Finance and markets: business, quotes, gold, energy and releases.
Found 50388 articles
Swedish retailer Rugvista is bridging the gap between historical artistry and modern living with its latest collection, Woven Stories. Developed in Malmö, the line emphasizes tactile surfaces and faded aesthetics, aiming to transform contemporary interiors into spaces that feel lived-in, curated, and deeply personal rather than mass-produced.
Beijing-based fintech firm Yiren Digital recorded a net loss of RMB 449.6 million for the second quarter of 2026, as the company grappled with legacy receivable impairments and a significant contraction in its core loan facilitation business under tightened regulatory requirements.
Singapore-based CellResearch Corporation has released independent laboratory data confirming that its proprietary PTT-6 active complex significantly improves hair fiber strength and scalp health. The findings, presented at the recent AMWC Japan congress, provide clinical validation for the company's CALECIM Professional range in a rapidly expanding global market.
The European Medicines Agency’s Committee for Orphan Medicinal Products has issued a positive opinion on the orphan drug designation for RZ-001, a gene therapy developed by South Korean firm Rznomics to treat glioma. The decision follows clinical data suggesting the treatment offers significant benefits for patients facing recurrent glioblastoma.
At the IROS 2026 conference in Pittsburgh, DexRobot is unveiling a new paradigm for embodied AI, headlined by the DexGEM research pipeline and the high-precision DexHand021 Pro. The company is demonstrating how human motion capture translates directly into autonomous, contact-rich robotic manipulation without the need for prior real-world training data.
A new 30-month agreement between 6K Additive and ADDMAN Engineering secures a steady supply of Nickel 718 alloy powder for the aerospace and defense sectors. Valued at up to $10.8 million, the deal also integrates a circular buy-back program designed to transform industrial waste into high-performance manufacturing feedstock.
A 30-foot hat bar and a 58-foot premium wall anchor the new Cavender's destination in Springfield, Missouri, which opened today at 3401 E. Ridgeview St. Marking the retailer’s 150th storefront, the location serves as a specialized hub featuring over 4,000 hats and 400 distinct styles.
With Halloween approaching, Tim Hortons has transformed its U.S. menu into a gallery of themed confections and beverages. The limited-time offerings range from chocolate-heavy coffee drinks featuring candy bars to hand-decorated pastries designed to resemble classic horror icons, available at participating restaurants beginning today.
Carnegie Mellon University has secured a $3 billion gift from Citadel founder Ken Griffin, marking the largest individual donation in the history of higher education. The investment will bolster the university’s Pittsburgh base and fund the construction of a new, challenge-oriented campus in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood scheduled for 2028.
The Competition Appeal Tribunal is pushing for streamlined economic evidence, creating a friction point with the reality of modern litigation where claim values have soared to £14 billion. Leading litigators and Cornerstone Research economists now warn that the demand for simplicity risks clashing with the technical rigor required by the court.
The Competition Appeal Tribunal is intensifying its scrutiny of economic evidence, forcing a difficult reconciliation between the demand for proportionality and the reality of multi-billion pound class action litigation. As claims reach unprecedented scales, the pressure on expert witnesses to deliver both rigor and clarity has never been greater.
Accounting professionals and small business owners are increasingly moving payroll processing in-house, prompted by new data import features in the latest version of ezPaycheck. The software now allows users to transition mid-year without losing historical records, aiming to eliminate the recurring costs associated with traditional third-party payroll outsourcing services.
When the Global Wellness Summit convenes in Phuket this November, the spotlight will turn toward the rapidly professionalizing field of longevity medicine. Dr. Andrea B. Maier, a leading researcher in precision geroscience and a 2026 TIME longevity leader, will head the conference's exploration of healthspan optimization and evidence-based clinical practice.
A patient at the Hospital Fondazione IRCCS San Gerardo dei Tintori in Monza has become the first to receive the αDBS® implant as part of Newronika’s international ADVENT study. This pivotal trial aims to determine if adaptive deep brain stimulation provides superior outcomes for Parkinson’s disease compared to conventional methods.
The Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Science is partnering with transcosmos to deploy an AI-powered dialogue platform designed to bridge the gap between academic study and clinical practice. The collaboration aims to replace traditional, resource-heavy role-play exercises with automated, scenario-based training for pharmacy students and working professionals.
