Editorial use do not need releases, but are limited to specific applications (like a news entry, a journalistic blog etc).
Editorial pictures of newsworthy events were sourced from select news agencies, but that feed has been closed.
The second type of editorial use pictures are (as @Gentle.Cam points out correctly) so-called "Illustrative Editorial" pictures. In a short, those are pictures with visible protected brands in (but no people, even not with a release, if I understand the conditions correctly). For being able to contribute such pictures, you need to have a lifetime number of sales of 100 or more. If you have less than that number, you may get accepted to contribute, if you have "elsewhere" numerous illustrative editorial quality pictures that Adobe can check out.
So, if you have a picture of a business or equipment, and you are allowed to submit illustrative editorial content, you can, during the submission process, tick the corresponding check-box. The picture still needs to meet the quality requirements, but there is no release needed.