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GCCL Expands Asia-Pacific Reach as Platinum Sponsor at ABP 2026

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GCCL Expands Asia-Pacific Reach as Platinum Sponsor at ABP 2026

Yongin, South Korea – September 11, 2026 -- GCCL (Global Clinical Central Lab), a South Korea-based clinical trial sample analysis provider, sponsored the Asia Bio Partnering Forum 2026 (ABP 2026) as a Platinum Sponsor, using the Singapore event to pursue expansion of its assay development and clinical sample analysis services across the Asia-Pacific region.

GCCL held partnering meetings with drug developers across mRNA, radiopharmaceutical and antibody therapy segments

The forum, held in Singapore from August 31 to September 2, drew approximately 650 pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry professionals, investors and life sciences stakeholders, generating roughly 2,500 one-on-one partnering meetings. GCCL engaged drug developers working across mRNA and nucleic acid therapeutics, radiopharmaceuticals and antibody-based therapies to assess evolving analytical requirements in global clinical development.

NetActuate Puts C-Band Transition Program on New Media Substrate

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NetActuate Puts C-Band Transition Program on New Media Substrate

Amsterdam – – September 11, 2026 -- NetActuate has moved its 2026 C-Band Transition Acceleration Program onto the NetActuate Media Substrate, a transport layer the company is introducing at IBC 2026, giving U.S. broadcasters a terrestrial path off C-band satellite ahead of a federally mandated spectrum auction.

Broadcasters get a redundant path without buying a second circuit

The program, first announced at NAB, now runs on infrastructure NetActuate already operates. A station group sends one stream and receives one stream while the company runs diverse paths beneath it. In a blackout test cited by the company, one path was taken fully dark and the merged output lost no data.

Rönesans Holds Top 50 Spot on ENR Global Contractors List for 11th Year

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Rönesans Holds Top 50 Spot on ENR Global Contractors List for 11th Year

Istanbul – September 8, 2026 -- Rönesans Holding has ranked among the world's top 50 international contractors for the 11th consecutive year, according to Engineering News-Record's 2026 "Top 250 International Contractors" list, a benchmark based on revenue earned outside a company's home market.

Rönesans has generated USD 50 billion in international project revenue since 1993

Over more than three decades of international operations, the Turkish construction group has completed over 1,000 projects in nearly 40 countries, working alongside 3,500 Turkish manufacturers and subcontractors. Rönesans first entered the ENR ranking in 2006 at 86th place before climbing into the top 50 tier.

SKF Partners With Sentea to Scale Fiber-Optic Bearing Sensors

Gothenburg, Sweden – September 11, 2026 -- SKF has selected fiber-optic sensing specialist Sentea to develop and produce SKF Core, a new integrated hardware platform designed to accelerate commercial deployment of its Insight bearing technology.

SKF Core consolidates sensing, processing and communication into one industrial unit

The platform integrates three previously separate functions into a single unit, reducing system complexity for customers deploying machine intelligence solutions at scale. SKF Insight bearings use fiber-optic sensing to give machine builders and industrial operators direct visibility into operating conditions including loads, speeds, temperatures and vibrations, exceeding the limits of conventional monitoring technologies.

Business Group Warns AfD Gains Threaten German Economy's Core

Berlin – September 11, 2026 -- The Brandenburg-Berlin Business Association (UVBB) warned that the Alternative for Germany's (AfD) election gains in Saxony-Anhalt threaten the foundations of the German economy, citing the party's push to exit the European Union and the euro.

AfD's EU and euro exit platform threatens Mittelstand, association president says

UVBB President Burkhardt Greiff told rbb24 Inforadio on Tuesday that the AfD has a "clear program" targeting the pillars of German economic strength: a robust industrial base and the social market economy. He said the party's plan to restrict the free movement of workers would directly undermine both pillars.

