Investors have launched a securities class action against Bloom Energy Corporation, alleging the company misled shareholders regarding its dependence on Chinese scandium. The lawsuit, filed by Robbins LLP, claims the firm repeatedly denied reliance on Chinese suppliers while purportedly using intermediaries to source the critical rare earth metal.
Investors who purchased Park Ha Biological Technology Co., Ltd. securities between December 27, 2024, and July 8, 2025, are being urged to join a class action lawsuit. The Rosen Law Firm filed the action, alleging that the company misled shareholders regarding its business operations and stock trading activity.
Advertising agencies can now deploy branded AI agents to manage B2B procurement for consumer packaged goods clients through GreenCore Solutions Corp.’s new Agency Partner Program. The initiative allows firms to integrate their own branding into GSC’s existing infrastructure, which currently processes over 9.5 million AI transactions monthly.
A Mobile-based medical device startup has secured its fourth U.S. patent, marking a significant step in the company's mission to streamline thumb CMC reconstruction. Supported by Innovate Alabama and Hatch Fairhope, the firm is now positioning its Falcon Suture Clutch as a localized alternative to traditional, complex surgical methods.
Pacific Gas and Electric Company has moved to retire over $1.2 billion in outstanding debt, concluding its cash tender offers for 3.30% Senior Notes and 2.10% First Mortgage Bonds. The utility company confirmed the final results following an expiration date of July 31, 2026, triggering a proration process for lower-priority bondholders.
One in six people face infertility, yet the financial barrier to treatment remains a staggering hurdle for most families. To bridge this gap, The Stork Foundation for Infertility has officially opened its 2026 grant cycle, providing a pathway for individuals and couples to secure funding for essential IVF medical costs.
Empresa Minera Paitití, S.A., a subsidiary of Orvana Minerals Corp., reported a breach of key financial covenants in its Q3 2026 results, citing a significant devaluation of the Bolivian currency and operational delays caused by recent social unrest.
A breach at New Jersey-based SafetyFirst Systems has triggered a formal investigation by Edelson Lechtzin LLP. The law firm is scrutinizing the security failure that exposed personal information between January 16 and January 19, 2026, potentially leaving affected individuals vulnerable to identity theft and financial fraud.
Priced at $34.99, Mad Hippie’s new Wrinkle Relaxing Eye Treatment aims to offer a non-invasive alternative to Botox and retinols. The Austin-based brand is leveraging a blend of five peptide complexes to address crow's feet, dark circles, and puffiness while maintaining its signature clean-beauty formulation standards.
InsCorp, Inc. reported a 14% increase in diluted earnings per share to $0.72 for the second quarter of 2026, up from $0.63 in the previous quarter. The Nashville-based bank holding company also announced a cash dividend of $0.12 per share for the third quarter, signaling confidence in its current growth trajectory.
A 17.2% single-day share price drop on June 23, 2026, has triggered a formal investigation by the Rosen Law Firm. The inquiry focuses on allegations that Hyliion Holdings Corp. misled investors regarding the legitimacy of a customer agreement, following a critical report published by Pelican Way Research.
Brooklyn-based hacco has enlisted Jean-Thomas Schneider, the only chef to simultaneously hold the titles of Meilleur Ouvrier de France, Pastry World Champion, and Ice Cream World Champion, to spearhead a new line of plant-based, koji-fermented soft serve desserts set to launch at the brand's upcoming flagship café.
A class action lawsuit filed in San Bernardino County Superior Court accuses Western Ecosystems Technology, Inc. of systemic labor code violations, including the failure to provide mandatory meal and rest breaks for employees, according to a complaint submitted by Blumenthal Nordrehaug Bhowmik De Blouw LLP.
For decades, government affairs teams relied on a tedious cycle of manual bill tracking, spreadsheets, and endless reading to monitor legislative progress. Austin-based platform OneGov now argues that the advent of AI-driven research is effectively rendering this labor-intensive model obsolete by automating the intelligence gathering process entirely.
Austin-based OneGov is pushing beyond basic bill tracking with the launch of OneGov Pro, a subscription tier designed to replace manual desk research with AI-driven analysis. The platform promises to condense weeks of legislative inquiry into briefing-ready dossiers by providing users with citation-backed answers across all 50 states and Congress.
