Regulatory & Legal

Osisko Development hires a regulatory powerhouse, signaling a strategic push to de-risk its path to gold production amid rising environmental scrutiny.

With a $201M war chest, Muzero Acquisition Corp joins a revitalized SPAC market, targeting the next big tech-enabled company in a high-stakes search.

The resolution of a high-stakes patent lawsuit sees Cirrus Logic license pSemi's power tech, signaling a major shift in the semiconductor IP landscape.

TeraWulf is acquiring old industrial sites in KY and MD, adding massive power capacity for the AI boom while aiming to stabilize regional energy grids.

A major investment from Ares and DaVita will help Elara Caring expand in-home care, launching a new model for chronic kidney disease patients.

After a brutal cold snap, Michiganders face huge energy bills. Consumers Energy is offering aid, but it highlights a growing crisis of affordability.

A new partnership adds dedicated cellular connectivity to a hip-protecting airbag belt, offering seniors and caregivers unparalleled safety and peace of mind.

With the FIFA World Cup and America250 looming, Amtrak is bracing for record crowds. Is the system ready for its biggest test in 55 years?

Procter & Gamble unveils a massive athlete support plan for Milano Cortina 2026, blending personal care services with a powerful marketing strategy.

Death rates fall, but a new report reveals rising incidence and stark inequities. Can new drugs and AI reshape the future for all patients?

Amid rising drug price scrutiny, Red Nucleus acquires an AI-powered consultancy to revolutionize how biopharma proves the value of new medicines.

As AI systems deny healthcare claims at alarming rates, experts argue that human oversight is the only safeguard for both patients and payors.

A looming federal tax credit deadline threatens solar projects. NuGen Capital's strategic investment aims to save distressed assets and stabilize the grid.

A new collaboration adapts world-class cancer treatment standards for Vietnam, offering new hope for women battling breast and ovarian cancer.

AI identity firm Trust Stamp unveils a bold 2026 plan, targeting acquisitions, African markets, and the stablecoin economy to fuel its global expansion.

Investors sue medical device maker Integer Holdings, alleging misleading statements led to a catastrophic 32% stock drop. What went wrong behind the scenes?

The safety giant is launching its 35-2X Series gas ignition controls, targeting Europe and APAC's booming HVAC, ag, and cooking equipment markets.

Shanghai's AI EdTech innovator Jinxin faces a potential Nasdaq delisting after its stock plummets, putting its high-tech vision against market reality.

Over 1,100 groups are fighting to save federal funding for walking and biking, warning of dire safety and economic consequences if key programs are cut.

A state-funded grant unites UCLA and industry to create a scientific benchmark for cannabis flavors, aiming to enhance public safety and regulatory clarity.