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Adam Buttgenbach Named 2026 Truck Fleet Innovator
Adam Buttgenbach, Vice President of Fleet Strategy and Loss Prevention at YMX Logistics, has been named a 2026 Truck Fleet Innovator by Heavy Duty Trucking. The award recognizes his work in integrating emerging technologies, such as electric yard tractors and autonomous Class 8 vehicles, into practical, large-scale supply chain operations.
Omneky Integrates ChatGPT Into Autonomous Ad Management Platform
San Francisco-based Omneky has expanded its autonomous growth platform to include ChatGPT, allowing advertisers to generate and deploy campaigns directly into OpenAI’s conversational environment. This update positions ChatGPT alongside Meta, Google, LinkedIn, TikTok, and Reddit within a unified dashboard designed to streamline cross-channel media buying and performance optimization.
Brian Gould Defines Five Pillars for U.S. Retail Expansion
“Founders naturally know every detail about what makes their product special, but a buyer may have a limited amount of time to understand the opportunity,” says TruLife Distribution CEO Brian Gould. As brands prepare for Newtopia NOW 2026, he warns that product innovation alone does not guarantee retail success.
Betteroo Reaches 5,000 Subscribers as Parenting Tech Shifts to Context
Ten months after its New York debut, parenting support platform Betteroo has surpassed 5,000 paying families. The milestone signals a departure from static advice-based models, suggesting that modern parents are increasingly willing to pay for continuous, personalized guidance that adapts to their specific household needs and child development stages.
Retired Lt. Gen. B.J. Shwedo Takes Helm of PenFed Foundation
A decorated veteran with a background in cyber operations and intelligence, retired Air Force Lt. Gen. Bradford J. "B.J." Shwedo has been appointed president of The PenFed Foundation for Military Heroes. He officially assumed the post on August 3, transitioning from his role as a senior vice president at PenFed Credit Union.
Flatbike Launches Kit to Shrink Bicycles for Indoor Storage
A bicycle occupies a significant footprint in most urban apartments, often forcing owners to risk theft by leaving their rides outside. At the Outdoor Retailer show in Minneapolis, Flatbike is debuting a kit designed to collapse standard bikes to a third of their size in seconds, without requiring tools.
Guarda Integrates ERA Hardware Wallets for Secure dApp Interaction
Guarda has expanded its ERA hardware wallet integration, enabling users to perform swaps, staking, and dApp interactions without exposing private keys. By maintaining an air-gapped environment, the system allows for complex blockchain operations while keeping sensitive seed phrases offline through the Guarda Web, Desktop, and Browser Extension platforms.
Policyholders demand proactive insurance guidance over transactional ties
Eighty-eight percent of U.S. insurance customers want their providers to proactively flag when coverage no longer aligns with their life circumstances, according to new research from VIU by HUB. The data signals a clear shift in consumer expectations, moving away from passive annual renewals toward active, personalized relationship management.
Club Crackers and Butter Wines Launch Napa Valley Sweepstakes
Following the success of their 2023 collaboration, Club Crackers and Butter Wines are returning to the shelves with a new sweepstakes. The grand prize offers one winner and three guests an all-expenses-paid trip to Napa Valley, featuring exclusive culinary experiences and private wine tastings at JaM Cellars.
CARFAX Identifies Most Reliable Vehicles for Used Car Shoppers
Two percent. That is the remarkably low likelihood of unexpected repairs for top-tier passenger cars like the Kia Rio and Toyota Camry, according to new data from CARFAX. By analyzing billions of records from model years 2019 through 2023, the firm has mapped out which vehicles offer the most dependable ownership experience.
eTip Integrates with Toast to Automate Restaurant Tip Management
Managers at Toast-powered restaurants spend hours on manual spreadsheet reconciliation and cash handling just to distribute daily gratuities. A new integration with the eTip platform aims to eliminate this administrative burden by automating tip pool calculations and enabling instant payouts directly to employee bank accounts.
BorgWarner Wraps Debt Tender Offer With Increased $730 Million Cap
BorgWarner has concluded its latest series of cash tender offers for various senior notes, opting to increase the total waterfall cap to $730 million. The Auburn Hills-based manufacturer finalized the buyback process on August 14, successfully securing significant tranches of debt while adjusting acceptance levels for specific note series.
OncoC4 Begins Phase 1 Human Trials for NeoCD24 Cancer Therapy
Rockville-based OncoC4 has administered the first dose of ONC-783 to a patient with advanced solid tumors, marking the clinical debut of a T-cell engager designed to target neoCD24. This Phase 1 trial, conducted at Columbia University Irving Medical Center, aims to validate a novel approach to tumor-specific immunotherapy.
Commonplace Debuts Rental Service for High-End Home Gear
For a monthly fee ranging from $40 to $450, consumers can now lease premium items like home gyms, saunas, and golf carts through the Commonplace platform. The service includes professional delivery and installation, targeting households that require specialized equipment for seasonal use or temporary renovations without the burden of full ownership.
Tech North Atlanta Recruits Ten Executives to Board
Ten senior industry leaders have joined the board of directors at Tech North Atlanta, marking a strategic effort to scale the organization’s influence across the northern metro region. The appointments arrive as the nonprofit seeks to deepen its reach following a recent rebrand and the rollout of expanded programming.
