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- August 18, 2026Sports
Performance Medicine Institute Study Demonstrates Muscle Gains are Possible During GLP-1 Weight Loss
Performance Medicine Institute is pleased to announce the publication of a peer-reviewed study examining skeletal muscle mass and strength during substantial weight loss in men receiving a comprehensive tirzepatide-based treatment program. Published August 10 in Obesity Pillars, the study followed 93 men with obesity and symptoms of testosterone deficiency for up to 12 months. The paper, “ Increasing Skeletal Muscle Mass and Strength During Incretin-Based Weight Loss ,” enters a public discussion that has largely centered on a single concern: whether weight lost with GLP-1 medications also includes a meaningful amount of muscle. Researchers and authors of the paper, Christopher L. Mendias, PhD, ATC, and Tariq M. Awan, DO, examined a broader question—whether substantial fat loss can occur alongside improvements in estimated skeletal muscle mass, strength and physical function when several aspects of health are addressed together. The retrospective case series included 48 participants without type 2 diabetes and 45 with the condition. All received tirzepatide, marketed as Mounjaro and Zepbound, as well as testosterone therapy for symptomatic testosterone deficiency with qualifying laboratory findings. The program also incorporated resistance exercise, high-protein nutritional counseling and weekly lifestyle and behavioral coaching. Participants were counseled to pursue more than 150 minutes of exercise weekly, with approximately 60% to 70% devoted to resistance training, and to target 150 to 200 grams of protein per day. At 12 months, body weight had declined by approximately 18% to 20%, while fat mass fell by approximately 38% to 40%. Estimated skeletal muscle mass increased by approximately 4% to 12%, and grip strength rose by approximately 18% to 21%. Among participants with type 2 diabetes, average HbA1c decreased from 10.1% to 5.8%. The study also reported reductions in LDL cholesterol and high-sensitivity C-reactive protein, together with improvements in patient-reported physical and mental health scores. “There has been a lot of attention paid to how much weight people can lose with GLP-1 medications, but we think an equally important question is what kind of weight they are losing,” says Dr. Awan, Medical Director of Performance Medicine Institute. “The goal should not simply be a lower number on the scale. Ideally, we want patients to lose excess body fat while preserving or improving skeletal muscle, strength, metabolic health and physical function. Our findings suggest that substantial weight loss and improvement in muscle health can occur at the same time.” A key point in the paper is the distinction between lean body mass and skeletal muscle mass. Lean body mass is a broad measure that includes muscle, organs, body water, glycogen-associated water, connective tissue and other nonfat tissue. In the study, total lean body mass decreased, yet estimated skeletal muscle mass and grip strength increased. The authors noted that a decline in measured lean mass should therefore not automatically be interpreted as an equivalent decline in skeletal muscle. For patients arriving at a weight-management appointment, the scale is often the most visible marker of progress. The research suggests that the story beneath that number may be equally important. Body composition, strength, metabolic measures and day-to-day physical function can offer a more complete view of how treatment is affecting health. The findings do not establish that skeletal muscle gain will occur with tirzepatide alone. The participants received multiple interventions at the same time, and the analysis was limited to men with obesity and testosterone deficiency treated at a single outpatient clinic. As a retrospective case series without a comparison group, the study supports further investigation rather than a conclusion that any one component caused the reported changes. Testosterone therapy is appropriate only for patients who have been clinically evaluated and meet treatment criteria. The article is available at https://doi.org/10.1016/j.obpill.2026.100317 . Please also visit https://www.performancemedinst.com for more information. About Performance Medicine Institute Performance Medicine Institute is a multidisciplinary medical practice in Phoenix, Arizona, that combines medicine, rehabilitation, exercise science, metabolic health and performance-focused care. Its clinical services span men’s health, hormonal and metabolic health, obesity and diabetes, musculoskeletal and sports medicine, rehabilitation, pelvic and sexual health, athletic performance, recovery and healthy aging. The practice uses an integrated clinical model influenced by professional and collegiate sports medicine, where medical treatment, rehabilitation, exercise, nutrition, recovery and physical performance are managed as connected aspects of care. Performance Medicine Institute is co-directed by Christopher Mendias, PhD, ATC, Director of Rehabilitation and Research. A rehabilitation clinician-scientist, his work examines muscle, tendon, bone and cartilage healing and regeneration, along with metabolism and endocrine disorders. Dr. Mendias earned bachelor’s degrees in athletic training and biology and a master’s degree in physiology from the University of Arizona. He received his PhD in molecular and integrative physiology from the University of Michigan Medical School and subsequently completed a postdoctoral fellowship in biomedical engineering. His earlier appointments include serving on the faculty of the University of Michigan, the scientific staff of Hospital for Special Surgery in New York and the faculty of Weill Cornell University. He has authored more than 100 scientific research papers and book chapters, with research support from the National Institutes of Health, the Department of Defense and several foundations. Co-director and Medical Director Tariq Awan, DO, is double board certified in sports medicine and family medicine. He earned his medical degree from the Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine at Midwestern University, completed his residency at Henry Ford Health System in Detroit and served as chief resident before undertaking a sports medicine fellowship at Mayo Clinic. His professional and collegiate sports medicine experience includes serving as head team physician for the Orlando Magic and working with the medical staffs of the Detroit Pistons, Detroit Red Wings, Detroit Tigers and University of Michigan Wolverines. Dr. Awan’s clinical interests include sports and musculoskeletal medicine, chronic muscle and tendon disorders, osteoarthritis, concussions, osteoporosis and biologic treatments for musculoskeletal conditions. He is also an active researcher who has directed clinical trials and contributed to numerous scientific publications. Scientific research is a central part of the institute’s work. Its team has contributed to more than 100 scientific publications in addition to clinical trials and laboratory studies. Performance Medicine Institute is located at 3330 N. 2nd Street, Suite 401, Phoenix, Arizona 85012.
