Ericsson announced that David Hammarwall will become Head of Business Area Networks and Senior Vice President starting October 1, 2026. He will succeed Per Narvinger, who is appointed Ericsson's President and CEO on the same date. Hammarwall, with a PhD in telecommunications and extensive experience at Ericsson since 2007, is currently Head of Customer Unit T-Mobile in Market Area Americas. His leadership is expected to drive Ericsson's advancements in 5G, AI, and future 6G technologies, reinforcing the company's position in network intelligence and connectivity solutions.
Euro Tech Holdings shares surged 12.17% after hours following the announcement of a strategic partnership with Sea Clean AS to launch a hybrid Ballast Water Port Reception & Treatment Facility in Norway. This move marks the company's expansion into t...
The Île-de-France Region, Scaleway, VSORA, and ZML have formed a strategic partnership to develop and deploy Europe's first sovereign AI inference chips based on VSORA's Jotunn8 processor. This alliance aims to reduce Europe's dependence on imported ...
Cheetah Net Supply Chain Service (CTNT) shares surged nearly 18% in after-hours trading following CEO Huan Liu's purchase of 200,000 shares at $2.00 each, totaling $400,000. This insider buy increased Liu's stake to 6.4%, signaling strong confidence ...
Tom Sosnoff, CEO of LossDog, predicts SpaceX (SPCX) stock will fall below its IPO price of $135 within 60 days, despite initial gains. He sold his shares early at $158, citing unsustainable market conditions and extreme volatility in options pricing....
Sleep Number Corp's shares dropped 31% in after-hours trading following Nasdaq's decision to delist the stock due to the company's Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. The delisting notice cited concerns about public interest, equity value uncertainty, and ...
