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SuperOne Debuts AI-Driven Fan Engagement Platform
Stadiums sell out and broadcast rights command billions, yet the digital connection between creators and their audiences remains largely anonymous. SuperOne is moving to bridge this divide, unveiling an AI-native platform designed to transform passive spectators into active, identified members of structured, data-driven fan communities.
CRMLS Revamps Dashboard into Action-Oriented REcore Workspace
California Regional Multiple Listing Service has overhauled its central digital hub, shifting from a static single sign-on dashboard to a dynamic workspace. By prioritizing task management and customizable layouts, the new REcore Workspace aims to reduce the navigational friction real estate professionals face when toggling between multiple MLS platforms.
CRMLS Revamps REcore Platform into Modular Workspace
Moving to streamline daily operations for over 100,000 real estate professionals, the California Regional Multiple Listing Service has unveiled REcore Workspace. The platform, which evolved from the 2023-era REcenterhub, shifts from a static dashboard to a customizable, action-oriented interface designed to consolidate fragmented workflows into one connected digital environment.
SandboxAQ Unveils AI Tool to Accelerate Drug Discovery
Drug discovery teams often face months of stagnant research when a disease target lacks a detailed structural map. SandboxAQ is changing that calculus with AQPotency, a new Large Quantitative Model that identifies promising drug candidates in seconds without requiring expensive, time-consuming laboratory work or pre-existing 3D protein structures.
Furia Rubel Secures Top Ranking in Legal Intelligencer Survey
For the fifth consecutive year, Perkasie-based agency Furia Rubel Communications has captured the top spot in The Legal Intelligencer’s annual survey. Readers voted the firm number one across multiple categories, including public relations, marketing, business development coaching, and customer service for the competitive Philadelphia legal market.
Charleston to Host 2026 Women in Supply Chain Forum
Registration has opened for the fifth annual Women in Supply Chain Forum, a three-day gathering in Charleston, South Carolina, scheduled for November 17–19. The event targets industry professionals seeking to sharpen their self-advocacy skills while building mentorship networks to support the next generation of logistics leaders.
TopHat Security Secures Series A Funding to Bolster Critical Infrastructure
Atlanta-based TopHat Security has closed a Series A financing round led by Landolt Securities to scale its cybersecurity defenses for government agencies and industrial systems. The capital infusion targets the expansion of the company’s O-RANGE platform, a digital twin technology designed to simulate and protect high-stakes operational technology environments.
Why Americans Are Writing Their Pets Into Their Estate Plans
Nearly 70% of American pet owners would prioritize their animals' expenses over their own personal spending during a financial crunch. This shift in household priorities is increasingly reflected in legal documents, as a significant portion of owners now formally include their pets in wills and trusts to ensure long-term care.
JiMMYBAR! Brings Creatine Protein Bars to Sam’s Club Shelves
A 14-count variety pack of creatine-infused protein bars is hitting Sam's Club stores across California and the retailer's national website. The expansion marks a significant push for the Elk Grove Village-based company, which aims to move creatine supplementation out of the tub and into a convenient, snackable format.
Jeff Mellios Tapped to Lead Payer Solutions at The SSI Group
The SSI Group has appointed industry veteran Jeff Mellios as Chief Payer Solutions Officer to oversee the company’s EDI clearinghouse operations and clinical data strategy. Based in Mobile, Alabama, the firm aims to bolster its support for health plans struggling with rising administrative burdens and the urgent shift toward real-time data exchange.
Matthew Lungren Joins Eon Board to Scale Healthcare AI
Denver-based health-tech firm Eon has appointed physician-scientist Matthew Lungren to its board of directors, signaling a push to expand its incidental findings platform. Lungren, a veteran of Stanford and Microsoft, brings expertise in multimodal AI and clinical workflows as the company ramps up its nationwide health system deployments.
Bob's Red Mill Reformulates Gluten Free 1-to-1 Baking Flour
After nearly five decades in the homemade food industry, Milwaukie-based Bob's Red Mill is updating its flagship Gluten Free 1-to-1 Baking Flour. The company aims to refine the texture and flavor profile of its popular blend while maintaining the precise cup-for-cup performance required for non-yeast recipes.
Harvard Finalizes $53 Million Settlement in Morgue Remains Scandal
Families whose loved ones were trafficked by a former Harvard Medical School morgue manager have secured a $53 million settlement. The agreement follows a landmark Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruling that established strict accountability standards for institutions entrusted with human remains donated for scientific research.
Alterion Expands AI Oversight to Employee Endpoints with Aquila
San Francisco-based Alterion is shifting AI governance from the cloud to the laptop, launching a new tool called Aquila to monitor and restrict artificial intelligence activity on employee devices. The platform aims to secure sensitive data by intercepting risky AI requests before they ever leave a workstation.
Arcato Laboratories Reports Positive Phase 1 Results for ARC-001 Gel
Patients undergoing third molar extractions reported a reduced reliance on opioids after receiving a single dose of Arcato Laboratories’ ARC-001 Gel. The Greenville-based biotech firm announced the successful completion of its first-in-human clinical study alongside a fully subscribed financing round, signaling a push toward non-narcotic dental analgesia.