- August 17, 2026Business
pc/nametag Launches "BadgeStream" DIY Event Check-In and Badge Printing Software
The company's first software product gives planners at small and mid-size events an on-site check-in and badge printing solution without the need for extra IT support, starting at $499 per event. pc/nametag has officially announced its launch of BadgeStream , a software solution designed to make on-site attendee check-in and badge printing easier. BadgeStream is available now and is primarily catered to small to mid-size events. BadgeStream is an on-site check-in and badge printing software for meeting and event planners who run their own check-in process. Planners upload an attendee list, set up a badge layout, and print badges on site from a laptop. The Software Behind Attendee Check-in Planners at smaller events generally work between two options: handling check-in by hand or licensing a full event management platform sized for much larger programs. BadgeStream handles check-in and badge printing, nothing more, and it runs without dedicated IT support. "We have outfitted registration desks with event supplies for decades, and the one piece we never made was the software," says Matt Nick, General Manager at pc/nametag. "Planners kept telling us they wanted the check-in and printing part solved without buying a system built for a conference ten times their size. BadgeStream is that piece." What is BadgeStream? BadgeStream is a DIY software tool for meeting and event professionals who need on-site check-in and badge printing without technical complexity. Planners import an attendee list, pick a badge layout, add merge fields, and produce print-ready badges in a few clicks. Check-ins log as attendees arrive, which removes the manual data entry of marking a printed roster by hand. Attendance reports are available when the event ends. The interface uses plain language, and onboarding is designed so planners and volunteers can learn the program quickly without the need for specialized training. What types of events is BadgeStream for? BadgeStream is built for small to mid-size events, where the cost and scope of enterprise badge printing software can often be difficult to justify. It serves a range of event types and industries, including meeting management companies, association management companies, healthcare organizations, finance and insurance firms, non-profits, and higher education. BadgeStream covers check-in and badge printing. It is not a full registration and event management system, and it does not handle session tracking, mobile event apps, or exhibitor management. How much does BadgeStream cost?[MM1] BadgeStream is priced per event based on attendee count. · Up to 250 attendees, $499 · Up to 500 attendees, $799 · Up to 1,000 attendees, $1,199 · Over 1,000 attendees, $1,199 plus $250 for each additional 500 On-site printers and badge stock are available for purchase or rent from pc/nametag. How does BadgeStream work with on-site badge printing? BadgeStream pairs with direct thermal badge stock, label stock, and on-site printing hardware, including the pc/nametag thermal printer, the Zebra ZD621, and Brother label printers. With BadgeStream, pc/nametag supplies the full registration desk from one source. Software, on-site badge printers, direct thermal badge stock and label stock, badges, lanyards, badge holders, and ribbons all come from the same provider for your convenience. What Planners Are Saying About BadgeStream: Event professionals who used BadgeStream before launch describe a faster path from attendee list to badge in hand. · "For me, the main selling point is how user-friendly it is. I felt comfortable using it within about five minutes. Hand someone the attendee list and they're ready to go." - Holly S., Meeting Planner, Optometric Alliance Association · "As a planner, you're already concentrated on food and beverages, the attendees, and the content. Printing badges is such a breeze with BadgeStream that it just becomes a check off the list." - Alexa M., Senior Conference Planning Consultant, Finance and Insurance · "We used to pull each name tag, then flip through a long list to check people off by hand. With BadgeStream, we skipped all of that. It checked everyone in and had our data ready at the end. It saves us so much time. I'd tell another planner to just do it." - Jennifer B., Training Director, State Association · "Our old way took almost two hours to stuff two hundred badges. The biggest win was fixing a misspelled name right at the table. You can tear it off and hand over a clean badge in seconds instead of telling someone to come back later." - Dawn W., Lead Meeting Planner, Finance and Insurance Get a Deeper Look at BadgeStream: · Explore BadgeStream · Schedule a Virtual Demo · Get Started: Call 888.362.8759 or email badgestream@pcnametag.com About pc/nametag: "Hello" starts here! At pc/nametag, we make event networking easier through custom registration products that create connections. We specialize in custom badges, name tags, lanyards, badge ribbons, on-site registration essentials, and on-site check-in and badge printing software. You can count on us to become a true extension of your events team. Lean on our experts for friendly customer support, unrivaled printing, and seamless badge assembly services. No matter your goals, we work with you to create memorable experiences that bring people together. Learn more at pcnametag.com .
- August 17, 2026Technology
Ezoic Floating Video Player Controls Produce 7.9 Percent Video Revenue Increase
SAN DIEGO, Calif., Aug. 14, 2026 -- Ezoic's new Floating Video Player size-and-position controls produced a 7.9% increase in video revenue, while bounce rate and time on site also improved. The launch gives website and app owners a clearer way to grow video earnings without giving up control over how video advertising appears to their visitors. The Floating Video Player is an outstream video player that can show video ads while visitors browse a page, rather than only within a fixed content block. With the new controls, site and app owners can set a maximum player size and choose which mobile positions the player is allowed to use. Ezoic then automatically optimizes among those approved options for revenue and visitor experience. Floating Video Player size and position controls in the Ezoic Dashboard. The update is designed for a broader range of digital properties, including websites, web apps, online tools and web games that want more flexible video monetization while keeping placement decisions aligned with the experience they want to offer. Mobile placement options include Top bar, Bottom float, Hybrid or any combination of the three. Ezoic recommends leaving all mobile-position options selected so the system has the widest approved set to optimize from. For player size, Ezoic recommends retaining the default or choosing a larger maximum size because those settings generally provide access to stronger advertiser demand. Viewers can also expand the player to full size. The controls are available in the Ezoic Dashboard. Site owners can enable the Floating Video Player through Ezoic Ads, then Ad Types, then Floating Video, open the Floating Video Player card and turn the toggle on. Device controls also allow the player to be turned on for desktop, mobile and tablet. More information is available in Ezoic's Floating Video Player size-and-position announcement . Setup guidance is available through Ezoic's video support documentation . About Ezoic: Ezoic is an ad-tech and monetization platform company based in Carlsbad, California. Ezoic helps more than 5,000 websites and web apps grow on the open web, serving content publishers, web apps, online tools, web games and other interactive sites with machine-learning monetization and related tools for revenue, analytics, site performance and privacy compliance. Learn more at ezoic.com .
