Melina Druga

3 days ago | transportationtodaynews.com | Melina Druga

Beth Whited, Union Pacific Railroad president, will become a strategic adviser effective July 1. She will remain in this role through early 2026. “After 37 incredible years with Union Pacific, I am immensely proud and forever changed,” Whited said. “The company has provided me with incredible opportunities to learn and grow, and many colleagues have become lifelong friends.

3 days ago | pennbizreport.com | Melina Druga

Newtown-based EPAM Systems, a digital engineering, cloud and AI-enabled transformation services provider, recently named Arkadiy Dobkin as executive chairman, effective Sept. 1. “On behalf of the board, I want to commend Arkadiy’s tremendous dedication to building and growing EPAM from a small engineering services startup to a top-ranked, digital engineering and consulting services company,” Richard Michael Mayoras, lead independent director, said.

3 days ago | pennbizreport.com | Melina Druga

Cranberry Township-based MSA Safety Incorporated, a safety equipment and solutions provider, recently purchased Germany-based M&C TechGroup, a gas analysis systems company, for approximately $200 million. “We are excited to welcome M&C to the MSA Safety family,” Steve Blanco, MSA Safety president and CEO, said. “By bringing aboard M&C, we expand our addressable market in detection, with complementary technologies across diverse markets.

3 days ago | financialregnews.com | Melina Druga

Before President Donald Trump announced his tariffs, 55 percent of investors felt they were informed about the risk to their portfolios, according to a recent State Street Global Advisors study. The annual study explores the evolving role of exchange traded funds (ETFs) in portfolio construction, risk perceptions, and investor behavior and examines how investors manage risk, navigate uncertainty, and adapt to macroeconomic and market shifts.

3 days ago | homelandprepnews.com | Melina Druga

The Global Congress on Chemical Security and Emerging Threats released recommendations at its fifth plenary meeting last week to boost global action against chemical security threats. The meeting included 300 delegates from more than 100 countries and six international organizations. Technological advancements have increased the accessibility to chemicals of concern and advanced chemical dispersal mechanisms.