Blog•Mar 4, 2026
A Fair Amount of ARPA-H Funding Is Being Used for Clinical Trials Relevant to Aging
ARPA‑H is committing up to $144 million to healthspan‑focused human trials through its PROSPR program, funding seven teams to develop early biomarkers and surrogate endpoints for aging interventions. The agency has awarded Cambrian Bio $30.8 million for an oral rapamycin analog targeting mTORC1 and Linnaeus Therapeutics $22 million for a GPER‑based drug repurposed from oncology. These investments aim to shorten costly, decades‑long studies by proving efficacy within one to three years, accelerating the transition of geroscience from niche research to mainstream therapeutics.
By Fight Aging!
News•Mar 4, 2026
AHLA Brings Industry Leaders Together to Accelerate Responsible Growth
The American Hotel & Lodging Association hosted its fourth Responsible Stay Summit, uniting its Sustainability and Food & Beverage committees for the first time. Attendees exchanged best practices on responsible sourcing, waste reduction, and water conservation, while the event honored...
By Hotel News Resource
News•Mar 4, 2026
NASA Study Finds Urban Residents More Sensitive To Air Taxi Noise
NASA’s VANGARD study, conducted Aug‑Sept 2025, surveyed 359 volunteers in major U.S. metros to gauge annoyance from 67 simulated air‑taxi sounds. Participants heard the noises without visual cues, ensuring pure acoustic assessment. Early results show urban residents report higher irritation...
By AVweb
News•Mar 4, 2026
Brookfield, Queensland Selling 1M SF Southern California Mall
Brookfield Properties and Queensland Investment Corp. have put the 1 million‑square‑foot Victoria Gardens mall in Rancho Cucamonga up for sale. The open‑air center posted $33.6 million cash flow in 2024 and a net operating income of $32 million in 2023, reflecting a 6 %...
By Bisnow
News•Mar 4, 2026
Cisco Warns of Max Severity Secure FMC Flaws Giving Root Access
Cisco has issued emergency patches for two maximum‑severity flaws in its Secure Firewall Management Center (FMC) software. The authentication‑bypass vulnerability (CVE‑2026‑20079) lets unauthenticated attackers gain root access, while the remote code execution bug (CVE‑2026‑20131) permits arbitrary Java code execution as...
By BleepingComputer
News•Mar 4, 2026
Marriott International Achieves Record Growth in Caribbean and Latin America in 2025
Marriott International reported a record‑breaking 2025 in its Caribbean and Latin America (CALA) region, signing 94 deals that added 10,461 rooms. The portfolio grew to 555 open properties and more than 95,000 rooms across 37 countries, a 40% jump in...
By Hotel News Resource
Social•Mar 4, 2026
GOP Rule Change Leaves Texas Voters Lost at Polls
Texans in two counties struggled to find their polling locations for primary voting Tuesday after a GOP-driven change. The secretary of state’s office failed to provide accurate information. https://www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/in-ominous-sign-texas-republicans-changed-voting-rules-then-blocked-efforts-to-protect-voters/
By Marc Elias
Social•Mar 4, 2026
Josh Elliott Poised to Join CBS Mornings Lineup
Status Scoop: Former “GMA” host Josh Elliott has eyed as a possible new host on “CBS Mornings.” I’m told in the coming weeks, several special guests will be rotating on the show, and Josh will likely be one of those...
By Oliver Darcy
News•Mar 4, 2026
2025 USTR Notorious Markets List Issued
The U.S. Trade Representative released its 2025 Notorious Markets List, spotlighting online and physical venues that facilitate large‑scale piracy and counterfeiting. The Association of American Publishers praised the report, emphasizing its role in protecting authors and publishers. The list again...