- August 16, 2026Business
Dapper Positions Itself at the Forefront of an Emerging Premium Lifestyle Category: Curated Professional Networking and Personal Development for Ultra-High-Net-Worth Individuals
Dapper, a Dubai-based personal development and curated networking company serving ultra-high-net-worth individuals, has announced its positioning at the forefront of what the firm describes as an emerging premium lifestyle category: structured personal networking and development for high-achieving professionals who approach building meaningful connections with the same intentionality they apply to business, health, and career growth. The announcement reflects a broader shift being observed across the premium lifestyle sector. As ultra-high-net-worth individuals increasingly delegate wealth management, travel logistics, fitness, nutrition, personal styling, and social scheduling to trusted experts, curated personal networking is emerging as the next area where this pattern is being applied. The firm's approach differs significantly from traditional professional networking. Rather than simply connecting clients with a curated list of contacts, the company structures a longer journey designed to build self-awareness and clarity before deepening connection, helping clients move from an abundance of opportunities toward a more intentional and informed circle. A Trend Taking Shape in the Premium Lifestyle Market Luxury services have traditionally focused on saving time, increasing convenience, and improving quality of life. For ultra-high-net-worth individuals, delegation is not unusual. Wealth management, travel, fitness, nutrition, personal styling, security, household staff, and even social calendars are routinely handled by trusted experts. Industry observers are now noting that curated personal networking is emerging as the next area where this pattern is being applied. Rather than leaving one of life's most consequential decisions, who to spend time with and build meaningful connections alongside, to chance, a growing number of high-achieving professionals are seeking structured support to approach personal connection with the same intentionality they bring to business and personal development. The model being developed in this space differs significantly from traditional professional introductions. Rather than simply connecting individuals with a curated list of contacts, the emerging approach structures a longer journey, one that begins with expanding opportunities before gradually refining them into deeper, more intentional connections. What Clients in This Space Are Looking For According to those operating in this space, the typical client is not someone who struggles to meet people. They are someone who has done extremely well professionally and has reached a point where they recognise that building the right personal network and meaningful connections deserves the same level of focus and structure they applied to building their career. "Let's say you are someone who has done very well in life from a business standpoint," the firm's founder explains. "You have a solid foundation, but what you're missing is the right people around you. That's what we focus on." The central philosophy emerging in this category centres on what practitioners describe as abundance: giving clients access to a wider range of compatible individuals before refining toward depth and genuine alignment. "Having more options allows you to understand more clearly what makes you feel good," the founder notes. "A lot of people don't really know what they are looking for until they have experienced a range of connections." The second phase, according to those working in this space, emerges naturally from the first. As clients gain experience and self-awareness, priorities shift from breadth to depth. "When people have already experienced abundance, they start to understand what truly makes them feel good," the founder says. "They also realise that abundance itself is meaningless if there is nothing behind each connection. At this point, we see people pursuing fewer introductions and looking for more meaningful engagement." Personal Development as Part of the Journey What distinguishes the more sophisticated operators in this emerging category is the integration of personal development support alongside the networking guidance itself. "I believe this programme can be one of the most transformative journeys of your life if you decide to also do it with a coach or therapist," the founder observes. "Some people need to work through inner challenges while they are in the process. A solid personal foundation here means stronger, healthier connections in the future." The result, practitioners say, is a process that prioritises long-term wellbeing over short-term outcomes, and meaningful connection over volume of introductions. The Broader Shift For many high-achieving professionals, success in 2026 is no longer measured solely by career accomplishments but also by the quality of the connections and community they build around themselves. The emergence of curated personal networking as a premium lifestyle category reflects a broader shift in how this group approaches one of life's most important decisions. Personal connection, for this type of client, is no longer left entirely to chance. It is approached with the same seriousness as health, business, and personal growth. And if the practitioners operating in this space are right, the end goal is not endless abundance. It is knowing what to do with it once you have it. About Dapper Dapper is a Dubai-based personal development and curated networking company serving high-net-worth individuals seeking a more intentional approach to building meaningful personal and professional connections. Through a structured methodology combining personalised guidance, curated introductions, and optional access to personal development professionals, the firm helps clients build a circle founded on clarity, compatibility, and long-term alignment. For more information visit dapper.black.
- August 16, 2026Finance & Loan
FinanceFeeds Strengthens Independent Coverage of Global Financial Markets, Fintech, and Trading Infrastructure
FinanceFeeds, an independent financial newsroom serving a global professional readership, continues to strengthen its coverage of financial markets, fintech, brokerage technology, trading infrastructure, market structure, and regulation. With more than a decade in the market and over 40,000 published stories, FinanceFeeds has established an editorial platform designed to help financial professionals understand both immediate industry developments and the broader forces shaping modern markets. Operating with 24/7 market coverage, FinanceFeeds reports on developments across forex and CFD markets, financial technology, brokerage operations, payments, data infrastructure, regulatory policy, institutional technology, and digital assets. The publication combines breaking news with analysis, interviews, explainers, and data-led reporting to provide readers with context that goes beyond individual announcements or short-term market movements. The financial services industry continues to evolve as brokers, trading platforms, technology providers, payment companies, regulators, and financial institutions respond to changes in customer expectations, market structure, compliance requirements, and technology. FinanceFeeds aims to make these developments easier to understand by connecting individual news events with their potential operational and strategic implications. Readers visiting FinanceFeeds for financial markets news can access reporting covering developments ranging from brokerage expansion and platform upgrades to regulatory announcements, payment infrastructure, executive appointments, mergers and acquisitions, and changes in trading technology. A key element of FinanceFeeds’ editorial approach is its focus on professional audiences. Coverage is developed for brokers, traders, technology companies, compliance teams, product managers, payment providers, market infrastructure businesses, analysts, and other professionals who need timely information but also require sufficient context to evaluate what a development could mean for their organization or market. Rather than concentrating exclusively on asset prices, FinanceFeeds examines the companies, systems, regulations, and technologies that make financial markets function. Its coverage includes brokerage business models, trading platforms, client onboarding, customer retention, CRM systems, payments, custody, market data, APIs, connectivity, analytics, operational resilience, surveillance, AML and KYC programs, licensing, and regulatory enforcement. FinanceFeeds also reports on corporate