News•Mar 10, 2026
The LiveNation Settlement Will Solve Nothing
The Department of Justice settled its antitrust lawsuit against Live Nation with a $200 million payment and modest practice changes, allowing the company to retain Ticketmaster. The deal ends some exclusive venue bookings and requires a gradual phase‑out of exclusive ticketing contracts, while opening Ticketmaster’s platform to rivals. Critics say the fine is a slap on the wrist, leaving Live Nation’s market dominance largely intact. State lawsuits in key markets may still pursue a breakup or stricter remedies.
By ArtsJournal
News•Mar 10, 2026
Cashless Payments Gain Ground at Self-Serve Laundries
A recent poll shows that more than half of U.S. self‑serve laundries now earn the majority of their revenue from cashless payments, with 52.3% reporting a significant rise in digital transactions over the past three years. While two‑thirds still accept...
By PaymentsJournal
News•Mar 10, 2026
Lundbeck CEO Talks Drug Pricing, Protecting Biotech and European Needs
Lundbeck chief executive Charl van Zyl warned that Europe’s fragmented drug‑pricing regime threatens biotech sustainability and patient access. He cited recent remarks by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suggesting Europeans already pay higher prices than Americans. Van Zyl called...
By Endpoints News
News•Mar 10, 2026
JustWatch: Hulu’s ‘Paradise,’ ‘The Secret Agent’ Topped Oscar-Heavy Weekly Streaming Through March 8
JustWatch’s weekly streaming report for March 2‑8 shows Oscar‑nominated movies dominating the U.S. market, capturing 70 % of the top‑10 titles. Hulu leads the movie segment with Brazilian drama *The Secret Agent* at No. 1 and sci‑fi drama *In the Blink of an...
By Media Play News
News•Mar 10, 2026
Docked Review – The Crane Game
Saber Interactive’s new title *Docked* puts players in charge of a hurricane‑hit port, using an eight‑vehicle roster centered on cranes to move cargo and generate profit. The game blends detailed crane controls with light management, letting players upgrade facilities, buy...
By GamingBolt
News•Mar 10, 2026
Am Law 100: 2026 Trends, Insights & Strategies to Win
The 2026 Am Law 100 report highlights a year of disruption driven by rapid technology adoption, a wave of high‑profile law‑firm mergers, and new regulatory pressures. Firms that navigated talent wars and emerging outside‑investment interest posted strong financial results despite...
By Corporate Counsel (Law.com)
News•Mar 10, 2026
Scoop: U.S. Asks Israel to Halt Strikes on Iran's Energy Infrastructure
The Trump administration asked Israel to stop further strikes on Iran's energy infrastructure, especially oil facilities. This marks the first time Washington has reined in Israel since the joint operation began ten days ago. Officials said the request stems from...
By Axios — Economy & Markets
News•Mar 10, 2026
Give The Lexus CT200h The Respect It Deserves
The Lexus CT200h, a hybrid luxury hatchback, struggled in the U.S. market due to its premium price, modest performance, and hatchback body style, which conflicted with American luxury preferences. Despite these challenges, the model delivers 42 mpg combined fuel economy, a...
By Jalopnik
News•Mar 10, 2026
The Rise of Trade Secret Litigation: Are You Prepared to Stop Your Trade Secrets From Walking Out the Door? (Part...
Trade‑secret litigation surged to over 1,550 U.S. cases in 2025, prompting firms to tighten data safeguards. Vorys LLP’s second part outlines proactive steps before, during, and after an employee’s attempted exfiltration, emphasizing access controls, real‑time monitoring, and evidence preservation. Electronic...
By JD Supra – Legal Tech
News•Mar 10, 2026
DHS Ousts CBP Privacy Officers Who Questioned ‘Illegal’ Orders
The Department of Homeland Security reassigned several senior Customs and Border Protection privacy officials after they objected to a December directive that re‑classified Privacy Threshold Analyses (PTAs) as draft documents exempt from FOIA. The policy would allow the agency to...
