Leifras Co., Ltd. secured a three-year contract from Nagoya City to manage recruitment, training, and matching of instructors for new sports and cultural activities at municipal elementary schools starting September 2026. This project supports the shift from school-based to community-based management of club activities, ensuring qualified local instructors provide safe and professional guidance. Leifras will use extensive public relations, comprehensive safety-focused training, and a dedicated matching system to maintain high instructional quality and safety. The company aims to leverage this experience to expand similar sustainable school club infrastructures nationwide in Japan.
Palantir's stock rose about 28.8% from July to now, driven by a 93% year-over-year revenue increase to $1.94 billion in Q2 2026 and strong profitability. The company expanded its AI offerings through new partnerships with Nebius and PwC, alongside de...
Hybrid Power Solutions Inc. has established a larger manufacturing facility in Mississauga, Ontario, to increase production capacity for its fuel-free and hybrid portable power products. The new facility will feature dedicated production lines for th...
Nvidia's top insider, Director Mark Stevens, sold nearly $650 million worth of shares in two transactions, including the largest insider sale of the decade for Nvidia. This insider selling is part of a broader trend among big tech companies like Micr...
Graphene Manufacturing Group (GMG) announced that its G®CELLS graphene batteries have demonstrated exceptional durability, showing no performance loss after 489 cycles of fast charging and discharging within six minutes each. This performance signifi...
Oracle's connection to OpenAI, with about 47% of its remaining performance obligation linked to the AI firm, has shifted investor sentiment positively. Despite concerns over a $70 billion capital expenditure plan for fiscal 2027 and local resistance ...