developments across the financial sector, including partnerships, funding rounds, acquisitions, product launches, leadership changes, and international expansion initiatives. Interviews with executives and industry participants provide additional perspectives on how companies are adapting their strategies to changing market conditions. The publication’s editorial standards emphasize independence, sourcing, verification, and transparency. FinanceFeeds states that it does not operate a pay-to-play newsroom model and distinguishes between editorial news, opinion, and sponsored material. Where appropriate, reports link to original announcements, regulatory documents, corporate disclosures, and other primary materials so readers can examine the underlying information. This approach is increasingly important in an information environment where financial professionals often encounter announcements through multiple channels simultaneously. A corporate release, regulatory filing, market movement, or technology update can quickly generate interpretations across social media and industry publications. FinanceFeeds’ editorial model is designed to separate the underlying development from speculation while providing additional explanation where necessary. The newsroom also produces deeper coverage of subjects that may not be fully explained through breaking-news reporting alone. These include changes in financial regulation, trading infrastructure, brokerage economics, compliance programs, fintech architecture, data pipelines, and market operations. For companies operating in financial services, such topics can have consequences beyond the trading desk. New rules can affect customer onboarding, technology investment, marketing, risk controls, staffing, and product development. Changes in payments or market infrastructure can similarly influence execution, settlement, costs, and customer experience. FinanceFeeds therefore combines timely reporting with longer-form explainers intended to make complex subjects accessible to readers across different professional functions. The publication’s international readership also reflects the increasingly interconnected nature of financial services. Brokerage groups may operate across multiple jurisdictions, technology providers can serve clients globally, and regulatory developments in one major financial center may influence business decisions elsewhere. FinanceFeeds maintains corporate operations through FFEEDS DMCC in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and FINANCEFEEDS LIMITED in London, United Kingdom. This international presence supports a publication covering financial companies, regulators, technology providers, and market developments across multiple regions. In addition to editorial reporting, FinanceFeeds provides opportunities for industry participants to contribute news tips, documents, corrections, and relevant information for editorial review. The publication also works with organizations seeking clearly identified advertising, sponsored briefings, and custom content programs separate from its independent newsroom reporting. FinanceFeeds continues to welcome contributors and interns interested in financial journalism, fintech, trading infrastructure, and market analysis. Contributors can gain experience working with an established industry publication while receiving editorial guidance and developing published bylines. As financial services become more technology-driven and operationally complex, FinanceFeeds plans to continue focusing on the intersection between markets, technology, regulation, and financial industry strategy. About FinanceFeeds FinanceFeeds is an independent newsroom covering forex and CFD markets, fintech, financial technology, trading infrastructure, market structure, regulation, and digital assets. With more than 40,000 published stories, over 10 years in the market, 24/7 coverage, and a global industry readership, FinanceFeeds combines real-time news with analysis, interviews, explainers, comprehensive guides, and data-led reporting. The publication covers brokerage and platform businesses, payments, custody, data, connectivity, compliance, regulation, market operations, risk, AML/KYC, product strategy, mergers and acquisitions, partnerships, leadership changes, and other developments affecting modern financial markets.
- August 16, 2026APAC
Diversified Portfolio of HDB Shophouse Units Across Two Locations For Sale via Expression of Interest
CBRE, as the exclusive marketing agent, is pleased to present a rare opportunity to acquire a portfolio of four HDB shophouse units across two sought-after locations: Bras Basah and Lavender. The sale will be conducted through an Expression of Interest exercise, which closes on Wednesday, 9 September 2026, at 3pm. The assets in the portfolio can be acquired individually or collectively. The HDB shophouse units are strategically located within the mature estates of Bras Basah and Lavender, benefitting from prominent frontages and strong pedestrian traffic. Together, they comprise a combined strata area of approximately 6,609 sq ft and are offered at a total guide price of $13.4 million. Mr Michael Tay (鄭兆能), Deputy Managing Director and Head of Capital Markets, Singapore at CBRE , says, “There are only about 8,500 privately held HDB shophouses in Singapore, making them a highly sought-after asset class. The defensive nature of HDB shophouse investments appeals to investors seeking stable income-generating opportunities. Over the last four years, HDB town centres have remained vibrant as more people work from home and increasingly patronise neighbourhood retail offerings. Being fully tenanted, the portfolio presents a rare opportunity for investors to acquire prime HDB shophouses that offer resilient income streams, alongside potential for rental upside for incoming owners”. The first offering comprises two full-commercial HDB shophouse units within Bras Basah Complex at 231 Bain Street. Centrally located between the city centre between the Civic District and the bustling Bugis precinct, the units benefit from a steady flow of foot traffic. The offering comprises a ground-floor unit and a Level 2 unit with strata areas of approximately 1,916 sq ft and 2,777 sq ft respectively. The corner ground floor unit enjoys prominent frontage facing Raffles Hotel, one of Singapore’s most iconic and hospitality landmarks, and is currently tenanted to a Korean minimart. The Level 2 unit is a corner unit with dual frontage, located directly beside the staircase and currently leased to a language school. Pictured above: Level 1 unit at Bras Basah Complex (231 Bain Street) Pictured above: Level 2 unit at Bras Basah Complex (231 Bain Street) The second offering comprises two adjacent ground-floor HDB shophouse units at 803 King George’s Avenue. Together, the assets have a combined strata area of approximately 1,916 sq ft and are currently leased to a café-gallery concept. The surrounding precinct has undergone rejuvenation in recent years and is now home to a growing cluster of lifestyle cafés and fitness centers. The property is also within walking distance to Lavender MRT Station and benefits from ample parking lots in the vicinity. Mr Joshua Giam (严耿祥), Director of Capital Markets, Singapore at CBRE says, “With a palatable quantum starting from $3.6 million for the assets at 803 King George’s Avenue and $9.8 million for the assets at 231 Bain Street, investors have the opportunity to enhance returns through rental upside and the potential to subdivide the existing space to accommodate additional tenants. Subject to the relevant authorities’ approval, the assets may also be suitable for a range of alternative uses, including F&B, fitness centres, medical clinics and co-living, among others. Given the assets’ strategic locations, prominent frontages and potential for value enhancement, we expect strong interest from both individual investors and portfolio buyers in this Expression of Interest exercise”. About CBRE Group, Inc. CBRE Group, Inc. (NYSE: CBRE), a Fortune 500 and S&P 500 company headquartered in Dallas, is the world’s largest commercial real estate services and investment firm and a premier provider of critical infrastructure services. The company has more than 155,000 employees serving clients in more than 100 countries. CBRE serves clients through four business segments: Advisory (leasing, sales, debt origination, mortgage servicing, valuations); Building Operations & Experience (facilities management, property management, flex space & experience, critical infrastructure); Project Management (program management, project management, cost consulting); Real Estate Investments (investment management, development). Please visit our website at www.cbre.com .