By Association of American Publishers – News
Social•Mar 4, 2026
War Won’t Sustain Defense Stock Multiples, Says Analyst
Lockheed Martin up 6% Monday. Down 1.3% today. The defense trade isn't fading because the war is ending. It's fading because the market is starting to realize war doesn't fix earnings multiples. https://t.co/xXNtusNgkE
By Michael A. Gayed, CFA (Lead-Lag Report)
Social•Mar 4, 2026
City’s First Use of Eminent Domain Revealed
Where this hole exists is the first time I have seen the city use eminent domain to obtain a property https://t.co/Zfy8HrAEcZ
By Bucky Beeman
News•Mar 4, 2026
New C-Suite Hospice, Palliative Care Executives Step Forward
Hospice and palliative‑care providers announced several C‑suite moves, including Mettle Health’s new Chief Growth Officer, Camille Borgo, to broaden service reach. Legacy Hospice named Elaine Ziegler as CEO after Clark Blair’s departure, while Island Hospice appointed Patricia Pancner as its new chief executive....
By Hospice News
Social•Mar 4, 2026
AI Turns Data Tokens Into Motion, Redefining Edge Networks
At #MWC26, I joined @Nokia’s Media & Analyst Event to discuss how AI is reshaping network architecture. When informational tokens become kinetic tokens — turning models into motion and control — the network becomes critical infrastructure for real-time intelligence at...
By John Saw
Social•Mar 4, 2026
Former NJ Attorney General Launches Firm, Keeps Public Focus
The Very Model Of A Modern Attorney General: Matt Platkin Former New Jersey AG @MattPlatkin has returned to private practice, with the launch of @PlatkinLLP—but he remains committed to advancing important public interests. LINK: https://t.co/pkREXJKXpw https://t.co/g9riNwrr1K
By David Lat
News•Mar 4, 2026
Moishe Mana Buys Discounted Downtown Miami Office Tower for $110M
Moishe Mana purchased the 31‑story One Downtown office tower in downtown Miami for $110 million, securing roughly a 14 percent discount from its 2018 price. The 770,195‑square‑foot building houses 450,000 sq ft of office space, a 750‑spot garage, and ground‑level retail, and is currently...
By Commercial Observer
Social•Mar 4, 2026
War Sparks Force Majeure Across Energy, Shipping, Sourcing Contracts
Middle East. Force Majeure. Will that be the result of the war? Energy contracts? Shipping contracts? Sourcing contracts? More.
By Tom Craig
News•Mar 4, 2026
California Trial Set in Rate-Rigging VRDO Case Against Banks
A California judge set a June 8 trial for a False Claims Act case accusing major Wall Street banks of conspiring to rig interest rates on variable‑rate demand bonds (VRDOs). The lawsuit, filed by municipal advisor Johan Rosenberg on behalf of...
By The Bond Buyer (municipal finance)
News•Mar 4, 2026
The US Built up Its Missile Defenses—And Will Need to Do It Again
The United States, together with Israel and Gulf allies, recently demonstrated a highly effective integrated air and missile defense against a large‑scale Iranian attack, validating two decades of collaborative architecture. The operation relied on layered systems—Patriot, THAAD, and SM‑3—working in...
By Defense One
News•Mar 4, 2026
Trump Officially Nominates Kevin Warsh for Fed Chair as Iran War Complicates Path for Rate Cuts
President Donald Trump formally nominated former Fed governor Kevin Warsh to succeed Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve chair, aiming for quicker interest‑rate cuts. Warsh, known for advocating balance‑sheet reduction and lower rates, faces a skeptical FOMC amid the escalating U.S.-Israeli...
By Realtor.com News
Social•Mar 4, 2026
Cable Operators Hopeful as Guthrie Backs Reform, Election Looms
Independent cable operators are encouraged that Rep. Brett Guthrie still sees good reason to change the Cable Act of 1992, but the coming midterm elections could shift the priorities of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce. #Summit2026 https://t.co/q99ZQl9uU5
By Jeff Baumgartner
Blog•Mar 4, 2026
Example of a Pick Up / Drop Off Maneuver by Nuro-Lucid-Uber Test Vehicle
A joint demonstration in San Francisco showed a robotaxi built on Lucid’s Gravity electric‑vehicle platform, powered by Nuro’s autonomous driver software and operated by Uber. The vehicle performed a seamless pick‑up/drop‑off (PuDo) maneuver, highlighting the integration of high‑end EV hardware...
