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RegimeSignal Posts 84% Average Accuracy Across S&P 500 Cycle Signals

Santa Barbara, Calif. – September 15, 2026 -- Cronus Market Intelligence, LLC disclosed that its RegimeSignalTM platform posted an average 84% out-of-sample accuracy across four signals tracking the full S&P 500 market cycle, with bear signals hitting 86%, correction 84%, pullback 83% and recovery 82%.

Four signals cover every stage of the market cycle

Each accuracy figure represents the share of signal fires that were correct, measured on an out-of-sample basis. The recovery signal, the weakest performer at 82%, is described as a historical upper bound and was the specific signal flagged with qualifications in independent review.

EU Procurement Reform Pushes Germany to End Lowest-Price Drug Deals

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EU Procurement Reform Pushes Germany to End Lowest-Price Drug Deals

Berlin – September 15, 2026 -- The European Commission is redrawing public procurement rules to treat supply security as a strategic asset, pressuring Germany to overhaul how statutory health insurers award pharmaceutical rebate contracts.

Brussels Moves to Rank Quality and Resilience Above Lowest Price

The Commission's draft directive would require public tenders to be awarded based on the best price-quality ratio rather than price alone, explicitly allowing supply security and resilience to factor into contract awards. The proposal also permits splitting large contracts into smaller lots to reduce dependency on single suppliers and diversify supply chains. For strategically sensitive procurement categories, the draft opens the door to preferential treatment for European or trade-aligned suppliers.

BPI Urges EU to Make Drug Supply Security Binding in PPA

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BPI Urges EU to Make Drug Supply Security Binding in PPA

Berlin – – September 15, 2026 -- The European Commission today unveiled the EU Public Procurement Act (PPA), a comprehensive proposal to modernize European procurement law, drawing an immediate response from Germany's pharmaceutical industry association BPI.

BPI demands supply security as binding procurement criterion

Dr. Kai Joachimsen, Chief Executive of the BPI (Bundesverband der Pharmazeutischen Industrie), said the European Commission must make supply security a mandatory guideline for pharmaceutical procurement. He stated the goal must be supply sovereignty, achieved through strong production capacities in Europe and diversified, resilient supply chains.

YachtWorld Launches Invitation-Only House at Monaco Yacht Show

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YachtWorld Launches Invitation-Only House at Monaco Yacht Show

Monaco – September 15, 2026 -- YachtWorld will open YachtWorld House, an invitation-only hospitality venue on Port Hercule, during the 2026 Monaco Yacht Show running September 23-25.

YachtWorld extends its Monaco Yacht Show partnership with a dedicated industry venue

The space, located steps from the show, is designed as an extension of YachtWorld's existing partnership with the Monaco Yacht Show. It will host shipyard leaders, superyacht brokers, media and other industry professionals for private meetings, curated lunches and informal gatherings overlooking the harbour.

The Big Greek Café Unifies Ordering, Loyalty via Deliverect-Thanx Stack

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The Big Greek Café Unifies Ordering, Loyalty via Deliverect-Thanx Stack

Silver Spring, Md. – September 15, 2026 -- The Big Greek Café has partnered with restaurant technology providers Deliverect and Thanx to consolidate first-party ordering, third-party dispatch and loyalty onto a single integrated platform across its U.S. locations.

Menu management failures pushed the brand toward a unified tech stack

Chief Operating Officer Niko Kontos said the Maryland-based Greek fast-casual chain was spending excessive time fixing menu errors and working around platform reliability issues instead of serving guests. The new stack folds the brand's loyalty program directly into checkout rather than keeping it as a separate sign-up process.

Genstone Companies Lands on Inc. 5000 List for Second Straight Year

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Genstone Companies Lands on Inc. 5000 List for Second Straight Year

Tampa, Fla. – September 15, 2026 -- Genstone Companies has secured a spot on the Inc. 5000 list of Fastest-Growing Private Companies in America for the second consecutive year, ranking among the Top 100 fastest-growing private firms in the Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater metro area.