- August 15, 2026Business
J&T Funding LLC and FLOW Exchange Sign Strategic Cooperation Agreement for Southeast Asia
On August 10, 2026, J&T Funding LLC and FLOW Exchange formally signed a cooperation agreement covering strategic development and ecosystem co-building in Southeast Asia. According to information released at the signing ceremony, the two parties will collaborate on regional market research, local community development, partner expansion, operational resource coordination, and the rollout of ecosystem applications. The agreement comes as Southeast Asia’s digital economy continues to expand and its digital asset market moves toward a more structured and regulated operating environment. Unlike earlier market-entry strategies that relied heavily on rapid user acquisition and community-led promotion, competition is increasingly centered on local operating capabilities, regulatory adaptability, payment connectivity, user services, and long-term ecosystem development. For FLOW Exchange, the signing marks a transition from preliminary market engagement toward a more organized framework for regional cooperation. Cooperation Framework Established, with Greater Focus on Regional Coordination and Local Operations According to official disclosures by FLOW Exchange, J&T Funding LLC is responsible for institutional support, operational coordination, and ecosystem resource integration within the FLOW ecosystem. FLOW Exchange, meanwhile, is building a Web3 trading ecosystem for global users, with digital asset trading as its foundation and smart contracts, on-chain governance, and diversified ecosystem services as its core components. The agreement further clarifies the respective roles and areas of cooperation between the two parties in Southeast Asia. Based on the cooperation agenda announced at the signing ceremony, the next phase will extend beyond conventional market promotion. The parties intend to establish a broader regional collaboration framework, including identifying priority countries and cities, connecting with local communities and industry partners, strengthening multilingual operational support, and introducing business services suited to different market conditions. Southeast Asia is not a single, highly homogeneous market. Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, and Malaysia differ significantly in their regulatory frameworks, payment habits, user profiles, and digital asset use cases. As a result, the purpose of regional cooperation is not limited to increasing market visibility. More importantly, it involves building an operating system capable of responding consistently to local needs. Digital Economy and On-Chain Activity Expand in Parallel as Regional Competition Becomes More Sophisticated The e-Conomy SEA 2025 report jointly published by Google, Temasek, and Bain & Company estimates that Southeast Asia’s digital economy will reach approximately US$305 billion in gross merchandise value in 2025, with related revenues expected to total around US$135 billion. The report indicates that the region’s digital economy is gradually shifting from a primary focus on scale toward greater emphasis on profitability, operational efficiency, and sustainable growth. Digital asset adoption also remains relatively high. In Chainalysis’ 2025 Global Crypto Adoption Index, Vietnam ranked fourth worldwide. The firm’s research on the Asia-Pacific market further shows that regional on-chain activity has continued to expand, while different countries are developing distinct growth paths across retail trading, stablecoin payments, cross-border transfers, and institutional participation. Regulatory frameworks are also becoming more detailed. Indonesia’s Financial Services Authority, known as OJK, reported that the country’s crypto asset transaction value reached IDR 28.58 trillion in June 2026, representing a month-on-month increase of 24.20%. At the same time, digital asset trading, custody, clearing, and customer fund management are being incorporated into a more clearly defined regulatory system. The Monetary Authority of Singapore has also further clarified licensing, operating, and customer disclosure requirements for digital token service providers. The parallel development of market activity and regulatory infrastructure means that digital asset platforms entering Southeast Asia can no longer treat user growth and compliant operations as separate objectives. Communities remain an important channel for market entry, but short-term traffic alone is unlikely to create lasting competitiveness. A platform’s ability to connect with local payment systems, establish continuous service capabilities, operate within different regulatory boundaries, and maintain a clear business rollout strategy is becoming a key dividing line in regional competition. Regional Cooperation to Unlock Southeast Asia’s Market Potential In addition to digital asset trading, FLOW Exchange’s business scope covers stablecoin payments, digital asset management, DeFi, AI-powered quantitative trading, node ecosystems, and real-world asset applications. Its ecosystem framework is supported by dual-token coordination, smart contract execution, and DAO governance. This business structure creates multiple potential areas of cooperation in Southeast Asia. However, the introduction of individual services into specific markets will still need to proceed in phases, taking into account local regulations, user demand, and partnership conditions. For J&T Funding LLC and FLOW Exchange, the value of Southeast Asia lies not only in the size of its user base, but also in the region’s active community networks, strong demand for cross-border payments, and diverse digital finance use cases. The agreement establishes a starting point for regional expansion. Its long-term impact, however, will depend on whether coordinated resources can be converted into stable products, continuous services, and a localized operating model that can be replicated across different markets. As Southeast Asia’s digital asset industry shifts from rapid expansion toward more regulated and structured competition, the implementation of this cooperation agreement will become an important indicator of FLOW Exchange’s regional operating capabilities and the pace of its global development.
