Technology

The Michigan-based firm moves beyond asset disposal, launching end-to-end services to help organizations cut costs, boost efficiency, and secure data.

As the fitness market booms, TaiSPO 2026 in Taipei unveils the future with smart tech, holistic wellness zones, and a new startup innovation hub.

With its CEO stepping down, Lifeist Wellness tasks its CFO with a dual role, signaling a push for stability as it navigates a tough market.

A new partnership offers Hawaiians free e-waste recycling, Sony Open tickets, and a chance to help restore the Ala Wai Canal this weekend.

Newsweek's 2026 ranking highlights firms excelling in client trust and performance. Here's what sets Fortis Capital Advisors apart in a complex market.

A new brand is infusing the classic martini with adaptogens, betting on a future where cocktails offer wellness benefits without the alcohol.

Wyoming has launched the nation's first state-issued stablecoin. With reserves managed by Franklin Templeton, could this redefine trust in digital money?

Decorated commercial leader Kristie Goshow joins Loews Hotels & Co, signaling a major push for revenue growth, brand strength, and digital innovation.

A new smart light switch unveiled at CES 2026 needs no batteries or wires, merging luxury design with revolutionary energy-harvesting technology.

With major institutional backing, a fast-growing lender is financing a new generation of upscale, affordable manufactured homes to tackle the housing crisis.

The oversubscribed fund nearly doubles its predecessor, signaling strong investor confidence in using private credit to empower millions in emerging markets.

Scientists unveil a DARPA-funded biofilm that may expel 98% of ingested microplastics, offering a new defense in the fight for human health.

The national civil rights firm promotes four lawyers, bolstering its ranks with diverse experts in victims' rights, LGBTQ+ advocacy, and complex litigation.

Peachtree Group's new division closes nearly $30M in its first quarter, capitalizing on a growing credit gap in middle-market equipment finance.

Following its massive combination with Moss Adams, Baker Tilly names Eric Miles as CEO to steer the $7B firm and redefine service for the middle market.

Dogtopia is equipping dogs with activity monitors in all its daycares, giving owners unprecedented insight into their pet's health and well-being.

Universal Insurance Holdings announces a new $20M stock buyback, signaling strong financial health and confidence amidst a stabilizing Florida market.

A federal grant for a Quebec mine signals Canada's strategic move to build a domestic LFP battery supply chain and challenge China's market dominance.

Lotus Infrastructure acquires a major Long Island power plant, a move that highlights the complex balance between grid reliability and clean energy mandates.

The MTA's major investment in Wabtec's hybrid locomotives promises cleaner air for New York, safer work for crews, and a more reliable subway system.