Canadian Solar announced that its U.S.-made TOPCon and HJT Low Carbon solar modules have received FM Approvals certification for hail resistance, making them the first photovoltaic modules recognized for severe hail zones. This certification confirms the modules' durability against harsh environmental conditions, reducing risks for solar projects in hail-prone areas. The recognition enhances confidence for developers and investors by improving insurability and supporting reliable long-term solar asset performance, which can lead to better project financing and predictable returns. Canadian Solar aims to address increasing climate challenges with these resilient products, supporting stable revenue streams and plant operation over time.
Ferrari reported Q2 2026 net revenues of €1.94 billion, up 8% year-on-year, driven by a richer product mix and increased personalization sales. Operating profit rose 10% to €605 million with a margin of 31.2%, while net profit grew 9% to €463 million...
Dimensional Fund Advisors Ltd. has publicly disclosed holding a 1.58% stake in Gamma Communications PLC as of July 29, 2026. The disclosure, made under Rule 8.3 of the Takeover Code, indicates ownership of 1,414,785 ordinary shares. This filing is a ...
SanDisk stock soared about 7,000% over a year to $2,354.39 before plunging roughly 57% to $1,015.89 by late July. This extreme volatility pushed its relative strength index (RSI) from a historic overbought level above 99 to an oversold level below 33...
Rangeview Inc. has been selected by Kratos Defense & Security Solutions to develop advanced cast superalloy components for Kratos' turbine engine programs. This partnership aims to shorten development times and address critical supply gaps in the US ...
Bitcoin price remains stuck near $64,600 after recovering from a dip to $62,383, unable to break above its resistance range around $66,500. Renewed US-Iran conflict and a hawkish Federal Reserve, which kept rates steady but signaled possible hikes, h...
