Illinois cannabis retailer Terrabis is rolling out recreational curbside service across its five state locations, capitalizing on recent legislative changes. The move follows the passage of SB 3222, which grants dispensaries new flexibility to streamline the purchasing process for adult-use customers seeking faster, more accessible transactions.
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As vehicle electronics grow increasingly complex, SK keyfoundry has debuted a Bi-SCR-based protection technology designed to mitigate electromagnetic interference. By integrating this defense directly onto the chip, the South Korean manufacturer aims to eliminate the need for bulky external components while meeting stringent automotive reliability standards.
Beijing-based fintech Yiren Digital reported a net loss of RMB 494.7 million for the first quarter of 2026, as the company narrowed its core credit operations and ramped up heavy investment in its "All-in-AI" transformation, including the deployment of new multi-agent enterprise platforms.
Z Squared, Inc. has moved to secure a majority stake in Paradox Data, an infrastructure firm specializing in immersion-cooled, high-density computing. The deal hinges on the potential of the Union County Campus in El Dorado, Arkansas, a site the company aims to scale to 150 megawatts of firm, industrial-grade power.
Montreal-based Nectari Software has secured the "Fulfilled by Acumatica" designation, cementing its role as a primary integrated analytics provider for the cloud ERP platform. The move signals a deeper technical alignment, allowing Nectari to offer native reporting, budgeting, and AI-driven data management directly to Acumatica’s global user base.
Florida’s rapidly expanding energy storage market will soon host a 95 MW, 426 MWh battery installation, as Canadian Solar’s subsidiary, e-STORAGE, secures a supply agreement with a local utility provider. The project aims to bolster grid reliability by managing peak demand, with commercial operations slated for early 2028.
A 25% reduction in body weight, achieved through an oral GPR75 inverse agonist, highlights a new potential path for treating obesity without the common side effect of muscle loss. Boston-based Mwyngil Therapeutics released these proof-of-concept findings from diet-induced obesity mouse models, signaling a shift toward quality weight management.
Arlington-based RiskSpan is integrating its data and modeling platform with the London Stock Exchange Group to refine evaluated pricing for structured finance assets. The partnership automates the processing of over 165,000 CUSIPs daily, aiming to bring greater transparency and consistency to complex, hard-to-value financial instruments.
With over 8,000 founders already on its waitlist, Los Angeles-based CoFounder.AI launched today to introduce a new software category: Software-as-a-Partner. Unlike traditional tools that require manual input, this platform provides entrepreneurs with a voice-activated, agentic AI team designed to execute tasks across 12 different industries.
Nuvation Bio is moving to raise $200 million through an offering of convertible senior notes due in 2032. The oncology company intends to use the capital to retire existing debt and fund general corporate operations, while granting underwriters an option to purchase an additional $30 million in notes to cover over-allotments.
IsoEnergy has officially completed its acquisition of Australia-based Toro Energy, integrating the Wiluna Uranium Project into its global portfolio. The transaction, executed through a scheme of arrangement under the Corporations Act 2001, grants the Canadian firm full ownership of the Australian company's issued and outstanding ordinary shares.
Inside a massive warehouse in Xi'an, representatives from firms including Deutsche Bank and China International Capital Corporation gathered to inspect Uxin’s vehicle reconditioning factory. The event served as a direct demonstration of the retailer’s warehouse-style business model and its long-term strategy for the Chinese used car market.
Moving beyond the bar cart, New Hope-based Mixly Cocktail Co. is rebranding to Mixly Beverage Co. to capture the growing at-home consumption market. The pivot arrives ahead of the Summer Fancy Food Show and signals a shift toward a broader catalog of soda syrups, coffee enhancers, and mocktail modifiers.
Darden Restaurants, the parent company behind Olive Garden and LongHorn Steakhouse, closed its 2026 fiscal year with a 13.7% surge in fourth-quarter sales to $3.72 billion. Bolstered by strong operational performance, the company board has responded by boosting its quarterly dividend by 8% and greenlighting a new $1.5 billion share repurchase program.
Vancouver-based Corinex Communications and Germany’s EMH metering have successfully validated Broadband Powerline (BPL) technology for smart grid infrastructure. Testing conducted at Corinex’s Bratislava facility confirms that the CASA Smart Meter Gateway can now transmit data via Corinex’s 1T BPL modem, offering a high-performance alternative to cellular connectivity.
