News•Mar 6, 2026
Multiple Myeloma Awareness Month: The Current and Future Landscape
March marks Multiple Myeloma Awareness Month, spotlighting a disease that affects over 85,000 new patients and 330,000 existing cases across eight major markets in 2026. GlobalData projects MM drug sales to rise from $25.5 bn in 2026 to $29.9 bn by 2032, driven by monoclonal antibodies, IMiDs and CAR‑T therapies. A robust pipeline of 80 Phase II/III trials, including Kite’s iMMagine‑1 CAR‑T and BMS’s mezigdomide, signals a shift toward later‑line treatments as key first‑line patents expire. These developments promise longer remissions and new revenue opportunities.
By Pharmaceutical Technology (GlobalData)
Blog•Mar 6, 2026
EEOC Publishes Guidance on Using Social Media in Reasonable Accommodation Process
The EEOC issued new guidance allowing federal agencies to consider an employee’s social‑media activity when evaluating telework as a reasonable accommodation under the Rehabilitation Act. The agency stresses that such evidence cannot replace medical documentation or the interactive process, but...
By HR Brew
News•Mar 6, 2026
Rapid-Repeat Pregnancy and HIV Vulnerability: Elona Toska, MSc, DPhil
Elona Toska presented a life‑course analysis of HIV risk among adolescent mothers, highlighting heightened biological susceptibility during pregnancy and breastfeeding and the structural drivers of rapid‑repeat pregnancies. While prevention of mother‑to‑child transmission programs have increased ART initiation, adherence drops postpartum,...
By AJMC (The American Journal of Managed Care)
Social•Mar 6, 2026
Boom’s Turbine Launch Isn’t a Pivot, It’s a Boomerang
To all of those saying Boom has pivoted from supersonic jets to power turbines: please stop, this is an important misunderstanding. A pivot is when you switch from X to Y. Boom has added Y along the path to X. We're shipping...
By Blake Scholl
News•Mar 6, 2026
What Will Happen To DC Theatre Without A WaPo Theatre Critic?
In February, The Washington Post eliminated its entire arts and culture desk, including full‑time theatre critic Naveen Kumar, leaving Washington, D.C. without a dedicated regional theatre reviewer. Freelance pieces now fill the void, but coverage remains sparse. Thirty‑three local theatres...
By ArtsJournal
News•Mar 6, 2026
Marathon's Vault Stash Is Too Small and Too Cumbersome
Marathon’s vault, the central inventory hub, begins with 160 slots, but high‑slot items like assault and sniper rifles consume eight slots each, quickly filling the space. The UI compounds the problem: identical icons for different implants force players to hover...
By Polygon (Gaming)
News•Mar 6, 2026
AWS Likely Behind Plans for $750m Data Center in Clinton, Mississippi
Amazon Web Services is poised to invest $750 million in a new data center on a 99‑acre site in Clinton, Mississippi, repurposing the former Milwaukee Tool facility. The city council approved a fee‑in‑lieu tax arrangement, though final approval from the Mississippi...
By Data Center Dynamics
News•Mar 6, 2026
Aldi Expands Long-Term Supply Deals with British Growers
Aldi UK is expanding long‑term supply agreements with British growers, aiming to secure at least 50 % of its domestic produce by the end of 2027. The contracts, lasting two years or more, will be open to both large and small...
By Retail Gazette
News•Mar 6, 2026
Qcells Resumes Solar Panel Production in Georgia After Customs Hurdles
Qcells announced that its Cartersville, Georgia plant has resumed solar‑panel assembly after customs‑clearance delays tied to the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act. The facility will expand to integrate ingot, wafer and cell production, targeting a 3.3 GW annual capacity. By the...
By Solar Power World
News•Mar 6, 2026
Environmental Groups Urge Indonesia to Return E-Scrap Shipments
Environmental groups including the Basel Action Network, Nexus3 Foundation and Ecoton have sent an open letter to Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto urging the return of 914 containers of suspected illegal electronic waste seized at Batam’s Batu Ampar Port. The letter...
By Recycling Today
News•Mar 6, 2026
Martin Clunes 'Passes on the Torch' As He Appears in Doc Martin Remake Best Medicine
Martin Clunes makes a cameo in the U.S. adaptation “Best Medicine,” playing Dr. Robert Best, the father of the series’ lead. The show, a remake of the British hit “Doc Martin,” premiered on Fox earlier this year with Josh Charles starring...
By Digital Spy – TV
News•Mar 6, 2026
Axel Springer to Buy UK’s Telegraph in £575m Deal, Financial Times Reports
Axel Springer has agreed to acquire the UK‑based Telegraph Media Group for £575 million, a deal reported by the Financial Times. The purchase follows a failed £500 million bid by Daily Mail owner DMGT that faced regulatory scrutiny. By adding the Telegraph’s...
