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Bridging Silos in Medical Information and Regulatory Affairs
When a safety signal surfaces in a medical inquiry, the speed of response depends on the invisible handoffs between Medical Information, Pharmacovigilance, and Regulatory Affairs. As these departments face increasing pressure to maintain labeling consistency, a new industry webinar aims to standardize cross-functional collaboration during high-stakes safety crises.
SLB Fully Occupies Former GM Plant in Shreveport
The 3.5-million-square-foot Shreveport Business Park has reached full capacity after SLB finalized a lease for the remaining space at the former General Motors facility. This expansion marks a complete industrial turnaround for the site, which now hosts three major companies and expects to employ 1,400 workers by 2027.
AI-Driven Ad Fraud Is Hijacking Marketing Budgets
Invalid traffic rates surged to 40% by mid-2026, a sharp increase that highlights how AI-assisted attacks are draining digital advertising budgets. As fraud sophistication rises, marketing leaders are increasingly forced to base critical business decisions on data contaminated by bots and automated malicious actors.
Corundum Systems Biology Expands Human Phenotype Project to Japan
St. Marianna University School of Medicine has joined the Human Phenotype Project, launching a new research initiative in Kanagawa Prefecture. Supported by Corundum Systems Biology, the collaboration aims to build a digital twin of the Japanese population to advance predictive medicine and personalized healthcare strategies.
ACON Investments Acquires Organic Candy Maker YumEarth
Private equity firm ACON Investments has acquired a controlling interest in YumEarth, an organic confectionery brand specializing in allergy-friendly, non-GMO treats. The deal, which includes a strategic ownership stake for the Spanish candy manufacturer The Fini Company, marks the inaugural investment of the newly launched ACON Evolution Fund.
AFSP Illinois launches targeted suicide prevention for Minority Mental Health Month
To address deep-seated disparities in mental health care, the Illinois chapter of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention is launching a series of culturally tailored workshops throughout July. These sessions aim to dismantle historical barriers by providing research-backed suicide prevention tools specifically for Black, African American, and Hispanic populations.
Illinois Solar Project Powers Homes and Funds Student Scholarships
A 5.5-megawatt solar array in Machesney Park, Illinois, officially came online this week, marking a shift in how districts leverage land for public good. The project, developed on Harlem School District property, promises to supply clean energy to 1,000 homes while pouring a quarter-million dollars into local student scholarships.
V&V Supremo Wins Blue Ribbon at Wisconsin State Fair
Competing against a record-breaking field of over 500 entries, Chicago-based V&V Supremo Foods secured a first-place finish in the Latin American Cheese Category. The company’s Queso Blanco Del Caribe brand earned the top honor at the 2026 Wisconsin State Fair Dairy Products Contest, cementing its status in the industry.
Fermi Enlists Primoris for Amarillo Power Infrastructure Buildout
Fermi has tapped Primoris Services Corporation to engineer and construct the balance of plant for six SGT-800 gas turbines in Amarillo, Texas. This agreement advances the initial phase of the Project Matador campus, aiming to accelerate the delivery of infrastructure required to power large-scale computing and artificial intelligence operations.
BayPort Credit Union Elevates LaDarius Satterwhite to VP of Retail
LaDarius Satterwhite has been promoted to Vice President of Retail Banking at BayPort Credit Union, taking charge of branch administration and member service strategies across the Newport News-based institution. He moves into the role after overseeing operations and performance standards for the credit union’s 29 existing branch locations.
Kenneth Hartwick joins PPL Corporation Board of Directors
Kenneth M. Hartwick, the former chief executive of Ontario Power Generation, will join the PPL Corporation Board of Directors starting July 1, 2026. Hartwick brings a background in infrastructure management and energy sector strategy to the Allentown-based utility company as it navigates a transition toward modernized power grids.
Windows USA Secures 2026 GuildMaster Award for Service Excellence
A consistent 90% customer recommendation rate has earned Hot Springs-based Windows USA the 2026 GuildMaster Award. The recognition from independent surveying firm GuildQuality places the contractor among a select tier of North American home improvement companies prioritized by clients for their reliability and quality workmanship.
Outsourcing Chromatography Column Packing to Ease Manufacturing Strains
As upstream titers intensify, routine column packing frequently evolves into a critical production bottleneck. On July 21, 2026, Astrea Bioseparations will host a webinar to examine how shifting to pre-packed, outsourced column preparation can mitigate labor burdens, enhance manufacturing agility, and secure more predictable campaign execution for biotech firms.
RPX Secures Multi-Year Media Patent License from Adeia
Ten major digital commerce firms have gained access to Adeia’s media intellectual property portfolio through a new multi-year agreement brokered by RPX. The deal aims to streamline patent risk management for companies integrating AI-driven search, personalization, and virtual shopping features into their platforms.
NOVA Plastic Surgery & Dermatology Expands Into McLean’s Boro District
NOVA Plastic Surgery & Dermatology has officially opened its third regional location at 1640 Boro Place in McLean, marking a strategic move into the Tysons corridor. The new facility brings the practice’s full suite of surgical, aesthetic, and dermatological services to a high-density hub for Northern Virginia professionals.