By WIRED (Security)
News•Mar 10, 2026
Newrez, Pennymac, Rate Roll Out Fresh Offerings
Newrez introduced TitlePass, a title‑insurance waiver for qualified rate‑and‑term refinances in 18 states, promising up to $2,200 savings for borrowers. Pennymac’s third‑party origination arm launched a non‑QM menu featuring debt‑service‑coverage‑ratio, bank‑statement, and asset‑qualifier loans aimed at entrepreneurs and retirees. Rate’s...
By National Mortgage News
News•Mar 10, 2026
Resurgence of Stellarators and Impact on IP
Recent breakthroughs in superconducting magnet fabrication and AI‑driven field optimization have revived stellarator research, pushing the technology toward commercial fusion power. U.S. firms such as Type One Energy are planning grid‑scale stellarator plants with integration targets by 2030. Patent activity...
By JD Supra – Legal Tech
News•Mar 10, 2026
Ted’s Montana Grill Hires Mathieu Smith as Controller
Ted’s Montana Grill announced the appointment of Mathieu Smith as its new Controller, adding him to the senior leadership team. Smith arrives with a 12‑year track record in restaurant finance, most recently at 4Top Hospitality in Nashville. His experience spans...
By FSR Magazine
News•Mar 10, 2026
Marriott Bonvoy Introduces Sports-Themed Campaign and Podcast Series During March Madness
Marriott Bonvoy rolled out the "Where Gameday Checks In" campaign to ride the March Madness wave, debuting a limited‑run podcast series called "Live From the Bracket" hosted by NBA player Sophie Cunningham and journalist West Wilson. The initiative also includes...
By Hotel News Resource
News•Mar 10, 2026
Michael Johnson Allegedly Paid Himself US$500,000 Despite League’s Financial Troubles
Grand Slam Track, launched in 2024 with a $12.6 million prize pool, now faces roughly $40 million in debt and a court filing alleging founder Michael Johnson paid himself $500,000 without board approval. Vendors claim the payment was part of broader fraud,...
By Canadian Running Magazine
News•Mar 10, 2026
Music Investment Summit Debuts in New York
David Schulhof’s MUSQ Global Music Industry ETF is launching the Amplify Music Investment Summit in New York on May 8. The event, co‑hosted with Mondo NYC, will feature a keynote with Warner Music Group CEO Robert Kyncl and panels on streaming, live...
By ETF Trends (VettaFi)
News•Mar 10, 2026
Why Does The Boeing 777-300ER Have An Exclusive Engine Even Though Other Variants Don’t?
In 1999 Boeing and GE Aerospace forged an exclusive partnership that equipped the 777‑300ER with the GE90‑115B, the world’s most powerful commercial turbofan at the time. The engine’s 115,000 lb thrust enabled the aircraft to meet unprecedented range and payload goals...
By Simple Flying
News•Mar 10, 2026
2028 Mercedes-Benz VLE-Class EV
Mercedes‑Benz is launching the 2028 VLE‑class, an all‑electric minivan designed for passenger transport. The vehicle offers seating for up to eight, with luxury interior options and a dash‑spanning Superscreen. Powered by a 115 kWh battery, the single‑motor VLE300 provides up to...
By Car and Driver
News•Mar 10, 2026
Rejoice: This Luxurious Mercedes-Benz Minivan Is Coming To America
Mercedes‑Benz is set to launch the VLE, an all‑electric luxury minivan that can seat up to eight passengers. The first model, the VLE 300, will debut with a 272‑horsepower single‑motor drivetrain, followed by the higher‑output VLE 400. A long‑wheelbase version will be...
By Motor1
News•Mar 10, 2026
2027 Mercedes-Benz VLE Finally Brings The Luxury Van To America With 31-Inch Rear Screen, Remote-Control Seats
Mercedes‑Benz is finally bringing its all‑electric VLE luxury van to the United States, replacing the older V‑Class with a scalable 800‑volt architecture. The VLE offers a 31.3‑inch 8K rear screen, remote‑controlled massage seats, and modular Roll & Go seating that can accommodate...