The company also placed in the Top 400 nationally within the Financial Services category and the Top 500 in Florida, based on Inc.'s three-year revenue growth methodology.

Genstone expands financial services and property offerings through new partnerships

Over the past year, Genstone advanced its financial services and property services capabilities through strategic partnerships, expanded insurance offerings, and new institutional and single-family rental relationships. The company also invested in people, technology, and infrastructure to support growth.

FHC Shanghai 2026 to Draw 180,000 Buyers, 3,000 Exhibitors

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FHC Shanghai 2026 to Draw 180,000 Buyers, 3,000 Exhibitors

Shanghai – – September 15, 2026 -- FHC Shanghai 2026 will open its doors from November 10-12 at the new Shanghai International Expo Centre, spanning 200,000 square meters and bringing together more than 3,000 global exhibitors and over 180,000 trade buyers.

Event scale expands with 500 foreign exhibitors across 50 international pavilions

The three-day trade show will host more than 500 foreign exhibitors organized into over 50 international pavilions, covering 15 core sectors including meat, seafood, snack food and beverages, dairy, confectionery and chocolate, foodservice supply chains, condiments and oils, coffee and tea, bakery, food processing and packaging, ready meals, canned goods, machinery, hot-pot ingredients, infant and children's nutrition, and food-medicine crossover products. The format allows procurement executives to benchmark suppliers across categories within a single three-day visit.

Icentia Names Ex-AliveCor Executive Sanjay Voleti as New CEO

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Icentia Names Ex-AliveCor Executive Sanjay Voleti as New CEO

Quebec City – September 15, 2026 -- Icentia has appointed Sanjay Voleti as President and CEO, tasking the digital health veteran with accelerating the cardiac diagnostics company's commercial expansion in the United States.

Voleti succeeds co-founder Pierre Paquet after the company built operations across four countries

Voleti replaces co-founder Pierre Paquet, who led Icentia from its founding as a Canadian health-tech startup into an international operator with a presence in Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland and the United States. Paquet said the company's CardioSTAT platform has become a reference point in continuous ambulatory ECG recording and that the time had come to bring in a leader experienced in scaling technology companies internationally.

AEYE Health's FDA-Cleared AI Hits 99% Imageability in 1,200-Patient Trial

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AEYE Health's FDA-Cleared AI Hits 99% Imageability in 1,200-Patient Trial

New York – September 15, 2026 -- AEYE Health published peer-reviewed results in Frontiers in Digital Health confirming its FDA-cleared AEYE-DS system achieved over 99% imageability across three prospective, controlled pivotal trials involving more than 1,200 diabetic patients.

Trial data validate the clinical foundation behind AEYE-DS's two FDA clearances

The study, covering trials AEYE-1, AEYE-2 and AEYE-3, benchmarked the autonomous AI against reading center multi-expert clinical review. AEYE-DS requires only a single image per eye, works with both portable handheld and tabletop cameras, and rarely requires pupil dilation -- making it the only FDA-cleared portable autonomous solution for diabetic retinopathy on the market, according to the company.

Locus Agriculture Expands Unpac Soil Conditioner Across Row, Specialty Crops

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Locus Agriculture Expands Unpac Soil Conditioner Across Row, Specialty Crops

Solon, Ohio – September 15, 2026 -- Locus Agriculture is scaling deployment of Unpac, its glycolipid-based soil conditioner, across row and specialty crop systems after third-party lab testing showed reduced soil density and improved water penetration in California agricultural soils.

USDA data shows compaction affects nearly one-quarter of surveyed cropland

A USDA Economic Research Service analysis found growers identified soil compaction as a resource concern on 22% of surveyed wheat, soybean, oat and cotton fields. Compacted soil restricts root development and limits crop access to available water and nutrients, according to Locus.