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Bergh Special Products has carved out a unique position in the medical equipment sector by solving a persistent industry problem: the lack of truly customizable wheelchair accessories.

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) faces an ongoing cyberattack, with suspected Chinese state-backed hackers targeting sensitive US budget and policy data.

These founders are not chasing trends; they're engineering trajectories, reshaping markets, and building with intention. Each reflects the principles Harrington has championed throughout his career: resilience, strategic thinking, and the ability to convert ambition into measurable impact.

Quail focuses on the connection between teams, across departments, and throughout the layers of leadership. Consultants facilitate shared conversations about what success looks like, helping ensure that strategy and execution align.

The Senate approved a shutdown deal 60-40, sparking progressive outrage over a 'betrayal' that failed to reverse harsh SNAP work rules or extend healthcare subsidies. Read the full political breakdown.

The Texas Democrat seeking to unseat four-term Republican Congressman Jodey Arrington just received a major boost, however his odds of winning the long-standing Republican seat are hauntingly low.

This Veterans Day, November 11, 2025, restaurants and retailers across the U.S. are showing their appreciation for service members with free meals, discounts, and exclusive offers. Here's a roundup of 10 major corporations giving back to veterans and active-duty military this year.

The sudden activity often signals speculative momentum, potential news catalysts, or short-term trading opportunities, though analysts caution that such stocks carry extremely high risk.

Despite the positive momentum, futures indicate a cautious tone. S&P and Nasdaq futures have edged lower amid lingering concerns about high valuations in the technology sector, particularly in AI and infrastructure-linked stocks.