By Jalopnik
News•Mar 10, 2026
See the 2028 Mercedes-Benz VLE-Class's Interior From Every Angle
Mercedes‑Benz has unveiled the 2028 VLE‑Class, its inaugural purpose‑designed passenger van, featuring an upscale cabin and a dash‑spanning Superscreen. The interior offers a panoramic glass roof, heated/cooled storage bins, captain’s chairs with leg‑rest and massage, and an optional 31.3‑inch rear...
By Car and Driver
News•Mar 10, 2026
BYD Explores Formula 1 Entry as It Looks to Boost Global Brand
BYD, the world’s top electric‑vehicle seller, is weighing a Formula 1 entry to elevate its global brand. The Chinese automaker is exploring acquisition of an existing team, with Alpine highlighted as a logical target despite Renault’s $1.2 billion rejection. F1’s 2026 hybrid...
By Electrek
News•Mar 10, 2026
Classic Ship-Crafting Roguelike Space Shooter Nova Drift Lands on Android
Indie studio Chimeric has finally released Nova Drift, its ship‑crafting roguelike space shooter, on Android after more than ten years of development and five years in early access. The mobile title blends arcade combat with RPG‑style progression, offering players 200+...
By DroidGamers
News•Mar 10, 2026
Proposed UAH-ASKA Agreement for Drive-And-Fly Aircraft: IP Ownership Issues in Joint Development and Public-Private Partnerships
The University of Alabama in Huntsville and aerospace firm ASKA signed a memorandum to explore a hybrid‑electric, autonomous drive‑and‑fly VTOL aircraft. The collaboration targets battery systems, electric motors, simulation tools, safety and autonomous flight control, and may involve Department of...
By JD Supra – Legal Tech
News•Mar 10, 2026
Be Kind, Please Rewind – Is Blockbuster Still Famous for a Dilution Claim?
Blockbuster LLC has opposed Southern Seed’s “BLOCK BUSTER” animal‑feed mark, alleging trademark dilution. The dispute is before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board, which must decide whether a brand’s historic prominence can satisfy the “famous” requirement for dilution protection. If the...
By JD Supra – Legal Tech
News•Mar 10, 2026
FDA Clears New Formulation of Lantheus' PSMA Imaging Agent
The FDA has cleared Pylarify TruVu, a reformulated version of Lantheus’ PSMA‑targeting radiopharmaceutical piflufolastat F‑18. The new formulation improves stability at higher radioactive concentrations, enabling larger batch production and broader distribution. Lantheus plans a Q4 2026 commercial launch with a rolling geographic...
By Radiology Business
News•Mar 10, 2026
Sugar Land Rolls Out Incentives To Attract Startups, Upgrade Offices
Sugar Land unveiled an innovation fund and an Office Readiness Program to lure high‑growth startups in life sciences, advanced manufacturing, IT and professional services, while subsidizing office‑building upgrades. The fund builds on the Plug and Play Sugar Land accelerator, which...
By Bisnow
News•Mar 10, 2026
UNFI Moving in the Right Direction Despite a Down Q2
United Natural Foods (UNFI) is accelerating its RELEX AI‑powered supply‑chain platform, with 12 distribution centers slated to go live next week and full rollout expected by year‑end. Operational metrics improved, showing over 6% productivity gains, an 11% reduction in shrink,...
By Supermarket News
News•Mar 10, 2026
As of Today, Your RuneScape Subscription Will Be Just that Little Bit More Expensive Every Month
Jagex announced a price increase for RuneScape subscriptions, raising the monthly fee from $14 to $15 and the annual fee from $99.48 to $131.88. The company also discontinued the six‑month membership option for new players, while existing six‑month plans will...
By Rock Paper Shotgun
News•Mar 10, 2026
Flexibility as a Standard? New AI Data Center Offering Will Enhance Grid Reliability
InfraPartners and Emerald AI announced a new Flex‑Ready Data Center design that embeds AI‑driven flexibility into the facility’s core architecture. The solution pairs InfraPartners’ Upgradeable Data Center platform with Emerald AI’s Emerald Conductor software to enable real‑time load modulation, reducing...