RPX Secures Multi-Year Media Patent License from Adeia
Ten global companies ranging from apparel brands to transportation networks have gained access to Adeia’s media patent portfolio through a syndicated agreement with RPX. This deal allows participating firms to utilize proprietary technologies for intelligent search, personalization, and social commerce across their digital platforms.
Perovskite Solar Cells Target Power Generation in Extreme Environments
From the vacuum of space to the crushing depths of the ocean, reliable energy remains a persistent engineering hurdle. A team from Hanyang University is now championing perovskite solar cells as the lightweight, flexible alternative to traditional power sources, capable of sustaining operations where fuel resupply is impossible.
Horvath & Tremblay Acquires Philadelphia-Based SCOPE
Horvath & Tremblay is aggressively deepening its Mid-Atlantic presence by acquiring Philadelphia-based brokerage SCOPE. The deal integrates SCOPE’s regional multifamily and development expertise into the national firm’s platform, establishing a new hub at 1650 Arch Street to anchor operations across Pennsylvania, South Jersey, and Delaware.
OPEI Annual Meeting Addresses Industry Uncertainty in Savannah
Nearly 150 leaders from the outdoor power equipment sector convened in Savannah, Georgia, last week to navigate a shifting global landscape. Over three days, members of the Outdoor Power Equipment Institute (OPEI) analyzed macroeconomic trends and geopolitical pressures, seeking stability in a period of intense industry volatility.
Safety and Education Top Parental Priorities for Children's Screentime
Eighty-seven percent of U.S. parents identify safety as the primary requirement for children’s digital content, according to a recent report from Lingokids. Among 2,000 surveyed families, the platform ranked higher than competitors in safety, engagement, and educational value, while YouTube and Roblox struggled to gain parental trust.
BL Companies Doubles Down on Wilmington Expansion
Moving eight miles east from its former downtown location, BL Companies has opened a significantly larger office within the Middle Sound West development. This expansion marks a strategic pivot for the firm, which aims to triple its local headcount and diversify its services beyond architecture across the coastal Carolinas.
Blockchain Founders Fund Named Best Early-Stage VC in Singapore
For the third consecutive year, Blockchain Founders Fund has secured the title of Best Early-Stage Blockchain Venture Capital Fund at the 2026 Singapore Business Awards. The accolade highlights an operator-led investment model that prioritizes hands-on support for pre-seed and seed startups as they navigate the volatile Web3 landscape.
Indie Memoir Defies Publishing Odds with 500-Copy Launch
Five hundred copies sold in a single day—a total that usually represents the entire lifetime output of an independent book—marks the arrival of David Small’s Nameless Faceless People. This raw memoir from the front lines of Myanmar’s conflict zones serves as the inaugural release for his new imprint, Small Revolution Publishing.
Hill's Pet Nutrition Enters Refrigerated Dog Food Market
Moving beyond traditional kibble and canned options, Hill's Pet Nutrition is launching a line of refrigerated dog food rolls. The new Science Diet Single Protein range arrives in specialty pet stores this July, marking the company’s first official foray into the rapidly expanding fresh pet food category.
CollPlant Biotechnologies Secures $2.6 Million in Private Placement
Rehovot-based regenerative medicine firm CollPlant Biotechnologies has finalized a private placement agreement to raise approximately $2.6 million. The company plans to issue over 7.6 million ordinary shares alongside series A and B warrants, targeting capital for research programs and potential strategic business combinations.
STARMED Secures First FDA Clearance for Thyroid RFA in U.S.
With an estimated 65% of the American population affected by thyroid nodules, patients have long faced a binary choice between watchful waiting and surgery. STARMED America has now shifted that paradigm, becoming the first company to secure FDA 510(k) clearance for a radiofrequency ablation device specifically indicated for thyroid nodule treatment.
Former Macy’s at RedBird Mall to Become Pediatric Medical Hub
A 42,000-square-foot medical facility is rising from the shell of a shuttered Macy’s in southern Dallas. The project, led by Russell Glen Company, aims to turn the aging Shops at RedBird mall into a healthcare-anchored destination designed to shrink the region's stark pediatric care disparities.
Arlo Expands AI Wellness Services Through Home Helpers Partnership
Arlo Technologies is integrating its new ConnectAI wellness solution into the Home Helpers Home Care network, aiming to digitize aging-in-place support. The partnership expands the use of conversational AI to deliver automated medication reminders and wellness check-ins, augmenting the existing in-person care provided by the nationwide service provider.
Harpoon Ventures Raises $155 Million to Target Dual-Use Tech
Former Navy SEAL and Olympic medalist Larsen Jensen has closed a $155 million oversubscribed Fund IV for his firm, Harpoon Ventures. The new capital brings the San Diego-based investor’s total assets under management to $450 million, fueling a strategy centered on artificial intelligence, deep tech, and national defense.
Mazda Brings Le Mans-Winning 787B to Monterey Motorsports Reunion
The high-pitched scream of a 2.6-liter four-rotor engine will echo across California this August as the 1991 Le Mans-winning Mazda 787B makes a rare U.S. appearance. The legendary machine headlines a sprawling heritage showcase at the 2026 Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion, marking its first major exhibition for American fans.