A class action lawsuit alleges that Roku and TCL released defective software updates that cause their TVs to malfunction or stop working entirely. The complaint claims these updates impair the functionality of Roku OS TVs, including specific Roku Select, Roku Plus, and TCL 3-6 Series models. The plaintiff, Terri Else, reports her TCL Roku TV became unusable after updates, and warranty claims were denied. Roku denies the allegations, while TCL has not commented. The lawsuit seeks to represent all US customers who bought Roku TVs from these manufacturers after December 16, 2024, highlighting widespread user complaints and potential planned obsolescence concerns.
ISS A/S is actively executing its share buyback program announced in February 2026, aiming to repurchase shares worth up to DKK 3.1 billion by February 2027. The company has repurchased 4,432,353 shares at an average price of DKK 250.27, totaling abo...
Investec Bank plc, acting as joint broker for Gamma Communications Plc, disclosed public dealings involving the purchase and sale of 52,929 ordinary shares on July 24, 2026. The trades occurred within a price range of 941 to 956.75 per share. There w...
Investec Bank plc, acting as advisor and joint broker to Advanced Medical Solutions Group plc, disclosed public dealings in the company's ordinary shares on July 24, 2026. The bank purchased 2,326,617 shares at prices between 280 and 280.5 pence and ...
LEPAS, a mid-to-premium NEV brand under Chery Auto, has introduced the LEPAS L8 PHEV globally, showcasing advanced hybrid technology, smart driving features, and refined design inspired by the agility and resilience of a leopard. The vehicle offers a...
Chery Auto's NEV brand LEPAS has introduced the LEPAS L8 PHEV globally, combining advanced hybrid technology with intelligent driving features and sophisticated design. Inspired by the precision and resilience of top athletes, the vehicle features a ...
