An investigative panel under the Canada-US-Mexico Agreement found serious human and labour rights abuses at the Canadian-owned Camino Rojo mine in Mexico. Workers were pressured to leave their union and join a pro-employer one, with threats and violence allegedly linked to organized crime. The United Steelworkers union is urging the Canadian government to consider criminal charges against Orla Mining, the mine's owner, and to ensure workers' safety and rights. The case highlights concerns about corporate responsibility and government response under CUSMA rules.
Boyd Gaming Corporation reported Q2 results with strong performance in regional operations driven by customer trends and capital investments. However, weak results in Las Vegas continue to drag overall earnings. Disruptions at The Suncoast property a...
Peter Kendall has stepped down as Interim CEO of ARCpoint Inc. after completing his 90-day mandate to assess the company's business model, technology platform, and strategic direction. He provided recommendations to the Board, which is now evaluating...
BOK Financial reported record loan production and excellent credit metrics in Q2, leading to an upward revision of its full-year 2026 guidance. The stock trades at about 13.6 times forward earnings per share, within the fair value range of $140 to $1...
Japan may approve Bitcoin spot ETFs by 2028, potentially attracting $18.4 billion in investments within two years, driven by growing crypto adoption and market participation. This figure would represent a small fraction of Japan's vast household fina...
Oscar Health's stock has surged over 100% since April, significantly outperforming the market. Despite this rally, the stock trades at a forward price-to-sales ratio of about 0.50, indicating it may be undervalued by more than 80% compared to its sec...
