Ascent Industries Co. is focusing on growth through its customer-embedded Chemical-as-a-Service (CaaS) model and a recent acquisition in the Midwest. The acquisition adds formulation capabilities and offers opportunities for sourcing, insourcing, and cross-selling within its existing platform. The company’s unused capacity can support this expansion without major new plant investments. The potential for revenue growth depends on management's ability to improve profit margins, making it a speculative buy based on future earnings prospects.
EPR Properties offers two convertible preferred share series: Series C and Series E. Series E provides a higher yield of about 9%, trading at a premium but with a balanced risk-reward profile, including downside protection and equity upside potential...
Solana-based DeFi platform Jupiter has launched Lend v2, an upgrade allowing borrowed assets to be used as decentralized exchange (DEX) liquidity, generating trading fees that can offset borrowing costs. The upgrade introduces Smart Collateral and Sm...
Ethereum (ETH) has experienced increased selling pressure on exchanges throughout August, with net outflows and a price dip from $1920 to $1875 on August 10. Institutional demand softened slightly ahead of the U.S. inflation report scheduled for Augu...
ChipMOS TECHNOLOGIES INC. reported a 28.7% increase in revenue for Q2 2026 compared to Q2 2025, reaching NT$7,383.1 million (US$231.8 million). The company expanded its gross margin to 18% and recorded net earnings of NT$1.28 per basic common share, ...
Darragh Buckley, Stripe's first employee, founded Increase Bank to address inefficiencies in the final stage of payment processing between software companies and traditional banking infrastructure. Instead of replacing existing payment rails like ACH...
