Corporate Action

Industrial giant Fastenal’s partnership with the Special Olympics USA Games goes beyond a check, deploying its supply chain tech to build an inclusive event.

Duff & Phelps' utility fund is raising dividends and buying back shares. We break down if this is a sustainable strategy or a short-term sugar rush.

Verastem Oncology is preparing to show its hand with VS-7375, a novel dual-action KRAS G12D inhibitor. Can its unique science disrupt a crowded market?

Beyond simple expansion, Bull Moose Tube's acquisition of Hanna Steel is a strategic masterstroke in vertical integration, aiming to dominate the steel tube market.

AIRA ushers in new leadership with Boris Steffen as President, poised to navigate economic turbulence and shape the future of the insolvency profession.

A Kentucky jeweler's advice on ring maintenance is more than consumer news—it's a lesson in structural integrity and the high cost of ignoring small problems.

A local auto expert's tire safety advice is saving lives in Virginia, but the real story is the 'edvertising' model delivering the message.

When disaster strikes, 40% of small firms never reopen. A deep dive into business interruption insurance reveals what's covered, what's not, and why.

Developer Robert Morgan pitches a people-first revitalization plan, but a complex history and the reality of urban displacement reveal a deeper story.

A $79M project is converting a vacant Québec City office tower into 222 affordable homes, a bold new model for tackling Canada's housing and office crises.

A new report reveals less than half of Ontario's long-term care homes got proactive inspections, exposing a deep disconnect between policy and resident safety.

A new "barcode scam" is fueling a surge in losses for utility customers. PG&E reports a grim trend, but this is a nationwide problem. Here's the playbook.

Beyond eco-friendly plastics, Envalior's latest report reveals a strategy built on validated data, making materials a critical node in the sustainability network.

As event spending soars, the gap between CMOs and CFOs widens. A new summit aims to forge a tech-driven truce with a new financial model.

RBC's mid-year outlook reveals a resilient bull market powered by stellar earnings, but warns of historical volatility as yields and election risks loom.

A small town lost a legal fight with a mega-church over a temple's height. Now, its public appeal is testing the limits of a powerful federal law.

A new wave of advanced cancer drugs is set to upend the market. As the EGFR inhibitor space surges towards $16B, we analyze the strategies behind the disruption.

As Netflix preps its Q2 2026 report, investors look past subscriber numbers to the real story: the success of its ad-supported tiers and gaming bets.

UWM Holdings publicly blasts the Two Harbors board, alleging bad faith and obstruction while urging shareholders to reject a rival merger in a proxy showdown.

The electric boat innovator executes another reverse stock split to stay on Nasdaq, but a history of similar moves raises questions about its financial health.