Legal firm Block & Leviton LLP has formalized a data relationship with news provider Benzinga, integrating real-time market feeds into its internal surveillance systems. The collaboration aims to automate the identification of securities law violations by tracking breaking corporate developments and market-moving events as they unfold.
Southpaw has acquired 43 Taco Bell locations in Ohio from Mas Restaurant Group, marking a major shift for the Houston-based franchisee. The deal, backed by Bessemer Investors, follows a series of divestments as the company narrows its focus toward its remaining 36 Texas-based restaurants.
Four organizations have been recognized for transforming workforce development through immersive training technology, securing top honors in the 2026 Interplay Excellence Awards. The winners were selected by a peer panel for their measurable success in enhancing safety, accelerating technical skill acquisition, and establishing clear career advancement pathways for industrial and trade professionals.
Stibo Systems has posted record financial results for fiscal year 2025–26, reporting 1.31 billion DKK in revenue. The Denmark-based company, which specializes in master data management, attributes this 6% year-over-year growth to a global shift among enterprises moving from AI experimentation toward large-scale, governed data deployment.
Thirty years after the debut of Reasonable Doubt, Roc Nation has launched a sprawling series of New York City activations celebrating the career of Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter. The commemoration spans immersive underground exhibits, custom transit maps, and a multi-city stadium tour, framing the artist's discography as a living cultural archive.
GFL Environmental will join the Russell 1000 and 3000 indices starting June 29, 2026. This inclusion, emerging from the annual Russell Index Reconstitution, marks a strategic milestone for the waste management firm, which recently moved its executive headquarters to Florida to increase its visibility among large-cap market participants.
GoldMining Inc. is pushing to bridge the gap between its modest market capitalization and its extensive resource portfolio, reporting roughly US$185 million in cash and securities—a figure nearly matching its entire equity value—while advancing active drilling programs across its gold and copper assets in the Americas.
McCormick & Company posted a 16.7% increase in second-quarter net sales, signaling resilience despite a complex macroeconomic backdrop. The flavor giant is currently navigating inflationary pressures and Middle East conflict-related costs while aggressively advancing integration plans for its pending $20 billion combination with Unilever Foods.
Non-technical stakeholders can now generate and execute software tests using plain English, as AgileAI Labs rolls out a no-code update to its predictive development platform. The tool aims to bridge the gap between business requirements and technical implementation by automating test scripts directly from project specifications.
The global market for polymethyl methacrylate, the durable plastic widely utilized as a glass alternative, is expected to grow from $5.48 billion in 2026 to $6.48 billion by 2031. Analysts point to a compound annual growth rate of 3.4% driven by rising demand in automotive, electronics, and construction sectors.
Starting July 1, 2026, eligible Medicare Part D patients will gain access to weight management medications Foundayo and Zepbound for a flat monthly cost of $50, marking a significant shift in federal coverage policy for obesity treatments previously excluded from broad Medicare support.
Commercial Metals Company reported net earnings of $173 million for its fiscal third quarter, a sharp jump from the $83.1 million recorded in the same period last year. Driven by strategic acquisitions and robust infrastructure demand, the Irving-based manufacturer saw its core EBITDA climb nearly 79% to $353.6 million.
The global automotive sunroof market is poised for significant expansion, with projections indicating growth from USD 20.49 billion in 2026 to USD 32.86 billion by 2031. This 9.90% compound annual growth rate is fueled by the rising popularity of panoramic designs and the integration of advanced smart glass technologies.
Soccer icon Mia Hamm and NWSL athlete Emma Sears are spearheading a new initiative to reframe how pain is perceived in sports. The campaign, dubbed PainTalk, aims to dismantle the long-standing stigma that associates physical discomfort with weakness by encouraging athletes and fans to prioritize recovery and open dialogue.
Merck KGaA has entered a definitive agreement to acquire Minneapolis-based Bio-Techne for $73 per share in cash. The deal, valued at approximately $11.3 billion, secures the German science giant a stronger foothold in high-growth markets including multi-omics, spatial biology, and advanced cell and gene therapy.
