DynaResource's Mexican subsidiary, DynaMéxico, received approximately $4 million in cash from Mexico's tax authority as a refund for approved value-added tax (VAT) credits from early 2025. This payment marks the first VAT refund since 2023 and is part of a larger outstanding balance of about $25 million in VAT credits under review. The company views this as significant progress in recovering its receivables and plans to continue pursuing the remaining refunds, which are subject to further audits and approvals by Mexican tax authorities.
At the 2026 Chery International User Summit, Chery introduced its Super Intelligent Valet Parking (SIVP) system, designed to simplify parking for families. The system uses advanced sensors and AI to enable features like One Tap Departure and One Step...
Margin debt in the US increased by 1.8% in September, reaching $1.48 trillion. This represents a 31.4% increase compared to the same month last year, or 26.7% when adjusted for inflation. The rise in margin debt indicates growing investor borrowing, ...
Zomedica held an investor webinar focusing on its clinical programs and evidence-based adoption of veterinary products. The company emphasized that veterinarians prefer products supported by published data, which Zomedica integrates into its three ma...
This week saw the debut of one biotech IPO, Lycia Therapeutics, which priced its upsized offering at the top of the range. Additionally, four companies filed initial IPO documents, including two significant biotech firms. Investors are closely watchi...
Cysic plans to burn 7.2 million of its tokens from the foundation reserve to counteract unauthorized creation of 10 million CYS tokens on the BNB Chain during a security breach on October 17. The breach involved the Cysic bridge, which transfers toke...
