Acho Dene Koe First Nation, Malahat Energy Systems, and Aegis Critical Energy Defence have formed an Indigenous-led alliance to deploy rugged, Canadian-made energy storage and microgrid solutions across northern Canada, including the Northwest Territories, Yukon, Nunavut, and northern British Columbia. This partnership aims to enhance regional energy security, support Indigenous community infrastructure, and align with federal initiatives like the 5% Indigenous procurement target and a C$35-billion northern defence infrastructure plan. Their Tough Bhoy™ energy storage platform features advanced thermal management and quantum-safe cybersecurity, making it suitable for harsh northern environments and critical sectors such as defence, mining, and community electrification. The alliance also includes revenue-sharing, employment, and training benefits for Indigenous communities, supporting economic development and sovereignty in the region.
Yvonne Wassenaar, a director at Rubrik, sold 721 shares at a price of $75 each just before the company's stock experienced a significant rally. This sale occurred ahead of the stock's upward movement, which may be of interest to investors tracking in...
Kenady Minley, Finance Manager at Court Street Ford in Bourbonnais, Illinois, received the 2026 Ally Sees Her Award at the NAMAD Conference for her leadership and community contributions in the automotive retail industry. She has driven dealership su...
NVIDIA invested $2 billion in Marvell Technology, boosting Marvell shares by 12.42% in one day and 131% since the deal. This partnership integrates Marvell into NVIDIA's AI ecosystem, targeting AI infrastructure and 5G/6G deployments, driving Marvell...
Canton Strategic Holdings recorded its first operating revenue in Q2 2026, driven by its locking-as-a-service (LaaS) and Super Validator operations on the Canton Network, generating about $1.5 million. The company also completed the sale of its legac...
CXApp Inc. will execute a 1-for-50 reverse stock split effective August 18, 2026, to increase its stock price and comply with Nasdaq's minimum bid-price requirement. This move reduces the number of shares from about 117 million to approximately 2.3 m...