DuraFast Debuts Seiko SLP850 Thermal Printer for North American Market
Priced at $189.99, the new Seiko SLP850 thermal printer arrives in the United States and Canada this week, marking a shift in the Smart Label series by supporting both die-cut and linerless media. The device replaces the outgoing SLP650 models, promising 300 dpi resolution in a compact desktop form factor.
Acurx Secures Regulatory and Trademark Approval for Ibezapolstat Brand
Acurx Pharmaceuticals has received conditional FDA acceptance and a federal trademark allowance from the USPTO for the name CIFBEZY. The branding marks a strategic step in the commercial development of ibezapolstat, the company's lead antibiotic candidate currently preparing for international Phase 3 clinical trials targeting Clostridioides difficile infection.
Nearmap Launches Innovation Hub for Property Intelligence Tech
Salt Lake City-based Nearmap has debuted Nearmap Labs, a public-facing innovation platform designed to offer early access to experimental geospatial research and AI-driven property analytics. The hub aims to provide developers and industry partners with a glimpse into emerging technologies currently moving through the company’s internal development pipeline.
Rolife Marks Nine Years of DIY Crafting at American Dream
Under the neon lights of the American Dream complex in East Rutherford, the DIY brand Rolife will gather its global community on September 6 for a public celebration. The event marks nine years of the company’s expansion from a niche hobbyist label into a centerpiece of the international miniature crafting movement.
Genpact Retains Spot on TIME’s Sustainability List for 2026
For the second year running, Genpact has secured a place on TIME magazine’s list of the World’s Most Sustainable Companies. The ranking, produced alongside Statista, evaluates corporate environmental and social stewardship across more than 5,800 global firms, distinguishing those that balance financial growth with rigorous transparency and responsible operational standards.
Gilberto Lopes Named Chair of First Ascent Biomedical Advisory Board
First Ascent Biomedical has appointed Dr. Gilberto Lopes, chief of medical oncology at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, as the new chairman of its medical advisory board to oversee the scientific strategy and clinical validation of the company’s Functional Precision Oncology platform.
Housing and Childcare Costs Push Families to the Financial Brink
A typical American working family now commits 52% of their annual income to housing and childcare, according to a new report from Redfin. This combined burden, however, fluctuates wildly by geography: while families in Little Rock, Arkansas, spend roughly 40% of their earnings, those in Los Angeles face costs reaching 97%.
Supra Human Secures Spot on Inc. 5000 for Second Consecutive Year
With a 1,236% revenue surge over three years, Scottsdale-based performance firm Supra Human has claimed the No. 276 spot on the 2026 Inc. 5000 list. Founded by former NFL player John Madsen and media executive Nineveh Madsen, the company continues its rapid ascent within the competitive healthcare and medical sector.
Meijer Launches Advance Scheduling for Seasonal Vaccinations
As families prepare for the upcoming school year and the onset of respiratory illness season, Grand Rapids-based retailer Meijer has introduced a new digital tool allowing patients to book vaccination appointments in advance. The system aims to streamline access to flu, RSV, shingles, and pneumonia immunizations across its Midwest pharmacy network.
Raytheon Secures $22.9 Billion Deal to Scale Tomahawk Production
The U.S. Department of War has awarded Raytheon a seven-year, $22.9 billion contract to aggressively ramp up production of Tomahawk cruise missiles. This initiative, part of the Arsenal of Freedom program, aims to push annual output beyond 1,000 units to meet rising demand from the Navy and international allies.
Creative Planning to Overhaul Mississippi 529 College Savings Plan
A 20% reduction in account fees anchors a sweeping modernization of the Mississippi Affordable College Savings plan, as Overland Park-based Creative Planning steps in as the new investment manager. The firm joins forces with platform provider Catalis to replace legacy structures with flexible, open-architecture investment options for state families.
Health Gorilla Names New Legal and Technology Chiefs
Health Gorilla has elevated Lidia Niecko-Najjum to Chief Legal Officer and Ryan Smith to Chief Technology Officer, formalizing roles both executives have held in a consulting capacity since last autumn. The appointments arrive as the Florida-based firm scales its national health data exchange infrastructure and navigates complex federal regulatory requirements.
Donatos Pizza Expands Menu with Housemade Ranch and Chicken Creations
Ranch dressing is no longer just a side dish; it is a cultural phenomenon that Donatos Pizza intends to command. Starting August 24, the Columbus-based chain is rolling out a proprietary buttermilk ranch recipe, serving it alongside two permanent menu additions designed to showcase the new condiment's versatility.
Vector Science Secures Decade-Long Peptide Manufacturing Deal
Vector Science and Therapeutics Corp. has finalized a ten-year manufacturing agreement with LyoGenesis Holdings, locking in domestic production capacity for its proprietary peptide platform. The deal, effective August 13, ensures that all lyophilized pharmaceutical products meet U.S. Current Good Manufacturing Practices through the 2036 fiscal year.
Cerbo Integrates AI Scribe Directly Into EHR Platform
Atlanta-based EHR provider Cerbo has launched AI Scribe, a documentation tool designed to automate clinical notes within its native interface. Starting at $29 per provider per month, the system listens to patient encounters and generates structured charts in real-time, aiming to eliminate the hours of after-hours paperwork known as pajama time.






