By The Hindu Business Line – All
News•Mar 6, 2026
Luca Drills 14g Gold that May Grow Mexico Mine
Luca Mining announced two high‑grade gold intercepts at its Tahuehueto mine, including 14.27 g/t gold over 7.6 m and 6.66 g/t gold over 13.2 m, both drilled just below existing underground workings. The hits occur within 30 m of Level 23, leveraging the mine’s current infrastructure...
By MINING.com
News•Mar 6, 2026
After Trying Subtractive Runemixer, I Can't Unsee the Links Between RPG Element Systems and Colour Theory
Subtractive Runemixer, a free first‑person RPG on Itch.io, centers on a colour‑mixing rune combat system that feels like stirring paints on a palette. Players, as the automaton Caster, explore glitch‑infused dungeons of pink‑purple crystal and server‑farm aesthetics while battling enemies...
By Rock Paper Shotgun
News•Mar 6, 2026
AM Best Upgrades Issuer Credit Rating of First Chicago Insurance Group Members
AM Best upgraded the Long‑Term Issuer Credit Rating for First Chicago Insurance Company and United Security Insurance Company to “bb+” from “bb,” while affirming a B‑rated Financial Strength Rating. Both entities now carry a stable outlook for the Long‑Term ICR, replacing...
By Insurance Journal
Blog•Mar 6, 2026
Team Vitality Leaves StarCraft II Esports
French esports organization Team Vitality announced its withdrawal from StarCraft II after a two‑year stint that began in 2024. The roster, featuring Korean stars Maru, Ryung and Zoun, delivered highlights such as Maru’s DreamHack Dallas victory and a second‑place finish at...
By Esports Insider
News•Mar 6, 2026
EpiciphAI: Reading Disease States From Blood’s Epigenetic Fingerprints
EpiciphAI, a Chinese pre‑seed biotech, is building a liquid biopsy that reads histone modifications on cell‑free chromatin to pinpoint a fragment’s tissue of origin and its disease state. Unlike most epigenetic tests that focus on DNA methylation, this platform targets...
By BioCentury
News•Mar 6, 2026
Ollie’s Bargain Outlet Enters Minnesota
Ollie's Bargain Outlet opened its first Minnesota store in Austin, about 100 miles south of Minneapolis, marking the retailer’s entry into its 35th state and a key milestone in its Midwest expansion. The Austin location continues Ollie's model of no‑frills,...
By Mass Market Retailers
News•Mar 6, 2026
From Sir Lucian Grainge on AI and Downtown, to Create Raising $450M at a $2.2B Valuation… It’s MBW’s Weekly Round-Up
Universal Music Group reported 9% year‑over‑year growth, highlighting AI partnerships and the integration of its Downtown Music acquisition. Create Music Group closed a $450 million financing round, valuing the company at $2.2 billion. Warner Music Group’s CEO framed AI as a new...
By Music Business Worldwide (MBW)
News•Mar 6, 2026
MISMO Releases VA, FHA Form Standards for Industry Use
The Mortgage Industry Standards Maintenance Organization (MISMO) has elevated the data mapping for VA Form 26‑1820 and the HUD FHA Addendum to candidate recommendation status, making standardized XML datasets available for industry use. The VA mapping translates the loan disbursement report...
By National Mortgage News
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News•Mar 6, 2026
Georgia Bill to Let Owners Sue Cities over Homelessness
Georgia’s House Bill 295 would let property owners sue cities or counties that adopt policies limiting enforcement of illegal camping, loitering, drug possession, shoplifting or sanctuary rules. The bill creates a civil cause of action, capping damages at the amount...
By Mortgage Professional America
News•Mar 6, 2026
Furniture & Mattress Drops a Standalone Version of Arranger: A Role-Puzzling Adventure on Mobile
Furniture & Mattress has released a standalone version of Arranger: A Role‑Puzzling Adventure for Android and iOS, priced at $9.99 with a try‑before‑you‑buy option. The new build runs at 60 fps, double the frame rate of the earlier Netflix Games release....
By DroidGamers
Blog•Mar 6, 2026
Foxboro Control System Updated Information
Schneider Electric introduced Foxboro SDA, a software‑defined distributed control system that decouples control software from hardware. The open architecture offers vendor independence, scalability, and seamless integration with legacy plants. Built on IEC 62443‑3‑3 standards, it delivers cyber‑secure, AI‑ready operations while lowering...
By The Manufacturing Connection
News•Mar 6, 2026
Methanol-Tolerant Microbial Strain Could Make Sustainable Biomanufacturing More Economically Viable
A UNIST research team engineered a methanol‑tolerant *Methylobacterium extorquens* strain that grows 1.7 times faster than conventional microbes at 2.5 % methanol. Using adaptive laboratory evolution, they identified recurring mutations in the metY and kefB genes that boost detoxification and energy...