Investors who purchased Bloom Energy Corporation securities between February 27, 2025, and July 8, 2026, are facing a September 28 deadline to apply as lead plaintiff in a pending class action lawsuit. The litigation alleges the company misled shareholders regarding its dependency on Chinese scandium sources.
Most cat owners treat litter box odor by attempting to mask it, but Nathan Huck, a Purina innovation director with two decades of experience, argues that success lies in chemistry. Instead of relying on heavy perfumes, he suggests that preventing ammonia formation before it develops is the only reliable path to freshness.
For decades, cat owners accepted heavy, back-breaking jugs of clay as the unavoidable cost of pet care. Nathan Huck, a Purina scientist and the inventor of Tidy Cats Lightweight, aimed to break that physics-based barrier by developing a patented granule structure that halves the weight without sacrificing clumping strength.
With a valuation topping $3 billion, Sleep Country has finalized its acquisition of Sleep Number, creating the world’s second-largest sleep retailer. The merger unites two North American industry giants, combining Sleep Country’s extensive retail footprint with Sleep Number’s proprietary technology to reshape the global bedding market.
A major realignment of S&P Dow Jones Indices is set for early August, as Ferguson Enterprises prepares to enter the S&P 500 while ADI Global Distribution secures a spot in the S&P SmallCap 600, displacing Electronic Arts and Hertz Global Holdings respectively in a shift driven by corporate acquisitions and spin-offs.
Denarius Metals Corp. has finalized a major financial restructuring, retiring its Series 1 and Series 2 convertible debentures through an early redemption. The company issued over 223 million common shares to debentureholders, significantly altering its capital structure and increasing its total issued and outstanding shares to 437 million.
Nineteen-year-old country artist Jovi Greene makes his Canadian debut at Toronto’s historic Horseshoe Tavern on August 4. The performance serves as an unofficial curtain-raiser for the city’s upcoming Toronto Country Fest, bringing his blend of folk and pop to the stage that once hosted legends like Willie Nelson.
Houston-based FibroBiologics has officially entered the clinical-stage arena, dosing the first patient in a Phase 1/2 trial for its lead wound care candidate, CYWC628. The company is now pivoting toward a busy second half of 2026, with interim data for its diabetic foot ulcer program expected within months.
Memphis-based First Horizon Corporation has secured two spots on Newsweek’s annual rankings for the second consecutive year, earning recognition as a top employer in both the financial services sector and specifically for women, underscoring the firm’s ongoing efforts to balance high-stakes banking performance with internal employee satisfaction.
A strategic partnership between the Pittsburgh Robotics Network and the Pittsburgh Technology Council will debut a new Defense Pavilion at this year's Robotics & AI Discovery Day. Scheduled for September 16, the event aims to spotlight dual-use technologies that bridge the gap between commercial innovation and national security requirements.
With over two decades of experience navigating complex financial landscapes, Katherine Lee joins the Sun Life Financial board effective July 31. Her appointment brings a background in global investment and real estate to the firm as it focuses on long-term growth and strategic transformation for its international client base.
With over two decades of experience in global finance and real estate, Katherine Lee has been appointed to the Sun Life Financial board of directors effective July 31. Her track record includes high-level executive tenures at GE Capital and board roles at major corporations including BCE Inc. and Colliers International.
The U.S. Department of War’s Office of Strategic Capital has extended a conditional $820 million loan commitment to Performance Drone Works, a move aimed at dismantling domestic reliance on foreign-controlled supply chains for critical drone components, robotics, and autonomous systems through expanded production at the company’s Huntsville facility.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has codified the Comprehensive Care for Joint Replacement Expansion (CJR-X), officially signaling a national shift toward value-based payment models. Launching January 1, 2028, the rule holds acute-care hospitals financially accountable for patient outcomes throughout the 90-day post-discharge period.
Individuals impacted by a July 2023 cyberattack on the Lester and Rosalie Anixter Center are now eligible to claim compensation following a proposed class action settlement. The agreement, filed in the case of Cardenas v. Anixter, aims to resolve allegations that unauthorized parties accessed sensitive personal files stored on the organization's systems.