Coast of Maine Organic Products Secures B Corp Certification
Thirty years after its founding, Portland-based Coast of Maine Organic Products has attained B Corporation status, formalizing a long-standing emphasis on regenerative agriculture. The certification validates the company’s adherence to rigorous social and environmental standards, marking a transition from internal mission-driven operations to verified third-party accountability in the organic gardening sector.
Rekha Gibbons Brings Resilience Blueprint to Barnes & Noble Paramus
Forged in the wreckage of the 2008 financial collapse, Wall Street alumna and endurance athlete Rekha Gibbons will host an interactive session on September 17 at Barnes & Noble in Paramus, New Jersey. The event focuses on her performance framework designed to silence internal negativity and navigate high-pressure environments.
Why Iowa Homeowners Are Turning to Family-Owned HVAC Providers
For residents of Central Iowa, the decision to hire a local, family-owned HVAC provider often hinges on long-term accountability rather than a simple transaction. By prioritizing deep community roots over high-volume service calls, these smaller businesses aim to build lasting trust that national firms frequently struggle to replicate.
LinkSquares Promotes Longtime Veteran to Revenue Lead
Lyle McCutcheon-Schour, an original LinkSquares employee, has been promoted to Senior Vice President of Revenue. His appointment follows a decade of service at the Boston-based company, where he most recently directed account management operations while the firm solidified its position as a provider of agentic contract lifecycle management software.
Doug Brown Joins Calibre One as Partner
With 18 years of experience in talent advisory, Doug Brown has joined executive search firm Calibre One as a Partner. Operating out of Princeton, New Jersey, he will focus on strengthening the firm’s life sciences and healthcare practice by supporting C-suite and technical leadership appointments for global clients.
Educators reject blanket screen time bans in favor of purposeful tech
The national debate over classroom screen time is missing the mark, according to the 2026 Savvas Educator Index. A survey of over 1,700 U.S. public school educators reveals that teachers are less concerned with total screen hours and more focused on the pedagogical quality of digital tools.
Atomicwork Gathers Tech Leaders for FUSION '26 AI Conference
Vinod Khosla, Aaron Levie, and executives from OpenAI and Meta will headline Atomicwork’s second annual FUSION conference on September 29. Held at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco, the invitation-only event focuses on the practical integration of AI agents into enterprise workflows and the shifting economics of human-AI teams.
Harness Deploys AI Agents to Close the Six-Hour Exploit Window
Attackers now weaponize frontier AI models to exploit software vulnerabilities in as little as six hours, leaving traditional security teams—who often take 50 days to patch—critically exposed. Harness is attempting to bridge this gap by launching a suite of autonomous agents designed to automate the entire vulnerability lifecycle.
King Risk Partners Appoints Colton Houseman to Lead M&A Expansion
To accelerate its national footprint, Gainesville-based King Risk Partners has named Colton Houseman as its new Executive Vice President of Mergers and Acquisitions. Houseman, a veteran of Fortune 500 investment banking and private equity, takes the helm this August to oversee the firm’s strategy for identifying and integrating prospective agency partners.
Morton Arboretum to Unveil Tree Dimensions Exhibition in 2027
Beginning May 22, 2027, the Morton Arboretum in Lisle, Illinois, will host Tree Dimensions, an immersive outdoor exhibition featuring five large-scale sculptures. Ranging from 11 to 20 feet in height, these interactive installations invite visitors to climb, walk through, and physically engage with the complex biological structures that sustain forest life.
Atlanta's Old Fourth Ward Loft Hits the Market for Redevelopment
A striking five-story industrial loft at 442 Cain Street NE is seeking new ownership as Hilco Real Estate opens bidding for the site. Positioned along the John Lewis Freedom Parkway, the 7,092-square-foot property offers a rare mix of skyline views and proximity to the Atlanta BeltLine.
Global Critical Infrastructure Security Market Forecast to Hit $206 Billion
The global market for critical infrastructure protection is set to expand to $206.31 billion by 2031, driven by a convergence of heightened cyber threats and the rapid digitalization of essential public services. Analysts predict a steady compound annual growth rate of 5.2% as nations overhaul their aging security architectures.
CirTran Revenue Climbs 596% as Vapor Products Drive Profitability
A 596% revenue surge in the second quarter has pushed CirTran Corporation into its second consecutive period of operating profitability. The Las Vegas-based firm, known for its HUSTLER-branded goods, reported net sales of $1.17 million, signaling a sharp reversal from the operating losses recorded in the same quarter last year.
Duke Energy Prompts Consumer Aid Amid Record July Heatwave
Following NOAA’s confirmation that July 2026 was the hottest month ever recorded in the contiguous United States, Duke Energy is pushing digital monitoring tools and financial assistance programs to help customers manage the resulting surge in cooling costs across North and South Carolina.
New Wave of Therapies Targets Checkpoint Inhibitor Resistance
Between 40% and 60% of patients with cancers such as melanoma and NSCLC eventually stop responding to standard PD-1/PD-L1 therapies. A new market analysis forecasts a shift toward next-generation combinations and novel immunotherapies by 2036, aiming to restore antitumor immunity in these refractory patient populations.