By Phys.org – Biotechnology
Blog•Mar 6, 2026
Tesla Makes Latest Move to Remove Model S and Model X From Its Lineup
Tesla has removed the Model S and Model X from its U.S. referral program, eliminating the $1,000 discount for new buyers. The referral discount for these flagships is now $500, while Cybertruck buyers receive three months of Full Self‑Driving instead...
By Teslarati
News•Mar 6, 2026
Why the Future of Highway Food Might Look More Like a Food Court
Danish entrepreneur Daniel Baven’s Noahs platform turns convenience stores and service stations into on‑site food hubs using modular kitchens and a digital ordering stack. The system lets retailers host rotating food brands—pizza, tacos, sandwiches—without major capital outlay, essentially acting as...
By The Spoon (Food Tech)
Blog•Mar 6, 2026
AM Best Assigns “Fair” Rating to Protect Insurance PCC
AM Best has assigned Protect Insurance PCC, a Gibraltar‑domiciled captive, a financial strength rating of B (fair) and a long‑term issuer credit rating of bb+ (fair), both with stable outlooks. The company operates as an unincorporated cell company with a...
By Captive Intelligence
News•Mar 6, 2026
Exercise Arctic Connect Validates Communication Across Alaska
Exercise Arctic Connect brought together more than 30 radio operators from 28 locations across Alaska to test high‑frequency communications. Participants from the Alaska National Guard, State Defense Force, Civil Air Patrol, and state emergency agencies validated HF pathways and refined...
By U.S. Army – News
News•Mar 6, 2026
Morris Brown To Anchor Innovation Space At Vine City Development: The Atlanta Deal Sheet
Resurgence Commercial Partners (RCP) is leading an 8‑acre mixed‑use project in Atlanta’s Vine City, anchored by a 30,000‑square‑foot innovation and learning center for Morris Brown College. The development will also feature a 100‑room boutique hotel, 200 mixed‑income rental units, and...
By Bisnow
News•Mar 6, 2026
Survey: Private Pilot Flight Training Cost Passes $16,000
The 2026 State of Flight Training Survey from Redbird Flight shows the median cost to earn a private pilot certificate has risen above $16,000, with students typically completing training in about 24 weeks. The report also details median costs of...
By AVweb
News•Mar 6, 2026
The Indigo Road Hospitality Group Opens Modern Italian Restaurant in Nashville
Indigo Road Hospitality Group has launched Indaco, a modern Italian restaurant in Nashville’s Germantown district. The venue seats 103 guests, features a street‑level patio, and offers a seasonally rotating menu of wood‑fired pizzas, hand‑rolled pastas, and locally sourced entrees curated...
By FSR Magazine
News•Mar 6, 2026
Arbital Health Sees Rapid Adoption of Actuarial AI
Arbital Health announced rapid market adoption of its Merlin AI actuarial assistant, launched in October 2025. Leading payers and providers such as Arkos Health and CommuniCare have integrated the platform to monitor value‑based care contracts, forecast financial impact, and identify...
By AI-TechPark
Social•Mar 6, 2026
War-Driven Oil Spikes Hint at Further Upside, Dollar Softens
In the 10 days after Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, Brent rose 32%. We're now up 25% since the war with Iran began, which - to me - says there's more upside. Given all this, the Dollar is trading soft...
By Robin Brooks
News•Mar 6, 2026
Lou Malntati’s Signs Lease in St. Charles, Illinois
Lou Malnati’s Pizzeria has signed a lease for its 61st Chicagoland location in St. Charles, Illinois, slated to open in fall 2026. The 6,200‑square‑foot venue will feature a full‑service restaurant, bar, private dining, and outdoor patio with seating for about...
By FSR Magazine
Social•Mar 6, 2026
Senior FDA Official’s Attack Sparks Debate Over Leadership
Gee, who could this "senior FDA official" be? It's a head scratcher. But he might tell Vinay Prasad that thinly veiled attacks against, oh, UniQure, and going off on advisory councils is a great way of keeping the political pot...
By John Carroll
Social•Mar 6, 2026
Roche, Zealand Stocks Tumble After Bland Obesity Drug Data
Roche, Zealand shares fall on ‘undifferentiated’ obesity drug results https://t.co/5pSR2vcHBD by @Lilah_Alvarado $RHHBY $ZEAL $LLY $NVO #obesity
By Ben Fidler
Blog•Mar 6, 2026
Operators Love CEO Products: How’s That Going?
Major media publishers such as The Wall Street Journal, Fortune, and The Economist are launching high‑priced C‑suite membership programs that combine exclusive events, networking, and concierge services. These offerings aim to address CEOs' isolation and rapid disruption from geopolitics and...