NetActuate Launches Media Substrate for Live Broadcast Redundancy

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NetActuate Launches Media Substrate for Live Broadcast Redundancy

Amsterdam – September 11, 2026 -- NetActuate today launched the Media Substrate, a managed transport layer that runs redundant paths for contribution-grade live video across more than 45 global locations, available immediately in the company's Customer Portal ahead of IBC 2026.

Broadcasters send one stream while NetActuate manages dual paths beneath it

The service lets broadcasters send a single stream and receive a single stream, while NetActuate runs diverse paths across its network, merges them at egress, and measures latency and continuity on every hop. In a blackout test cited by the company, one path was taken fully dark and the merged output lost no data.

BOE Hosts First Overseas IPC Forum in Berlin, Courts 200+ EU Partners

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BOE Hosts First Overseas IPC Forum in Berlin, Courts 200+ EU Partners

Berlin – September 11, 2026 -- BOE Technology held its first overseas Innovation Partner Conference (IPC) in Berlin on September 7, 2026, gathering more than 200 partners alongside IFA 2026 to discuss display and IoT collaboration in the European market.

BOE stages inaugural overseas IPC forum during IFA 2026

The event, themed "Innovation, Globalization, Collaboration," marked the first time BOE's IPC forum was held outside its home market, drawing global display and IoT ecosystem partners to Berlin. BOE CSO Qi Zheng said the company would deepen joint development with global partners, describing the approach as rooted in innovation and driven toward shared success at IFA.

IFA CEO praises BOE's technology leadership at Berlin showcase

IFA CEO Leif Lindner said he was pleased BOE chose to showcase its technological leadership at IFA Berlin, where decision-makers and trendsetters of the electronics industry convene.

Germany's Bavarian State Housing Firm Misses Target by 83%

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Germany's Bavarian State Housing Firm Misses Target by 83%

Velburg – September 11, 2026 -- Germany's push for a new federal housing corporation to fix the country's housing shortage is drawing scrutiny after Bavaria's state-run BayernHeim delivered only a fraction of its promised units, with industry experts arguing the real barrier is construction economics, not a lack of state builders.

BayernHeim delivers 1,700 units versus a 10,000-unit target set in 2018

Bavaria's state government pledged in 2018 to create 10,000 new apartments through BayernHeim by 2025. According to a response to an inquiry from state parliament member Jürgen Mistol, the company will complete only around 1,700 units by the end of 2025 -- nearly half of which stem from acquiring projects already planned by private developers. The portfolio is projected to grow to roughly 3,700 units by end-2026, still far short of the original goal.

Construction Site Theft Costs German Firms Millions in Delays

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Construction Site Theft Costs German Firms Millions in Delays

Föhren – September 11, 2026 -- Machinery, tools, cabling and building materials worth millions of euros disappear from German construction sites every year, with unsecured storage areas, containers and sites staffed by rotating crews among the most frequent targets.

Stolen equipment triggers costs that exceed the theft itself

"A stolen excavator costs money, but a halted construction project often costs many times more. That is exactly what many companies underestimate," said Carsten Simons, managing director of LivEye GmbH. Missing machinery halts planned work, while stolen cabling or components force crews to redo completed tasks, pushing back subsequent trades and delivery deadlines.

German Exports Fall 0.8% in July, US Shipments Jump 28.3%

Wiesbaden – September 11, 2026 -- German exports declined 0.8% month-on-month in July 2026 to a calendar- and seasonally-adjusted €138.2 billion, while imports dropped sharply by 5.7% to €116.9 billion, according to preliminary data from the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis).

The trade surplus widened to €21.3 billion in July, up from €15.4 billion in June, though below the €16.8 billion recorded in July 2025. Year-on-year, exports rose 6.1% and imports climbed 3.0% compared with July 2025.

US-bound shipments surge 19.1% month-on-month to €14.4 billion

German exports to the United States jumped 19.1% versus June and were up 28.3% from July 2025, making the US the top destination for German goods. Exports to the United Kingdom fell 7.2% to €6.7 billion, while shipments to China dropped 9.5% to €5.6 billion.