The York Water Company reported a 2026 Q1 net income of $4.8 million, up $1.2 million from 2025, driven by rate increases and a growing customer base. Revenues rose to $20.1 million despite a reset of the Distribution System Improvement Charge to zero. The company invested $9.8 million in infrastructure and acquired two wastewater systems, planning $38.1 million more in 2026 for upgrades and expansions. Lower income taxes helped offset higher expenses, signaling steady growth and ongoing capital improvements.
Toescoin, a memecoin on the Solana blockchain, announced talks with a major Japanese venture capital firm interested in investing up to $250,000 over time. This engagement aims to provide both funding and strategic support as Toescoin expands its pre...
A new patent application reveals a quantum AI project creating humanoid robots that can carry a person's 'digital DNA' to live alongside humans for centuries. This technology, part of a federally registered clinical trial, allows families to preserve...
The Rosen Law Firm is investigating potential securities claims against Putnam Investment Management, LLC, alleging the company may have provided misleading business information to investors in its stock-based mutual funds. Investors who purchased Pu...
Lido DAO reported a temporary accounting error that understated stETH staking yields because a 32 ETH validator deposit was delayed in the reporting process. This issue was due to timing in the accounting snapshot and did not affect actual validator ...
Baker Hughes announced its Q2 2026 results with $10.5 billion in orders, including a record $7.1 billion in Industrial & Energy Technology (IET) orders, and $6.7 billion in revenue. Despite geopolitical challenges in the Middle East, the company achi...