By Renewable Energy World
News•Mar 10, 2026
Global Ferrous Scrap Markets Post Mixed Trends in Feb 2026
February 2026 saw a split in global ferrous scrap pricing, with Europe and China posting modest gains while the United States and Turkey experienced declines. Turkish HMS 1&2 (80:20) slipped 0.6% to $373.1 per tonne, and U.S. East Coast HMS...
By ScrapMonster – News
News•Mar 10, 2026
Burger Chain Closes Its Last Location After a Decade in Business
California‑based Amy’s, the nation’s first organic vegetarian drive‑thru, has shut its final restaurant in Rohnert Park on March 8, ending a decade of brick‑and‑mortar operations. The closure follows a ten‑year experiment to bring wholesome, plant‑based meals to fast‑food consumers, with the...
By The Independent — Personal Finance
News•Mar 10, 2026
Data Center Proposal Rejected in Pekin, Illinois
The City of Pekin, Illinois, announced that it will not move forward with a proposed 321‑acre data‑center campus on the Lutticken Property. Mayor Mary Burress cited community opposition and uncertainty as reasons for halting the project, despite a tentative land‑sale...
By Data Center Dynamics
News•Mar 10, 2026
A Sun-Soaked Mediterranean Villa Near Cannes Just Listed for $6.9 Million
A newly listed Mediterranean villa in Mougins, just 15 minutes from Cannes, is on the market for $6.85 million. The 4,305‑sq‑ft, five‑bedroom residence sits on over an acre of terraced gardens and features a pool, sauna, hammam, massage room and gym....
By Robb Report
News•Mar 10, 2026
Lenzing Pushes Biobased Fibers in EU Policy Debate
Lenzing Group hosted a Brussels roundtable to advocate for regenerated cellulose fibers as a fossil‑free alternative in Europe’s non‑woven market. The company argued that clear EU policy, especially updates to the Single‑Use Plastics Directive, would unlock investment and expand domestic...
By Sourcing Journal
News•Mar 10, 2026
Can Increasing Women's Access to Specialists Decrease Insurance Costs?
Blair Health, a virtual women’s‑health platform, is tackling a $15 billion annual cost gap where female employees spend 18% more out‑of‑pocket than men. By offering specialist‑level care for a flat $200 per employee per year, the startup claims it can redirect...
By Employee Benefit News
News•Mar 10, 2026
It’s Not Just You. Subways the World Over Are Feeling Hotter
Researchers from Northwestern University analyzed over 85,000 social‑media posts from commuters in Boston, New York City, and London to quantify subway heat complaints. They identified 22,000 temperature‑related grievances spanning a 16‑year period and found that each 1.8 °F rise above 50 °F triggered...
By Nautilus
News•Mar 10, 2026
Leicester Space Nuclear Firm Lands Blue Origin Partnership For Deep Space Power
Perpetual Atomics, a University of Leicester spin‑out, has signed a memorandum of understanding with Blue Origin to explore americium‑241 radioisotope power systems for space missions. The partnership aims to develop nuclear generators that can supply continuous electricity where solar panels...
By Orbital Today
News•Mar 10, 2026
NoMad’s Senton Hotel Trades Hands for $27M
Stayway Holding Group, linked to Lee Fung Fong and Henry Zheng, purchased the 71‑room Senton Hotel in Manhattan’s NoMad district for $27.2 million. The seven‑story property at 39 West 27th Street was sold by Calvin Kamuluddin, with Avison Young brokering the...
By Commercial Observer
News•Mar 10, 2026
Telemedicine Use Remains Elevated but Access Gaps Persist After COVID-19
A longitudinal study of 46 million outpatient encounters shows telemedicine use has settled at roughly 5‑6% of visits, far above pre‑pandemic levels. Utilization is higher among younger, female, portal‑savvy, and returning patients, while older adults, men, and new patients are less...