By A Media Operator
Social•Mar 6, 2026
AI vs Ammo Shortage: Modern Air War Showdown
With AI and a full blown crisis in 'combat mass' and munitions stocks - are we at the point of horse versus tank or wooden ship versus metal battleship in air warfare? #drones #AI #avgeek https://t.co/6BD5jEJqW4 https://t.co/4o9i2XD90j
By Tim Robinson
Social•Mar 6, 2026
Servier Spends $2.5B to Expand Cancer Pipeline
Servier to build cancer drug pipeline with $2.5B purchase of Day One https://t.co/aH0z8jt9tr by @realJacobBell $DAWN #biotech
By Ben Fidler
News•Mar 6, 2026
Lana Condor Is Finally Bringing Lara Jean To XO, Kitty In Season 3 — Watch Announcement Video
Netflix announced that Lana Condor will reprise Lara Jean in XO, Kitty Season 3, premiering on April 2. The eight‑episode third season follows Kitty’s final year at KISS, promising new memories, family ties in Korea, and unexpected plot twists. Several To All...
By TVLine
Social•Mar 6, 2026
War Costs Explode: Iraq $8 Trillion, Iran Ahead
Remember the Iraq war? It was supposed to be a cake walk that would cost US taxpayers a mere $50 billion. IT ACTUALLY COST $8 TRILLION. The US taxpayer will face sticker shock when the bill for America’s war against Iran arrives. WARS...
By Steve Hanke
Social•Mar 6, 2026
AWS Introduces AI‑Powered Amazon Connect Health for Admin Automation
AWS launches Amazon Connect Health: to automate administrative tasks like scheduling and documentation with AI... https://t.co/DDCqpspUyd
By Daniel Kraft, MD
News•Mar 6, 2026
Nashville’s Present Tense Restaurant Reopens in New Space
Present Tense reopened March 6 in Nashville’s Wedgewood‑Houston neighborhood, moving into a deliberately intimate 40‑seat space with a dynamic patio. Co‑founders chef Ryan Costanza and sake sommelier Rick Margaritov pared the menu to about 12 dishes, offering both à la...
By FSR Magazine
Social•Mar 6, 2026
Clean Energy Investment Nears Military Spending Threshold, War Delays
One of my predictions in our Climate Brink year end wrapup was that 2026 might be the first year where global clean energy investment exceeds global military spending. Unfortunately with recent wars we will likely have to wait a few more...
By Zeke Hausfather
Social•Mar 6, 2026
Court Upholds Reporters' Right to Question, Limits DoD Suppression
Summary judgment arguments still going…but going very well so far. Court clear on this: “reporters have to be able to ask questions…that’s what they’ve done…since the beginning of time.” Dept of Defense can’t do an end around to suppress viewpoints...
By Jason Kint
News•Mar 6, 2026
Wildcard Confirm nEMANHA Signing
Wildcard esports has completed the signing of Serbian in‑game leader Nemanja “nEMANHA” Đukić, filling the IGL vacancy left by Peter “stanislaw” Jarguz’s benching and Anthony “CLASIA” Kearney’s departure. nEMANHA arrives after a strong stint with illwill, where he helped the...
By HLTV.org (CS)
Social•Mar 6, 2026
Inventory Surged Pre‑recession, Now Below Normal Levels
Home sales peaked in 2005 Home Sales crashed from 2005 to 2008 Inventory spiked before the recession started 2005 2.5 million Inventory 2007 4,000,000 Inventory Currently at 1.22 million Normal is 2-2.5 million Credit channels have run inventory channels for...
By Logan Mohtashami
Blog•Mar 6, 2026
Artificial Intelligence in Clinical Care: Shaping the HHS Policy Landscape
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has opened a public comment period on how regulation, reimbursement, and research policies can speed AI adoption in clinical care. Dr. Ido Zamberg argues that AI’s greatest value lies in improving...
By KevinMD
Social•Mar 6, 2026
Iran Conflict May Prompt US to Lift Russian Oil Sanctions
My friend & oil expert Javier Blas reports just what I’ve been anticipating: that the US-Israeli war on Iran would force the US to lift sanctions on Russian oil. https://t.co/4VIvPSwm63
By Steve Hanke
Blog•Mar 6, 2026
Explainer: How Commercial Shipping Built Its Own Strategic Cage
The explainer outlines how five interlinked forces—rerouting, chronic overcapacity, dual‑use shipyards, terminal operator leverage, and nearshoring—have collectively confined commercial shipping within a self‑imposed strategic cage. Overcapacity pushes carriers into razor‑thin margins, while geopolitical rerouting adds complexity and cost. Dual‑use shipyards...
By Container News