By The Last Driver License Holder
News•Mar 4, 2026
Credit Card Transfer Partners: Guide to Transferring Points and Miles to Airlines and Hotels
The Points Guy released a comprehensive guide that maps credit‑card points and miles to their airline and hotel transfer partners, detailing transfer ratios and current valuations. It highlights the top flexible‑points cards from issuers such as American Express, Chase, Capital...
By The Points Guy (TPG)
News•Mar 4, 2026
The Premium Economy Boom That Expanded Fast Is Now A Revenue Staple
Premium economy, first introduced in the late 1970s, has evolved into a core revenue product for airlines worldwide. Today, carriers from legacy to hybrid low‑cost operators equip new A350 and 787 aircraft with factory‑installed premium cabins offering up to 42‑inch...
By Simple Flying
News•Mar 4, 2026
Hiboy Launches 100-Mile EX11 Full Suspension E-Bike at $1,300, Bluetti 128Wh to 3,840Wh Elite Power Stations From a $113 Low,...
Hiboy unveiled its EX11 full‑suspension electric bike at a launch price of $1,299, a 35% discount from the $2,000 MSRP. The bike offers up to 100 miles of pedal‑assist range, a 750 W rear hub motor with 28 mph top speed, and rugged...
By Electrek
News•Mar 4, 2026
How Vulnerable Are Computers to an 80-Year-Old Spy Technique? Congress Wants Answers
Senators Ron Wyden and Rep. Shontel Brown have asked the GAO to study how vulnerable modern computers are to TEMPERST‑style side‑channel attacks, which capture data from electromagnetic, acoustic or vibrational emissions. The request follows a new Congressional Research Service report...
By WIRED
Podcast•Mar 4, 2026•35 min
Awarded Campaigns: Lucky Yatra, on How a Ticket-Lottery Turned Fare Dodgers Into Paying Passengers
In this episode of Behavioral Science for Brands, Michael Aaron Flicker and Richard Shilton dissect the "Lucky Yatra" campaign by Indian Railways and FCB India, which turned ticket serial numbers into a daily lottery to incentivize fare payment. They explain...
By Behavioral Science for Brands (Consumer Behavior Lab)
News•Mar 4, 2026
Spicules: The K-Beauty Skin Care Ingredient Primed to Break Through in 2026
Spicules, ultra‑fine needle‑shaped particles harvested from freshwater sponges, are emerging as the next K‑beauty breakthrough for 2026. Marketed as “liquid microneedling,” they form temporary micro‑channels in the epidermis, enhancing the delivery of co‑applied actives without invasive procedures. Korean brands are...
By Cosmetics Business
News•Mar 4, 2026
OffBall and Togethxr Team Up on a New Playbook for Sports Media
OffBall and Togethxr announced a strategic partnership that merges OffBall’s sports‑culture coverage with Togethxr’s women’s‑sports focus. Togethxr reported $30 million in 2025 revenue and profitability, while OffBall has more than doubled its revenue to approach mid‑seven figures. The deal gives each...
By Adweek Television/Media
News•Mar 4, 2026
Photobiomodulation: Revolutionary Breakthrough or Scam?
The Valeda photobiomodulation system received FDA authorization in November 2024 and has been used clinically since summer 2025 to treat retinal aging. A modest 148‑eye, two‑year study showed statistically significant gains in best‑corrected visual acuity and a lower rate of progression to...
By Healio – All News
News•Mar 4, 2026
‘The Hunger’ by Way of Bertolucci: Costume Designer Sarah Evelyn on ‘The Beauty’
Ryan Murphy’s FX/Hulu series “The Beauty” launches with a fashion‑forward, horror‑satire premise, starring Bella Hadid in a runway explosion that sets a visually daring tone. Costume designer Sarah Evelyn was tasked with translating Murphy’s eclectic references—from Bertolucci to “The Hunger”—into a contemporary...
