There’s a Nasty Diarrhea Outbreak Spreading Across the U.S. Here’s What’s Making It So Hard to Stop
A single failure in the food systems supply chain can lead to a major outbreak of the cyclospora parasite.
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VINCI Airports Passenger Traffic Drop In June, Q2
(RTTNews) – Vinci SA (VCISY, VCISF, DG.PA), a French concessions and construction company, Friday reported that its subsidiary VINCI Airports recorded lower passenger traffic in the month of June and second quarter, due to geopolitical disruptions that affected certain airports. Meanwhile, first-half traffic was flat, compared to lat year. Commercial movements at VINCI Airports were…
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Block’s Cash App Borrow jumps after FDIC lending approval
Key insight: Use of Block’s Cash App Borrow has expanded in the year since the company received FDIC approval to directly originate loans. What’s at stake: Block is leaning on Cash App to build a financial services business in competition with PayPal, other fintechs and banks. Expert quote: “We’ve been able to reach younger demographics…
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Advisors see opening as protection overtakes growth in American Dream
Guaranteed income options may carry particular weight with clients. The survey found 81% would rather have a predictable, guaranteed stream of retirement income than pursue higher-growth investments, yet only 24% currently hold products or strategies aimed at cutting market risk once they are retired. Income protection also shows a gap between intent and action. Just…
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Claude Code’s Creator Has Better Way to Measure AI Success Than Tokens
Claude Code’s creator addressed one of the biggest enterprise questions of the day: how companies can track the returns on their AI spend. Boris Cherny, the maker of Anthropic’s biggest coding tool, outlined a four-step framework for enterprise AI adoption in a series of X posts on Thursday. In the third step, Cherny talked about…
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Center for Justice Innovation Expands to 34K SF at GFP’s 520 Eighth Avenue – Commercial Observer
The Center for Justice Innovation, a nonprofit organization focused on community safety and racial justice, is taking more space at its Midtown offices. The nonprofit has signed a deal to expand to 34,300 square feet at GFP Real Estate’s 520 Eighth Avenue and extend its current lease at the property, the landlord announced Thursday. The…
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Skanska builds high-tech fabrication facility in Boise, Idaho, USA, for USD 390M, about SEK 3.6 billion
STOCKHOLM, July 17, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Skanska has signed a contract with a new confidential high-tech client for the construction of a fabrication facility in Boise, Idaho, USA. The contract is worth USD 390M, about SEK 3.6 billion, which will be included in the US order bookings for the third quarter of 2026. Work is…
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Bitcoin’s anti-spam fight gets a 'DOG Mode' reply
While BIP 110 wants to restrict data through a consensus change and has almost no miner support, a new DOG Mode client wants the opposite and requires no vote at all.
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Phone lost? Here’s your step-by-step guide to protecting your money and personal data
In today’s digital world, where information travels in seconds, losing your smartphone is far more than an inconvenience. It can be stressful, especially because a single device now holds access to your bank accounts, UPI apps, emails, passwords, personal documents, and other sensitive information. If your phone falls into the wrong hands, or a thief…
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EXCL: James Van Der Beek’s Former Beverly Hills Home Is Available To Rent
Late “Dawson’s Creek” star James Van Der Beek‘s former Beverly Hills home has been offered up for rent—five months after the actor passed away following a battle with cancer. The actor, who died Feb. 11 at the age of 48, had been living at the four-bedroom, three-bathroom abode with his wife, Kimberly, and their children,…