- August 15, 2026Technology
TTSSL Receives 2026 Global Recognition Award for AI-Powered Traffic System Sets New Safety Benchmark
Trinity Technologies and Software Solutions Pvt Ltd (TTSSL) has received a 2026 Global Recognition Award , an international distinction presented to organizations that demonstrate exceptional, measurable contributions to their respective industries. The award recognizes TTSSL's deployment of an AI-powered intelligent traffic management system on the Bengaluru–Mysuru Expressway, a project that achieved one of the most significant road-safety outcomes recorded on a national corridor in South Asia. Fatal accidents on the expressway dropped by 85%, a result that represents thousands of lives protected through deliberate and sustained technological execution. The Bengaluru–Mysuru Expressway presents one of the most operationally demanding environments for a traffic management deployment, with high daily volumes across multiple jurisdictions and round-the-clock enforcement coordination requirements. TTSSL's platform unified real-time traffic monitoring, Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR), Red Light Violation Detection (RLVD), speed violation detection, incident detection, surveillance analytics, and centralized command-and-control operations into a single corridor management system. The outcome was not an incremental gain but a structural transformation in how safety is enforced and maintained along the corridor. A System Built for Real-World Conditions The deployment's significance lies not only in its technical scope but in the organizational discipline required to manage complex stakeholder relationships across government authorities, system integrators, enforcement agencies, and operational teams simultaneously. Edge AI components within the platform enabled real-time analytics without dependence on centralized processing, which proved critical in environments where incident response time directly affects safety outcomes. Enforcement teams gained the ability to detect violations, flag incidents, and act on reliable data in real time, improving both response speed and the quality of decisions made on the ground. The platform also produced a sustained shift in driver behavior, as consistent and data-driven enforcement changed how drivers approached the corridor over an extended period of operation. Achieving this behavioral change at scale required sustained system performance and reliable data output across varying traffic conditions, weather patterns, and enforcement scenarios, all of which TTSSL demonstrated throughout the deployment. The 85% reduction in fatal accidents reflects a durable transformation in public safety outcomes rather than a temporary or localized improvement. Innovation Grounded in Public Safety Global Recognition Awards evaluates applicants across multiple dimensions, including leadership, service, research, innovation, and technological advancement, assigning scores on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 representing exceptional or world-class performance. Shortlisted nominations are assessed using the Rasch model, which constructs a linear measurement scale that allows fair comparisons across applicants who may excel in different areas. TTSSL scored highest across all innovation criteria, including novelty and originality, market impact, addressing global challenges, adoption rate, and disruption of existing paradigms. Rather than adapting an existing foreign system to local conditions, TTSSL built and deployed a platform specifically designed for the demands of Indian expressway infrastructure, enforcement protocols, and government coordination requirements. Developing technology that performs reliably within real institutional and environmental constraints is considerably more difficult than achieving results in a controlled setting, and TTSSL met that standard at a national scale. The platform's performance across ANPR, RLVD, and incident detection functions demonstrated technical soundness, operational resilience, and high accuracy across the full length of a high-volume, high-demand expressway corridor. TTSSL's commitment to advancing transportation safety is further demonstrated through its intellectual property portfolio, which includes a granted Indian patent for an enforcement device and a published patent application for a pedestrian safety system. These innovations reflect the company's ongoing investment in developing practical technologies that strengthen road safety and support the evolution of intelligent transportation systems. Final Words “TTSSL represents exactly what this award recognizes, because the company took advanced technology, deployed it under demanding real-world conditions, and produced outcomes that directly saved lives, and that combination of technical excellence and operational execution is what sets truly exceptional organizations apart,” said Alex Sterling, spokesperson for Global Recognition Awards. TTSSL's recognition reflects a broader shift in how infrastructure safety is being addressed across South Asia, where governments face mounting pressure to reduce road fatalities and technology providers are assessed not only on product capability but on their ability to deliver outcomes in complex, multi-agency environments. By reducing fatalities on a high-traffic national corridor by a margin that most road safety programs take years to achieve, Trinity Technologies and Software Solutions Pvt Ltd has set a clear and replicable standard for what intelligent transportation systems can accomplish. This recognition marks not only an acknowledgment of past achievement but a clear signal of the direction that impactful infrastructure technology is headed across the region and beyond. About Global Recognition Awards Global Recognition Awards is an international organization that recognizes exceptional companies and individuals who have significantly contributed to their industry.
- August 15, 2026Marketing
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Humble Help has officially rebranded as Brandbase , bringing the company’s growing portfolio of services under one name and organizing them into four distinct divisions built for different types of businesses. Brandbase PR helps founders and startups earn media coverage without the traditional agency retainer model. The platform offers pay-per-placement PR opportunities in publications including Forbes, TechCrunch, Business Insider, Fortune, Inc., and Fast Company, along with self-service press release distribution. Brandbase Studios is built for coaches and consultants who need a professional online presence without spending months building it. Clients can work directly with Brandbase to develop and launch their website in a live two-hour process, with additional services including custom AI agents trained on their own content and ongoing PR support. Brandbase Partners gives marketers, freelancers, and small agencies a white-label team behind the scenes. Partners can offer services including video editing, PR, reputation management, and design to their own clients while Brandbase handles fulfillment completely under the partner’s brand. There are no subscriptions or retainers, allowing partners to use the service only when they need it. Brandbase Local helps local businesses improve their reputation and visibility online. The platform automates customer review requests through SMS and email, helps businesses respond to reviews using AI, and monitors how businesses appear and are recommended across platforms like ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity. Brandbase originally launched as Humble Help, providing free support to small businesses during COVID. Since then, the company has continued experimenting with new ways to help entrepreneurs and small businesses grow, including being named a Top 6 finalist among 175 startups by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation. The move to Brandbase reflects what the company has grown into: one home for a collection of focused services built around a simple idea — helping businesses become more visible, more credible, and easier for customers to choose. For more information about Brandbase use the contact details below:
- August 15, 2026Automotive
Dubai's Highest-Rated Car Rental Company Opens First U.S. Location in Miami