By IndieWire
Social•Mar 4, 2026
One Person Replaces $60K Team, Drives 32
I spent 12 years figuring out how to collapse a $60K/month growth team into one person. The results: 3.15% forecast to target across $3B in GMV. 32% yoy revenue growth. 41% yoy contribution margin growth. Here's the entire playbook. https://t.co/0oPoA7oEd8
By Taylor Holiday
News•Mar 4, 2026
Middle East War Slows Trans-Pacific Service Contract Talks Further
Container carriers are pausing or slowing 2026‑27 trans‑Pacific service contract negotiations as they gauge the fallout from the Middle East war. The conflict has immobilized an estimated 2 %‑10 % of global container tonnage, tightening available capacity. Simultaneously, soaring bunker fuel prices...
By Journal of Commerce (JOC)
News•Mar 4, 2026
Middle East War Puts Trans-Pacific Service Contract Talks in Limbo
Container lines have halted 2026‑27 trans‑Pacific service contract negotiations as the Middle East war ties up roughly 10% of global container tonnage and pushes bunker fuel prices higher. The conflict adds uncertainty to cost structures and functional capacity, prompting carriers...
By Journal of Commerce (JOC)
News•Mar 4, 2026
NZI on TAP: Philadelphia & Peer Cities Brainstorm Best Practices for Retrofitting Affordable Housing
The ULI Net Zero Imperative partnered with Philadelphia’s DHCD and PHDC to host a two‑day Technical Assistance Panel in May 2025, focusing on retrofitting the city’s aging affordable‑housing stock to net‑zero. Participants from peer cities examined financing gaps, training needs, and...
By Urban Land (ULI) – Technology
News•Mar 4, 2026
Cost and Safety Concerns Reshape U.S. Meetings Industry, MMGY Study Finds
A new MMGY Travel Intelligence study of 300 planners and 1,000 attendees shows cost and safety dominate U.S. meetings decisions. Sixty‑three percent of planners flag travel expenses, while 72 % weigh crime levels when selecting cities. Despite these pressures, 90 % still...
By Hotel News Resource
News•Mar 4, 2026
Foreign Entity Rules Are Throwing a Wrench in Energy Storage Financing
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act’s Foreign Entity of Concern (FEOC) rules now tie clean‑energy tax credits to the origin of battery materials, demanding at least 60% of value from non‑prohibited countries and increasing this share each year. Compliance pushes...
By CFO Brew (Morning Brew)
Social•Mar 4, 2026
Senate Bill Gives Strong Backing to NASA's Artemis Revamp
The US Senate's new 'reauthorization' bill offers a major endorsement for NASA's revamped Artemis plans. Seriously, this is a really great legislation overall. No idea how Isaacman got this done so quickly, but he delivered. https://t.co/g7MeTnqlSm
By Eric Berger
News•Mar 4, 2026
TerraPower Nuclear Reactor in Wyoming Gets Federal Permit
TerraPower, the Bill Gates‑backed nuclear startup, secured a unanimous Nuclear Regulatory Commission construction permit for its Natrium advanced reactor in Kemmerer, Wyoming. The approval marks the first U.S. commercial reactor permit in nearly ten years, allowing the company to begin...
By The New York Times – Climate
Blog•Mar 4, 2026
($) Alibaba's AI Drama
Alibaba has become the center of a new AI controversy after its flagship large‑language model was abruptly pulled from public access. The company cited compliance concerns and internal disagreements over open‑source licensing. Meanwhile, rival Chinese AI firms are accelerating their...
