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Boston Globe Media, Tufts Health Plan Launch Season 6 of 'Turning Points'

Boston – September 30, 2026 -- Boston Globe Media and Tufts Health Plan have renewed their branded content partnership for a sixth season of "Turning Points: Navigating Mental Health," a five-episode podcast series debuting new installments every Wednesday starting October 7, 2026.

Studio/B produces the series as branded content separate from newsroom operations

The podcast is created by Boston Globe Media's branded content division, Studio/B, in collaboration with Tufts Health Plan, a Point32Health company. The Boston Globe's news and editorial departments have no role in the production, the companies confirmed.

Season six tackles parenting, loss and news-cycle anxiety

The new season addresses parenting in the age of social media, starting over after loss, and managing mental health amid a constant news cycle. Clinical social worker Frantzes Lys returns as host, interviewing guests about personal mental health turning points.

Clean Team Secures Blue Sage Capital Investment for M&A Growth

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Clean Team Secures Blue Sage Capital Investment for M&A Growth

Charlotte – September 30, 2026 -- Clean Team, a 30-year-old commercial janitorial services provider based in Toledo, Ohio, has received an investment from Austin-based private equity firm Blue Sage Capital to fund continued expansion. BlackArch Partners served as exclusive financial advisor to Clean Team on the transaction.

Clean Team operates 18 branches across 13 states in the Midwest and Southwest

The Company provides recurring janitorial services, specialty cleaning and consumable hygiene products to commercial clients in healthcare, manufacturing, distribution/fulfillment, education, government and office sectors. Clean Team has grown through a combination of organic expansion and strategic acquisitions since its founding in 1996 by CEO Bob Armbruster.

Arcadis Breaks Ground on Virginia Beach Flood Pump Station

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Arcadis Breaks Ground on Virginia Beach Flood Pump Station

Virginia Beach, Va. – September 30, 2026 -- Arcadis joined the City of Virginia Beach to break ground on the Windsor Woods Pump Station, a key infrastructure piece in a citywide flood-resilience network covering the Windsor Woods, Princess Anne Plaza and The Lakes neighborhoods.

Pump station anchors a broader drainage improvements program funded by voters

The facility forms a cornerstone of the Windsor Woods, Princess Anne Plaza and The Lakes Drainage Improvements Program, designed to reduce flood risk from heavy rainfall, high tides and storm surge. The project is financed through Virginia Beach's voter-supported Ripple Effect Flood Protection Program and extends earlier investments into a coordinated citywide flood-defense system.

IGEL, Omnissa Validate Workflow to Automate Windows Endpoint Recovery

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IGEL, Omnissa Validate Workflow to Automate Windows Endpoint Recovery

Fort Lauderdale, Fla. – September 30, 2026 -- IGEL is working with Omnissa to validate a deployment workflow that lets organizations use Omnissa Workspace ONE UEM and Omnissa Freestyle Orchestrator to prepare Windows endpoints for IGEL Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery (IGEL BC&DR). The companies unveiled the integrated workflow at Omnissa ONE 2026 for customers and partners in attendance.

HCTI Signs MOU for 70% Stake in Humanoid Nursing Robot JV

Pleasanton, Calif. – – September 30, 2026 -- Healthcare Triangle, Inc. (Nasdaq: HCTI) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Malaysia's AI World Sdn. Bhd. to form a joint venture deploying AI-enabled humanoid nursing robots across North American hospitals, with HCTI taking a 70% ownership stake against AI World's 30%.

Joint venture targets toileting and hygiene care, among the most physically demanding nursing tasks

The proposed venture would hold intellectual property and distribution rights for the robots in North America. The machines are designed to assist with patient toileting and related cleaning and hygiene work under clinical supervision, tasks HCTI says are both physically taxing for staff and sensitive for patients.

E2 Absorbs Cleantech Leaders Roundtable, Expands to 13,000-Member Network

Washington, D.C. – September 30, 2026 -- E2, a nonpartisan business organization for climate and clean energy policy, has merged operations with Cleantech Leaders Roundtable (CTLR), folding CTLR's executive network into E2's base of more than 13,000 business leaders nationwide.

CTLR becomes an E2 program while keeping its brand and leadership team

Under the agreement, CTLR retains its name and identity but operates as a program of E2, gaining access to E2's national and state policy, advocacy, and communications resources. CTLR CEO Ann Davlin and other CTLR staff are joining the E2 team. The deal lands as CTLR approaches its 10th anniversary in 2027.

Nuventive Launches AI Executive Summary for Higher Ed Leaders

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Nuventive Launches AI Executive Summary for Higher Ed Leaders

Pittsburgh – September 30, 2026 -- Nuventive has launched Executive Summary, a new AI capability within its Improvement Platform designed to cut the time higher education leaders spend surfacing insights from institutional data.

AI Tool Summarizes Institutional Narratives at Scale

Executive Summary uses AI to summarize data-informed narratives across an institution around key strategic initiatives, including learning outcomes, strategic planning, program review, and student success. The tool generates reports that highlight progress across programs, departments, and reporting cycles, using institution-defined prompts to surface information relevant to specific priorities.

Mexico Adds Second C-130J-30 Super Hercules, Doubling Airlift Capacity

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Mexico Adds Second C-130J-30 Super Hercules, Doubling Airlift Capacity

Bethesda, Md. – September 30, 2026 -- The Fuerza Aérea Mexicana (FAM) has acquired a second Lockheed Martin C-130J-30 Super Hercules tactical airlifter, doubling the response capacity it gained from its first aircraft purchase announced in January 2026.

Mexico becomes a two-aircraft Super Hercules operator within a single year

The January 2026 acquisition made Mexico the first Latin American nation to join the global Super Hercules fleet, which now exceeds 570 aircraft worldwide. The second aircraft continues the FAM's recapitalization of its legacy Hercules fleet, a platform it has operated for more than five decades.

Upsher-Smith Launches Generic Fluvoxamine ER, Targets $44.6M US Market

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Upsher-Smith Launches Generic Fluvoxamine ER, Targets $44.6M US Market

Maple Grove, Minn. – September 30, 2026 -- Upsher-Smith Laboratories, LLC has launched Fluvoxamine Maleate Extended-Release Capsules in 100 mg and 150 mg strengths, entering a U.S. market valued at approximately $44.6 million according to IQVIA data covering August 2025 through July 2026.

Upsher-Smith secures AB-rated status against branded Luvox CR

The product carries a Therapeutic Equivalence (TE) code of AB, with Luvox CR designated as the Reference Listed Drug. The AB rating allows the generic to be considered therapeutically equivalent and substitutable for the brand-name extended-release formulation in U.S. pharmacy channels.

NYU Langone AI Tool Closes Radiology Training Gaps With 90% Accuracy

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NYU Langone AI Tool Closes Radiology Training Gaps With 90% Accuracy

New York – September 30, 2026 -- Researchers at NYU Langone Health have built an artificial intelligence system that tracks the daily case exposure of radiology residents and flags missing pathologies with more than 90 percent accuracy, according to a study published online in Academic Radiology.

AI system pinpoints training gaps that traditional case logs miss

The tool monitors which conditions residents encounter during clinical rotations and automatically identifies underexposed pathologies, then assigns supplemental teaching cases to close the gap. Study author Vinay Prabhu, an associate professor in NYU Grossman School of Medicine's Department of Radiology, said residents seeing 30 cases in a day typically encounter 29 routine exams and only one uncommon condition, leaving gaps in exposure to rarer diseases they will face throughout their careers.