The Open USD Consortium, which aims to launch a new stablecoin backed by over 140 companies, faces allegations that it listed firms such as Samsung without their approval. Several companies denied signing agreements or consenting to be part of the consortium, with some discovering their inclusion through media reports. Industry experts and leaders, including Circle's CEO, criticized the consortium for misleading announcements and questioned the project's legitimacy. The controversy casts doubt on the integrity and operational reality of the upcoming stablecoin launch expected later this year.
BlackRock, Inc. notified Umicore on July 1, 2026, that its direct voting rights in the company fell below the 5% legal threshold on June 30, 2026. After the transaction, BlackRock holds 4.97% direct voting rights and 0.68% equivalent financial instru...
BlackRock, Inc. notified Umicore that its direct voting rights dropped below the 5% threshold on June 30, 2026, holding 4.97% direct voting rights and 0.68% through equivalent financial instruments, totaling 5.65%. This disclosure complies with Belgi...
BlackRock, Inc. has notified Umicore that it crossed below the 5% threshold of direct voting rights on June 30, 2026, holding 4.97% directly. Including equivalent financial instruments, BlackRock's total voting rights amount to 5.65%. This disclosure...
Eight leading companies, including Capgemini and BPCE, have adopted Wiztrust's Blueprint GEO to enhance their visibility in generative AI outputs by realigning their media relations and brand image. This solution, developed with GetMint, measures how...
SCOR, a leading global reinsurer, announced that as of June 30, 2026, its total number of shares and theoretical voting rights stands at 179,400,399. This update is part of regulatory disclosures under French commercial and financial market laws. SCO...
