For many, the holiday season is a joyous time where friends and family get together to celebrate and exchange gifts. Unfortunately, there are also thousands who do not have the opportunity to celebrate the holidays in the company of their family. JMS Enterprises announced their recent charity effort to help provide less fortunate youths with the holiday joy was a big success.

REGEN Energy Inc., originators of the industry leading Swarm Energy Management® solution for demand response and demand management, and Ayla Networks, provider of the industry's first Agile Internet of Things (IoT) platform, unveiled a strategic partnership on January 26, to expand the market for products and services for helping commercial and industrial customers lower their energy consumption and costs.

Following a year of unprecedented growth and expansion, Sovereign Health is pleased to announce the addition of three new executives to its Orange County headquarters. Bringing a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the program, the new positions include a Group Medical Director, Director of Clinical Excellence and Associate Director of Clinical Compliance, helping to guide development and maintain Sovereign's commitment to excellence.

Responding to an increasing interest by the public thus far in 2015 to stay ahead of rapidly rising water from blizzards, severe storms and hurricanes, Georgia-based Landmark Earth Solutions continues to offer flood mitigation relief and earth stabilization solutions.

American Trucking Association (ATA) had expressed their disappointments in the study findings released by Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) after the agency failed to show fairness and clarity in regards to trucking accidents where drivers are not at fault. That for the FMCSA, crash accountability analysis is expensive and time consuming; furthermore, will not improve the Compliance, Safety, Accountability's (CSA) ability in identifying carriers most at risk of future accidents.

Capital Punishment has yet stirred a lot of attention recently as the Supreme Court announced its decision to review the three cocktail drugs used prior the failed execution attempts on Clayton Lockett, who later dies of heart attack. And the use of the same drug mixture with another convicted inmate, Charles Warner, who was executed with the same Oklahoma lethal injection protocol.