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Keurig Dr Pepper finalizes its acquisition of JDE Peet's, triggering a massive corporate split and reshaping the global coffee supply chain.

Europe faces a €23B annual water infrastructure gap. A new report reveals why smart tech and AI, not just raw capital, are crucial to prevent system failure.

New clinical data published in the Journal of Fungi reveals Moberg Pharma's MOB-015 overcomes terbinafine resistance, unlocking massive market potential.

TCL's new LINKHUB HH516 is the first 5G FWA router to achieve prplWare 4.0 certification, signaling a massive shift away from proprietary telecom hardware.

Antengene’s novel masked CD2 costimulatory platform aims to solve immunotherapy's biggest bottleneck: cytokine toxicity and systemic overheating.

Facing severe financial headwinds, the English Chamber Orchestra taps a philosopher-prince to blend aristocratic networking with hard-nosed business strategy.

A private facial recognition firm just helped locate 34 missing youth in New York, spotlighting the complex trade-off between civil liberties and public safety.

As boutique fitness rebounds, Training Mate partners with Walden Media Group to scale its unique social HIIT model and challenge industry heavyweights.

Dr. Graham Carr brings his fundraising prowess and cultural diplomacy expertise to Canada's national museums amid aging infrastructure and evolving mandates.

As the nation's largest self-storage operator readies its Q3 report, investors look for signals on consumer health, real estate resilience, and a new CEO.

Dr. Graham Carr takes the helm of the Canadian Museum of History board amid budget cuts, labor disputes, and a national push for Indigenous reconciliation.

Warburg Pincus injects strategic capital into Awayday, validating a decentralized model that rewards local operators and avoids past industry pitfalls.

As Network Media Group navigates sliding revenues and shifting streaming economics, the indie studio brings back a familiar face to steer its finances.

In a hyper-growth DTC market where logistics churn is the norm, one women's health brand proved that backend stability is the ultimate growth engine.

Indonesia is deploying AI and a 'Quality Tourism' strategy to shift Australian travelers away from crowded beaches and toward high-yield heritage sites.

Ottawa announces a $192,000 grant for the Indigenous Performing Arts Alliance, but looming budget cuts raise questions about long-term reconciliation efforts.

Ottawa’s Productivity Mega Deduction slashes effective tax rates to 6.4%, but can an aggressive tax code rewrite fix Canada's capital investment lag?

XtalPi and Fangda Carbon's new AI deployment moves quantum algorithms from biotech labs to steel supply chains, optimizing volatile raw material inputs.

As Gen Z claims gold at the WorldSkills Competition, private vocational giants are proving essential to Beijing's push for a resilient, highly skilled workforce.

A new technical report reveals a 61% boost in inferred resources at the Juby Gold Project, driven by strategic First Nations partnerships and rising gold prices.