Divestiture

The diagnostics firm posts strong 2025 growth, but the impending loss of a key partner puts its high-stakes strategic pivot squarely to the test.

A new IP firm, led by an industry veteran, acquired 500+ Avaya networking patents. The move signals a new era for tech licensing and innovation.

Lupin has launched a generic version of the blockbuster diabetes drug Farxiga, signaling lower costs for patients and a major shake-up in the SGLT2 market.

A court ruling dismisses a lawsuit against Montclair's Lackawanna Plaza plan, clearing the path for the long-stalled, transformative project to proceed.

An investigation into a Florida 'trash school' reveals a national crisis of toxic dumps near schools, disproportionately harming children of color.

As drug-resistant superbugs threaten modern medicine, a novel liquid therapeutic from Seres Therapeutics offers a lifeline for the most vulnerable patients.

Beasley Broadcast Group reports a staggering $190M Q4 loss after a massive asset write-down, but a major debt cut and digital growth signal a fight for survival.

Facing a shareholder revolt after a damning indictment, Supermicro launches a major probe into a $2.5B shadow trade scheme. Is it too little, too late?

With its Q1 earnings call on May 7, STARZ faces investor scrutiny on subscriber growth, content strategy, and its path to profitability post-spinoff.

A government shutdown threatens the annual memorial for fallen firefighters, leaving 204 families in limbo and a sacred promise hanging in the balance.

Lupin wins FDA approval for its generic dapagliflozin, a move set to slash costs for a blockbuster diabetes and heart drug and reshape patient care.

As Democrats demand Trump’s removal, Ralph Nader and Bruce Fein gather top legal minds to define the constitutional grounds for impeachment.

After a decade under corporate ownership, Gary Heck reacquires Kenwood Vineyards for a fraction of its 2014 sale price, a bold bet on Sonoma heritage.

Facing a storm of overcapacity, geopolitical risks, and a rising China, Europe's polyolefins sector is fighting for its future. Can it survive?

With exports soaring to $82 billion, China's massive battery fair will showcase next-gen tech while navigating new mandatory carbon tracking and recycling laws.

San Francisco lays off city workers, blaming federal budget cuts. Unions fire back, pushing for a 'CEO tax' and use of reserves to save services.

Axe Compute names Kyle Okamoto President, a strategic hire signaling a major push to solve the AI 'distribution problem' and challenge hyperscaler dominance.

Sigma Nursing and Johnson & Johnson launch a new, free program to equip nurses with psychological tools for disaster response, aiming to combat burnout.

After a years-long fight, a major airline caterer admits to violating worker rights, settling a key NLRB case and revealing a pattern of abuses.

USBC divests its sensor business to fully focus on tokenized deposits, a bold pivot into the risky but potentially revolutionary future of digital finance.