By Interconnected
Social•Mar 4, 2026
Supercell Aids US Review of Tencent's US Gaming Investments
New: Supercell is cooperating with a US government review of Tencent's investment in US game companies https://t.co/8zCijY6p4C
By Cecilia D’Anastasio
News•Mar 4, 2026
DPR Opens New Silicon Valley HQ, Establishes Tech-Forward Prefab Lab
DPR Construction opened a 113,702‑square‑foot flagship campus in Santa Clara, consolidating its administrative, craft and prefabrication teams. The site includes 68,160 sq ft of open office space and a 45,542 sq ft Prefabrication Assembly Facility that uses virtual design tools to pre‑assemble building components....
By Construction Dive
News•Mar 4, 2026
Motel One Innovates Operations Using Oracle Cloud
European upscale hotel chain Motel One completed a full migration of its 101 properties in 13 countries to Oracle’s OPERA Cloud PMS within a four‑month window. The cloud platform delivers a unified data foundation, built‑in analytics, and access to over...
By Hotel News Resource
News•Mar 4, 2026
007 First Light Dev Diary Outlines the Cast, Including Alastair Mackenzie as Q
IO Interactive’s upcoming title *007 First Light* released a Beyond the Light developer diary revealing key cast members, including Alastair Mackenzie as a younger, mentor‑type Q. The diary also introduces Priyanga Burford as M, Kiera Lester as Miss Moneypenny, and newcomer Greenway, who...
By GamingBolt
Blog•Mar 4, 2026
UK Airport Hopes Hydrogen-Powered Ground Equipment Will Cut Emissions
Exeter Airport in the UK is conducting a second two‑week winter trial of hydrogen‑powered ground support equipment, focusing on a dual‑fuel (hydrogen/diesel) ground power unit operating in cold, inclement weather. The trial follows an April test that deployed a hydrogen...
By Runway Girl Network
News•Mar 4, 2026
Near Earth Autonomy and Team Fly Uncrewed Logistics Black Hawks
Near Earth Autonomy, together with Honeywell, Moog and XP Services, has completed a year of integration and flight testing for the RUC‑60, an optionally crewed Black Hawk converted for autonomous logistics. The team demonstrated the first fully automated takeoff‑to‑landing flight...
By sUAS News
News•Mar 4, 2026
Canada and India Move to Update Decades-Old Space Ties
Canada and India marked the 30th anniversary of their space collaboration by agreeing to a new Implementing Arrangement that expands joint work in atmospheric science, space robotics, human spaceflight, quantum communications and AI‑driven aerospace. The deal builds on agreements from...
By SpaceQ
News•Mar 4, 2026
Netflix Co-Founder Reed Hastings, CFO Spencer Neumann Sell $48 Million Worth of Combined Shares
Netflix co‑founder Reed Hastings and CFO Spencer Neumann sold a combined $48.1 million in Netflix shares, according to March 4 regulatory filings. Hastings disposed of $39.8 million worth of 410,550 shares at $96‑$97.50 each and simultaneously bought back the same number at $9.7...
By Media Play News
News•Mar 4, 2026
Retail Channels Remain Key as U.S. Supplements Market Grows
The U.S. dietary supplements market, valued at $68.74 billion in 2025, is projected to reach $131.08 billion by 2033, driven by an 8.5% CAGR. Vitamins continue to dominate, representing 28.1% of revenue, while immune‑health and specialty segments such as prenatal products also...
By Mass Market Retailers
Social•Mar 4, 2026
Uniform Consent Language Needed for Scalable Health Data Interoperability
When every state regulates consent differently, scale breaks. Mariann Yeager shares why model language and technical standards are critical for nationwide interoperability. 👇 https://t.co/Aa3zjJYTw4 @sequoiaproject #patientadvocates #HITSM https://t.co/I3cN0lmdLk
By Colin Hung
News•Mar 4, 2026
Hacker Mass-Mails HungerRush Extortion Emails to Restaurant Patrons
Customers of restaurants using the HungerRush point‑of‑sale platform received extortion emails claiming the attacker possessed millions of customer records, including credit‑card details. The messages were sent through Twilio SendGrid, passing SPF, DKIM and DMARC checks, making them appear authentic from...
By BleepingComputer