MIAMI, Fla. — Octane Rent, the car rental company that built a 4.9-star reputation across nearly three decades in Dubai, has opened its first United States location in Miami's Brickell neighborhood, bringing its full-spectrum fleet — from everyday sedans to Lamborghini, Rolls-Royce, and Bentley — to the South Florida market. The launch marks Octane Rent's first expansion beyond the Middle East. In the UAE, the company built its name on a fleet of more than 400 company-owned vehicles spanning 31 brands, a 4.9 out of 5 Google rating from over 1,700 verified reviews, and recognition at the 2025 World Luxury Travel Awards as Best Luxury Car Rental Company in the MENA region. The Miami operation launches with that same model intact: every vehicle owned and maintained directly by the company, insurance included in every quoted rate, and pricing that stays fixed from booking to return. "Miami has the same energy Dubai does — a market where people expect a premium experience and a rate that doesn't move once you've booked it," said a company spokesperson. "We built our name on owning every vehicle in our fleet directly, rather than brokering cars from third-party owners the way marketplace platforms do. That structure is what let us hold a 4.9-star rating across thousands of reviews in Dubai, and it's exactly what we're bringing to Miami." A Fleet Built for Every Occasion Octane Rent Miami's lineup spans seven categories, priced from $15 to $2,590 per day. Economy models including the Toyota Yaris and Kia K3 start at $33–$40 per day. SUVs — Range Rover, Cadillac Escalade, BMW X7 — run $150–$380. The sports and luxury tiers include the Porsche 911, Mercedes-AMG G63, and Bentley Continental GT, priced $180–$670. At the top end, the fleet includes the Lamborghini Huracán and Urus ($410–$1,230), the Rolls-Royce Cullinan, and the fully electric Rolls-Royce Spectre, which tops the range at $2,590 per day. Beyond daily rentals, Octane Rent offers weekly and monthly terms with rates that fall automatically as the rental period extends — monthly pricing starts at $450, a saving of up to 30% against the daily rate, aimed squarely at Florida's seasonal residents, professionals on extended assignments, and anyone relocating to South Florida who isn't ready to commit to a vehicle purchase. An International Company With a Track Record What distinguishes Octane Rent from many independent exotic car rental operators clustered around South Florida's tourism economy is scale and structure. The company does not broker vehicles from individual owners the way marketplace platforms do; every car in its 400-plus-vehicle fleet is company-owned, inspected, and maintained under a standard the company has applied consistently across nearly 30 years in the UAE market. That structure — closer to a traditional agency model than a peer-to-peer marketplace — is part of why the company has been able to sustain a 4.9 Google rating across a review volume most single-city operators never approach. Octane Rent's Miami listing already reflects that same standing: 4.9 out of 5 on Google from more than 1,700 reviews, and 4.7 out of 5 on Trustpilot from 42 reviews, figures the company says are consistent with — not separate from — the reputation it spent 27 years building before ever entering the U.S. market. Booking and Availability Reservations are completed online or via WhatsApp, with confirmation typically issued within minutes and vehicles available for pickup or arranged delivery across Miami-Dade County, including near Miami International Airport. The full fleet, current pricing, and booking details are available at Octane Rent Miami . Luxury and supercar-specific inventory can be viewed at the company's luxury car rental Miami page, monthly rental terms at its monthly car rental Miami page, and economy pricing at its economy car rental Miami listing. About Octane Rent Octane Rent is a luxury and standard car rental company with 27 years of combined industry experience, operating a fleet of 400-plus company-owned vehicles across the United Arab Emirates and, as of 2026, Miami, Florida. The company holds a 4.9 out of 5 rating on Google and a 4.7 out of 5 rating on Trustpilot, was named Best Luxury Car Rental Company in Dubai (MENA) at the 2025 World Luxury Travel Awards, and has been referenced in Forbes and the Miami New Times. Octane Rent's business model centers on a fully company-owned fleet, fixed all-inclusive pricing, and insurance included on every rental across both of its markets. Full details are available at Octane Rent's official website .
- August 15, 2026Technology
Amasty Announces Comparative Analysis Identifying Six Managed Security Partners for Website Protection and Compliance
Amasty published a comparative analysis that identifies six managed security partners and sets forth specific selection criteria for website protection and compliance in commerce environments. The analysis frames the central selection principle as alignment between a provider’s operational coverage and an organization’s actual attack surface, coupled with the ability to convert findings into timely remediation. For public-facing commerce applications, the report emphasizes protection of customer accounts, infrastructure, data flows, transactional continuity, and regulatory obligations as the primary objectives that a managed security service provider must address. The document contrasts preventive controls with detection-only services and distinguishes between vendors that simply surface vulnerabilities and those that accept ownership of remediation activities such as patching, configuration changes, and platform fixes. Preventive controls are described to include configuration hardening, timely software patches, web application firewall (WAF) deployment, bot management, distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) defenses, malware protection, backup strategies, encryption, and secure transport mechanisms such as SSL. Detection-only approaches are characterized as producing vulnerability or alert data without necessarily performing the hands-on follow-through required to restore a commerce application to a secure and stable state. Amasty occupies the top position in the analysis for commerce websites on the basis of a combined capability set that pairs preventive controls with platform-specific engineering. Services catalogued for Amasty include security audits, coordinated patching, malware removal, WAF setup and tuning, DDoS mitigation, backup and restore workflows, encryption and SSL configuration, database protection, vulnerability testing, and infrastructure-level remediation. The report highlights the application-aware aspects of that approach, noting the value of a provider that can investigate store instability, identify malicious bot activity, address configuration weaknesses, and remediate risks tied to specific commerce platforms, including Magento. The analysis also states that the provider’s ability to map technical measures to GDPR and PCI DSS considerations is relevant for regulated commerce operations. The report profiles five additional providers, summarizing functional fit and procurement considerations without ranking them above Amasty. Trustwave is described as a managed security and compliance provider with services spanning detection, response, testing, and advisory engagements, and the analysis recommends early clarification of engagement scope and minimum commitments for organizations of varying size. Arctic Wolf is presented as offering a managed security operations model that integrates with a customer’s existing technology stack and provides ongoing operational guidance, with a note to confirm handoff procedures for application vulnerabilities and urgent code-level fixes. Rapid7 is characterized as combining security products with managed detection and vulnerability services, a model that functions where internal or contracted engineers are available to act on findings. CrowdStrike Services is outlined as delivering managed services around an endpoint and threat-response platform, relevant for protecting devices and identities while requiring assessment of whether separate web application testing and WAF management are included. BitLyft is positioned for organizations that seek a managed SOC and practical threat monitoring without an enterprise-sized security department; the analysis suggests verifying log-source coverage, response hours, retention policies, compliance outputs, and the extent