how quickly and accurately a taxpayer responds to the initial correspondence.
Amity University Opens Global Research Hub in New York
A new bridge between Indian and American science opens Friday, August 21, 2026, as the Amity Global Research Hub inaugurates its New York headquarters. Located at the Consulate General of India, the facility aims to synchronize academic expertise with industry innovation to address pressing global challenges through interdisciplinary collaboration.
Perimeter Medical Imaging AI Reports Q2 Gains Amid Claire Launch
Perimeter Medical Imaging AI narrowed its quarterly losses and scaled commercial operations as the company pivots from its legacy S-Series technology to the newly FDA-cleared Claire OCT system. The Toronto and Dallas-based firm reported a 31 percent sequential revenue increase for the period ending June 30, 2026.
Royal Caribbean Finalizes $1.25 Billion Debt Offering
Royal Caribbean Group has closed its public offering of $1.25 billion in senior unsecured notes due in 2034. The cruise giant, which carries a 5.550% interest rate on the new debt, plans to funnel the capital into settling existing floating rate term loans and refinancing broader corporate obligations.
Shore Bancshares Declares Quarterly Dividend of 14 Cents
Shareholders of Easton-based Shore Bancshares are set to receive a quarterly common stock dividend of $0.14 per share. The payout, authorized by the company’s Board of Directors, marks the latest distribution for the financial holding company as it maintains its commitment to returning value to its investors.
Assembly Health Taps Bracha Eidelman to Lead Skilled Nursing Division
Bracha Eidelman joins Chicago-based Assembly Health as General Manager of Quality, stepping into a role tasked with steering the company’s skilled nursing financial services. She transitions to the position after serving as Chief Operating Officer at Apex Global Solutions, where she managed a workforce of over 1,000 employees.
Jennifer Witz to Outline SiriusXM Strategy at Goldman Sachs Conference
SiriusXM Chief Executive Officer Jennifer Witz is scheduled to address investors and industry analysts on September 9, 2026, at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference in San Francisco. Her presentation will focus on the company's current audio entertainment landscape and its broader digital growth initiatives.
T. Rowe Price to Acquire F/m Investments to Bolster Fixed Income ETF Suite
T. Rowe Price has agreed to acquire Washington-based F/m Investments, a specialist in fixed income ETFs and separately managed accounts managing $19 billion. The deal, slated to close in early 2027, aims to double T. Rowe Price’s fixed income ETF footprint while integrating unique product development capabilities.
Anheuser-Busch Pours $13 Million into Baldwinsville Brewery Expansion
Anheuser-Busch is injecting $13 million into its Baldwinsville, New York, brewery to ramp up production of Michelob ULTRA and introduce manufacturing capabilities for Cutwater spirits. The move, part of a broader $600 million national investment, aims to meet rising consumer demand while establishing a new technical skills training center.
SU Group Holdings Retains Nasdaq Listing After Price Compliance
Hong Kong-based security firm SU Group Holdings Limited has officially cleared a critical regulatory hurdle, receiving formal confirmation from Nasdaq that it now meets the exchange’s minimum bid price requirement. The company’s Class A ordinary shares will continue trading under the SUGP ticker, ending a period of potential delisting uncertainty.
Lisa Hunter Departs Simmons Bank After Three Decades of Digital Growth
After a thirty-year tenure that redefined the digital infrastructure of Simmons Bank, Executive Vice President and Chief Data Officer Lisa Hunter has announced her retirement. A Pine Bluff native, Hunter steered the institution through three decades of technological modernization, from the launch of its first website to advanced data governance.
Ross Stores Posts Strong Q2 Gains, Raises Full-Year Outlook
Ross Stores reported a 13% jump in quarterly sales to $6.3 billion, fueled by a 10% rise in comparable store traffic. The Dublin-based retailer, bolstered by $253 million in tariff refunds, outperformed its own financial targets and is now accelerating its store expansion plans to 115 new locations for 2026.
The Andersons Maintains Dividend Streak Into Fourth Quarter
The Andersons, Inc. will distribute a cash dividend of 20 cents per share to shareholders of record on October 1, 2026. This payout, scheduled for October 22, marks a continuation of the company's long-standing financial policy for its investors as the firm navigates the final months of the year.