RBC Capital Markets has secured General Clearing Member status with the European Commodity Clearing, a move that allows the bank to settle energy and commodity transactions for non-clearing members. This expansion grants the firm direct access to clear power, gas, and carbon futures across the European Energy Exchange platform.
With weekly restaurant spending currently hovering at $100, American diners are recalibrating their habits to navigate rising menu prices. While this figure marks a modest recovery from earlier this year, it remains significantly lower than the $115 average recorded in June 2025, signaling a deeper shift in consumer discretionary behavior.
With a 3.5-liter V6 engine and standard all-wheel drive, the 2026 Honda Ridgeline arrives in Oklahoma City as a versatile alternative to traditional trucks. Battison Honda is positioning the latest model as a balanced solution for both daily commuting and heavy-duty hauling needs across the region.
Jean-Pierre Verlaine is stepping down from the board of directors at SWI Capital Holding Ltd., a move aimed at decoupling his investment management firm, Engelwood Group, from the company’s governance. The departure coincides with the appointment of Ido Shavit as an independent non-executive director effective September 30, 2026.
Ancient stone underfoot and the rugged Yan Mountains on the horizon set the stage for the Jinshanling Great Wall Trail Race, the final points-scoring stop before the 2026 Golden Trail World Series Grand Final, where international elites and China’s top runners clashed in a tactical test of speed.
With savings reaching $550, the clock is running out on Anycubic’s 11th Anniversary promotion. The Shenzhen-based manufacturer is clearing its catalog of FDM and resin 3D printers through September 30, marking the final window for customers to secure hardware bundles and bulk material discounts before standard pricing resumes.
China expects its carbon dioxide emissions to reach a ceiling between 2027 and 2029, setting the stage for a 10 percent decline by 2035. This projection, unveiled at the CCICED 2026 meeting in Beijing, marks a critical transition phase for the world’s largest renewable energy market.
Dubai-based Flytxt has advanced to the Challenger position in the 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant for CSP AI-Enabled Marketing and Sales Solutions. This shift from its previous standing as a Niche Player reflects the company’s expanding global reach and its strategic pivot toward autonomous, outcome-driven enterprise AI systems.
Enterprises in Singapore can now bypass the complexities of internal AI infrastructure with the launch of AIIC 2.0. SuperX has expanded its Innovation Centre in Tai Seng to include Model as a Service (MaaS), allowing clients to access pre-deployed models directly through an API for faster production scaling.
Conflict of interest concerns have prompted a boardroom overhaul at SWI Capital Holding as Jean-Pierre Verlaine steps down from his directorship. The move aims to decouple the company’s governance from the Engelwood Group, an investment firm that maintains active business ties with the Singapore-based digital infrastructure platform.
Under the banner of "Built for Rigor, Mastered with Ease," tool manufacturer DCK held two dedicated online launches this September, targeting the European market with 14 new products. The digital events combined virtual 3D environments with live jobsite demonstrations to showcase specialized gear for both professional construction and residential landscaping.
The U.S. Department of War’s Joint Interagency Task Force 401 has tapped Smart Shooter for a 36-month, single-award contract to supply SMASH fire control systems. With a ceiling of $150 million, the agreement aims to bolster the Domestic Shield Program by providing soldiers with advanced kinetic counter-drone capabilities.
The Hotel Royal Hoi An – The Legacy By The River has secured the title of Vietnam's Leading Riverfront Hotel at the 2026 World Travel Awards. Located along the Thu Bon River, the property was recognized for its unique integration of local history, art-inspired design, and commitment to immersive guest experiences.
After a 100-day audit of its Boden green steel project, Stegra’s board has identified a significant funding shortfall caused by inflationary pressures and startup delays. To navigate this financial hurdle and oversee the next phase of construction, the company has appointed industrial veteran Håkan Buskhe as its new CEO.
As AI agents increasingly author production code, StackGen has acquired ephemeral environment provider Shipyard to provide a sandbox for autonomous validation. The move integrates Shipyard’s pull-request testing capabilities into StackGen’s Autonomous Operations Factory, ensuring every machine-generated change undergoes real-world verification before deployment.