Corporate Finance

Dr. Amanda Wilson's appointment to a powerful D.C. council puts her tech-driven addiction treatment model in the national policy spotlight.

The federal tech firm posts a 23% revenue jump, eliminates debt, and builds a record backlog, signaling a new phase of strategic growth.

As Baozun prepares its Q1 2026 report, investors watch to see if its brand management pivot can sustain momentum in a shifting Chinese e-commerce market.

An innovative RNA-editing therapy for hepatocellular carcinoma has received a major FDA designation, potentially accelerating its path to patients.

A Swedish startup is launching a 'participation-first' video app in Brazil, betting that users are tired of passive scrolling. Can it succeed?

The Brownie Baker recalls mislabeled muffins with undeclared walnuts, highlighting the life-threatening risks of packaging mistakes in the food industry.

A new partnership aims to reshape Australia's booming solar storage sector, bringing advanced all-in-one solutions to homes and installers nationwide.

Avnet's new integration facility in Singapore is more than a building; it's a strategic move in the global shift to diversify tech supply chains beyond China.

JingAn Kerry Centre's 'Axis for Sparks' season blends global brands like MONOCLE with ancient arts, fueling Shanghai's ambitious urban renaissance.

On Red Dress Day, Métis leaders passed a sacred trust to PM Carney, demanding an end to funding gaps and real action on the stalled MMIWG2S+ crisis.

TSLX prices a $300M bond offering and plans a strategic swap to manage risk, signaling confidence and enhancing its firepower in private credit.

The healthcare intelligence giant boosts its buyback program, a move analysts see as a bold bet on its own value and a strategic play in a shifting industry.

TCI's Q1 net income fell to just $0.2M from $4.6M a year ago, hit by rising costs and the absence of a major one-time gain from 2025.

Barings BDC maintained its dividend, but a dip in income and net asset value reveals underlying challenges in a volatile market for private credit.

The gas and convenience retailer's massive dividend hike follows a stellar quarter, showcasing financial strength in a shifting market.

The service commerce platform saw net income jump over 700% despite a drop in adjusted EBITDA, signaling a massive strategic bet on its AI-driven future.

The environmental services firm posted sequential growth and cut costs, signaling a strategic pivot despite a year-over-year revenue dip.

Amid declining Q1 income and NAV, the lender bets on a major healthcare acquisition and a new buyback to bolster shareholder confidence and future growth.

Despite a Q1 net loss, Mach Natural Resources boosts its cash distribution and shifts capital to oil, signaling confidence in its operational strength.

The chipmaker topped Q1 estimates and eyes a strong Q2, fueled by EV and AI markets, even as restructuring charges weigh on its bottom line.