Transportation & Logistics

LiTime’s new Xtra Mini batteries are 40% smaller but promise EV-grade durability, signaling a major shift in how we power our mobile lives.

PUMA leverages its proven running tech for the pitch, launching the Ultra Nitro 7 in a calculated move to challenge Nike and Adidas's market dominance.

Following a controversial board purge, ousted Pangaea directors are threatening a shareholder revolt, raising critical questions about corporate oversight.

Leading Edge Materials confirms a low-cost, high-purity graphite process at its Swedish mine, positioning Woxna to supply Europe's booming EV battery market.

As the EV race shifts to 800V systems, MicroPower Direct's new converters tackle the unglamorous but critical challenge of power isolation and efficiency.

Sony's IMX711 isn't just a component; it's a strategic leap in industrial and scientific imaging, promising to break bottlenecks from battery lines to labs.

Skeeter's new FXE bass boat is more than a product launch; it's a calculated play in manufacturing precision and market strategy amid shifting economic tides.

The Monaco Energy Boat Challenge is more than a race; it's a high-stakes lab where student innovators and industry giants forge the future of sustainable yachting.

The eSIM app's 'Rising Star' award is no fluke. It's a key move in Nord Security's strategy to bundle connectivity, security, and perks to own the traveler.

Guelph's new bus chargers are more than infrastructure; they represent a new era of predictable federal funding reshaping municipal finance and strategy.

Blink Charging is selling its Envoy subsidiary to focus on core infrastructure. This isn't just a deal; it's a sign that the EV industry's era of frantic growth is giving way to a new mandate: profitability.

Sunshine Silver's successful IPO is more than a financial event; it's a high-stakes bet on reviving a storied mine and securing America's silver supply.

With a fresh $287.5M, Keystone Acquisition Corp. is targeting US industrial innovation. But can it find a winner in 2026's competitive SPAC market?

As Dubai opens registration for its massive WETEX 2026 expo, it's not just about sustainability—it's a calculated move to secure global investment and cement its post-oil future.

A new Japanese app is skipping AI and complex platforms to solve a common travel problem with a surprisingly simple tool. But can it compete in a crowded market?

By expanding its circular carbon black production to China, Orion S.A. is not just opening a new facility; it's executing a global strategy to dominate the next era of tire manufacturing.

Greenland Mines is fast-tracking a pivotal rare earths project, positioning the Arctic island as a key player in the West's quest for tech-metal independence.

After years of losses, Wisconsin-based Orion Energy Systems reports a stunning financial recovery. But can its new CEO sustain this momentum in the volatile green-tech market?

An announcement in Montreal signals a key public-private project between the federal government and developer SDA, likely targeting social infrastructure.

After production delays and quality recalls plagued its Brawley EV, Vanderhall is betting on a high-touch support program to win back its earliest adopters.