A new 3D printed enclosure offers a minimal, snap-on guard for the Pixel Trinkey, ensuring protection during travel and everyday use. This neat case is part of Adafruit’s Clearance Week, where lovers of tech can find discounts of up to 60% off.

Neo Performance Materials exceeded its 2025 financial targets by leveraging strong global demand in electrification, automation, and aerospace. With its European Permanent Magnet facility advancing on schedule, the company foresees further success in 2026.

Estonian designer Reet Aus founded her clothing brand in 2012 to reduce waste in fashion by incorporating upcycled textiles into her designs. Her efforts to boost circularity demonstrate how sustainability can reshape the industry’s future.

After setting up her own tattooing studio a few years ago, a Newark businesswoman is now settling into a larger, brighter space that she says “offers a bit of everything.” In doing so, she hopes to meet growing client demand and broaden the studio’s creative possibilities.

For one Friday, Newark Advertiser is giving readers a complimentary pass to its Premium website. The publisher is confident that once you try it, you’ll appreciate the upgraded experience.

Samsung’s Galaxy Watch is now more affordable according to Cnet’s latest report. From monitoring workouts to managing notifications on the go, these deals give you a chance to upgrade your tech without breaking the bank.

WSEE CBS has moved Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy! to new time slots to accommodate NCAA basketball programming. Fans of these iconic game shows are urged to set their DVRs so they don’t miss a single puzzle or clue.

A new gold supercycle is unfolding, marked by nine consecutive months of ETF inflows and bullish forecasts from major financial institutions. With production costs steady and prices soaring, miners like Lake Victoria Gold stand poised to capture extraordinary margins. Their Imwelo Project in Tanzania recently reported a 97% gold recovery rate, suggesting promising prospects in this prolific region.

The Tampa Museum of Art has announced an international search for its next Executive Director as Dr. Michael Tomor, who guided a decade of growth and initiated the Centennial Campaign, prepares to retire. The Museum has appointed Russell Reynolds Associates to lead this global effort, reflecting the organization’s continued momentum and commitment to excellence.

HRCI has appointed Andre T. Allen as its Chief Business Officer, signaling a strategic move to bolster the organization’s leadership. This announcement aligns with HRCI’s continued emphasis on human resources, credentialing, and global compliance standards.

A former barbecue restaurant in Portland has found renewed purpose as the Portland Antiques Mall. Its operator, who also runs a vintage mall in Fairfield, is already planning a further expansion in York this spring, hinting at a growing market for antiques in Maine.

Hiya has introduced Secure Branding on Vodafone’s UK network, making it the only company now active across all three major UK mobile operators. This integration extends verified caller identity to nearly 100% of UK mobile subscribers, so users see clear, authorized business identity before answering.

Toshiba has introduced a photovoltaic-output photocoupler designed for automotive applications. Housed in a thin package with a long creepage distance and high isolation voltage, this new component underscores Toshiba’s continued focus on electronic advancements for vehicles.

KKR has entered into a US$310 million partnership with PMI Electro to accelerate the growth of the Allfleet e-bus platform. The transaction marks the first KKR Global Climate Transition investment in India, emphasizing the growing momentum for cleaner public transportation.

SHIMA SEIKI, a leading knitting solutions provider, has joined CLO Virtual Fashion’s Ecosystem Partnership Program. This alliance showcases the industry-wide momentum toward integrating advanced digital garment design with state-of-the-art knitting technology.

Crimson Desert’s upgrade system promises both convenience and excitement for players. By focusing on Abyss Gear, this process offers a robust way to enhance weapons while ensuring an immersive gaming experience.

Debra Granik, Oscar-nominated director of “Winter’s Bone,” returns with an immersive five-part documentary series, “Conbody VS Everybody.” Slated to premiere on the Criterion Channel on May 1, this new project promises to expand Granik’s legacy for gritty, transformative storytelling.

Grace Glowicki’s midnight movie, “Dead Lover,” brings a scent-based twist to the big screen. By using scratch-and-sniff cards, the director and star hopes to make viewers feel every eerie moment—and prove that “Stink-O-Vision” is far more than a gimmick.

Nike and Beats are teaming up for their first-ever hardware collaboration: the Powerbeats Pro 2 – Nike Special Edition. This partnership combines Nike’s signature design with Beats’ renowned sound technology, marking a noteworthy milestone for Apple’s Beats subsidiary.

In a move aimed at expanding collaboration, Visier reveals a new program designed to streamline relationships with partner organizations worldwide. Announced on March 17, 2026, the initiative promises to revamp existing structures and bolster global ecosystems.

John Day officials have reached a settlement with Iron Triangle concerning the Ironwood Estates Phase 2 final plat. The agreement, approved by both the City Council and Urban Renewal Board, highlights a key milestone in local development planning and business collaboration.