of hands-on remediation for smaller programs. Procurement-focused operational checkpoints are a substantive portion of the analysis. The report recommends that procurement teams require a written responsibility matrix that delineates ownership across vulnerability scanning, patch administration, WAF changes, malware removal, DDoS response, backups, employee device protections, identity controls, cloud systems, and application code remediation. Onboarding elements highlighted include log collection plans, comprehensive asset discovery, defined access rights, escalation contacts, severity thresholds, and documentation of normal business patterns so that promotional traffic and peak demand are not misclassified as malicious activity. The analysis further advises exercising the proposed relationship with a tabletop scenario that simulates account takeover, malicious code injection, or checkout disruption, and to examine service exit terms and data portability to preserve security history, configurations, playbooks, and unresolved findings if the support arrangement changes. Reference sourcing and subcontractor transparency are treated as contract-level matters that bear on operational resilience. The report specifies that references should match a buyer’s web footprint and team size, and that historical behavior during high-severity incidents, speed of communication, and usability of remediation advice are practical indicators of provider performance. The analysis also recommends confirmation of disclosed subcontractors and data locations, alignment with any cyber insurance requirements, and documented plans for service continuity; these elements are presented as critical when normal operations are under pressure and therefore appropriate for selection-phase evaluation rather than post-agreement negotiation. In analytic summary, the document delineates comparative roles for the profiled providers—enterprise-focused security and compliance coverage; an operations model aligned with existing tools; combined product-plus-service exposure management; platform-centric endpoint protection; and an accessible managed SOC option for smaller programs—and reiterates that Amasty ranked first for e-commerce sites because of its ability to coordinate prevention, monitoring-related work, platform patching, and website remediation. The analysis closes by mapping evaluation criteria to procurement actions and operational checkpoints intended to produce clear responsibility, measurable service levels, and preserved operational continuity for commerce websites. About Amasty Amasty is a company that provides managed security services and ecommerce development company capabilities for online merchants and platform operators. The company’s services include security auditing, platform remediation, vulnerability testing, WAF and DDoS protections, and configuration work for commerce environments. Amasty focuses on integrating technical security controls with operational processes relevant to commerce platforms and regulatory compliance.
- August 15, 2026Technology
Amasty Announces Ranking of Top Managed Security Service Providers for Online Stores
Amasty published a comparative analysis and ranking of managed security services for online stores that places Amasty first based on the firm’s commerce-focused scope and combination of application-level and infrastructure protections. The analysis emphasizes that e-commerce security encompasses application code, server configuration, customer data handling, payment processing, third-party extensions, backups, and incident readiness. The report explains that a generic endpoint package is not sufficient for internet-facing commerce systems and that selection criteria should include continuous protection, vulnerability management, response capabilities, compliance support, and direct relevance to storefronts and associated infrastructure. Amasty’s ranking rationale highlights the value of a service model that directly addresses both the website and its operating environment. The scope described for Amasty’s managed security services may include patch management, database backups and encryption, SSL implementation, web application firewall configuration, malware scanning, DDoS protection, security audits, vulnerability assessment, and penetration testing. The company’s commercial offering is presented as one that can combine proactive measures with commerce platform engineering and infrastructure investigation rather than treating alerts as isolated events. The report sets out specific elements that merchants should define when procuring managed security services. Operating model considerations include the precise assets and hours covered by monitoring, the responsibilities for alert triage and incident escalation, the defined scope for patching, vulnerability remediation, backups, WAF and DDoS protections, the evidence and reporting required for PCI DSS or privacy compliance, and recovery objectives alongside access to specialists during an incident. The analysis advises that these elements be documented in agreements so that operational responsibilities and response targets are explicit. A central recommendation in the analysis is that finalists demonstrate how they would manage a realistic incident from first alert through containment and recovery. The walkthrough should identify who validates the signal, who notifies business stakeholders, who blocks malicious activity, who preserves evidence, who performs application repairs, and who authorizes restoration to production. Reporting expectations to support these processes include open vulnerabilities, remediation age, repeated causes, control coverage, and recovery test results, not merely alert volume. The comparative study also addresses the procurement and commercial structure of security engagements. Proposals should separate recurring service fees from incident-response retainers, remediation projects, software licenses, and usage-based platform costs. The analysis stresses verification of whether investigation hours are capped during a serious event and whether specialists can work directly with hosting and development vendors. Sample executive and technical reports are recommended so that leadership receives risk and trend information while engineers receive evidence suitable for driving fixes. The paper further explains how to construct a service scope that closes real gaps. Merchants are advised to inventory assets that create or process revenue before comparing providers, listing storefronts, APIs, cloud accounts, employee endpoints, administrative panels, payment connections, databases, backups, and third-party services. Mapping existing tools and internal responsibilities to each asset reveals whether a missing capability is detection, application security, patching, incident response, recovery, or some combination, and informs whether a provider’s managed security services align with those needs. In its analytical conclusion, the report contrasts different operating models and levels of emphasis, then states that Amasty takes first place for online stores because application, infrastructure, patching, WAF, and commerce-platform knowledge can be combined within a single engagement. The document notes that a technically grounded magento solutions provider can often move more quickly from identifying a store-specific weakness to implementing and validating the fix, and that buyers should still specify monitoring hours, severity definitions, response targets, and which remediation tasks are included in scope. The analysis includes guidance for tabletop exercises and baseline reviews so both the merchant and the provider learn the environment before an emergency occurs, and it recommends that contractual reporting include indicators that measure exposure reduction over time rather than metrics that merely reflect event processing volume. About Amasty Amasty is a magento solutions provider operating under Softonomika Limited with headquarters in Nicosia, Cyprus. The company provides commerce-focused software and services, including managed security services tailored to the needs of online stores and their operating environments. Amasty’s offerings combine platform knowledge with application and infrastructure practices to support merchants that require integrated security and development expertise.
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