By AJMC (The American Journal of Managed Care)
News•Mar 10, 2026
The Turnover Trap: Why Hotel Staffing Remains Fragile—And What Operators Can Do About It
Hospitality faces a chronic staffing crisis, with hotel turnover hovering between 70% and 80% annually—far above the 10‑15% national average. Traditional levers such as wage hikes, referral bonuses, and refreshed job ads are no longer sufficient to stem the churn,...
By Hotel Business
News•Mar 10, 2026
Final Phase of Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal Transformation Completed
The Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal has completed the final phase of its multi‑year renovation, refreshing all 112 guest rooms, suites, casitas and villas with a lighter palette and custom sea‑turtle metal accents. Public areas such as the Beach Club Restaurant, adult pool and...
By Hotel News Resource
News•Mar 10, 2026
Scott Pilgrim EX Xbox Achievement Issue Fixed with New Update
Tribute Games released a patch fixing the broken Xbox achievement system in Scott Pilgrim EX. The bug had stopped all Xbox players from earning achievements, though the PlayStation and Steam versions worked correctly. The update retroactively unlocks any earned achievements...
By TrueAchievements
News•Mar 10, 2026
Exhibitor Viewpoint: Veritone at the 2026 NAB Show
Veritone chief revenue officer Sean King says AI has rapidly shifted from a novelty to a business essential, with autonomous agents now handling end‑to‑end tasks. At the 2026 NAB Show the company will showcase its aiWARE‑powered suite—including the Digital Media...
By Radio World
News•Mar 10, 2026
DOT Releases Final P3 Guidance
The U.S. Department of Transportation issued final guidance on value‑for‑money (VfM) analysis for public‑private partnership (P3) projects under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. The rule applies to projects exceeding $750 million that receive federal credit assistance and to any P3...
By The Bond Buyer (municipal finance)
News•Mar 10, 2026
Strictly's Carlos Gu Teases "Extraordinary" Journey on Celebrity Hunted with "Bestie" Amy Dowden
Carlos Gu and Strictly Come Dancing star Amy Dowden will team up for the upcoming season of Channel 4’s Celebrity Hunted, filmed last summer and set to air in 2026. The pair describe a volatile 24‑hour chase that evolved from heated arguments into a brother‑sister‑like bond....
By Digital Spy – TV
News•Mar 10, 2026
Microsoft March 2026 Patch Tuesday Fixes 2 Zero-Days, 79 Flaws
Microsoft released its March 2026 Patch Tuesday update, delivering security patches for 79 vulnerabilities across Windows, Azure, .NET, and Office products. The bulletin includes two publicly disclosed zero‑day flaws, though Microsoft says neither has been observed in the wild. Among the...
By BleepingComputer
News•Mar 10, 2026
NASA and SpaceX Disagree About Manual Controls for Lunar Lander
NASA’s Office of Inspector General released a report on the Human Landing System contracts, noting that the agency’s fixed‑price approach has kept costs in check while leveraging commercial expertise. The report highlights a growing disagreement between NASA and SpaceX over...
By Ars Technica (Space)
News•Mar 10, 2026
MIT CTL and Mecalux Develop an AI-Based Simulator to Optimize Inventory Across Warehouses
MIT’s Center for Transportation & Logistics and warehouse‑technology firm Mecalux have launched GENESIS, an AI‑driven simulator that uses a genetic algorithm to evaluate thousands of inventory‑distribution scenarios across a multi‑warehouse network in minutes. The platform ingests demand forecasts, transport costs...
By Manufacturing Tomorrow
News•Mar 10, 2026
2 Homebuilders Navigating a Challenging Industry Backdrop
U.S. homebuilders face a tough 2026 backdrop marked by strained affordability, rising land and material costs, and cautious buyer sentiment despite underlying demand. Builders are leaning on mortgage buydown incentives and selective land acquisitions to sustain sales, while technology adoption...
By Nasdaq — Investing