A lawsuit filed against Fiserv, Inc. claims the company misled investors by not disclosing issues with its Payeezy platform migration to Clover. The suit alleges that Clover's revenue and transaction growth were temporarily inflated by forced merchant conversions, masking a slowdown in new business. It also claims many former Payeezy merchants left due to Clover's high costs and technical problems, causing a decline in growth. Fiserv filed a motion to dismiss the case on August 11, 2026, and investors holding shares before February 2024 are advised to contact the Shareholders Foundation for options.
Herbal Dispatch holds a 1.5% net smelter return royalty on mineral claims adjacent to Artemis Gold's Blackwater mine in British Columbia. The royalty is a legacy asset from before Herbal Dispatch's cannabis business and currently holds no cash flow. ...
Pendle announced a new Permissioned Markets Pilot to enable compliant institutional access to its yield-trading ecosystem, aiming to launch within two months. This initiative is expected to increase trading volume and revenue, strengthening demand fo...
Defiance Silver Corp. announced positive assay results from its 6,132-meter drilling campaign at the San Acacio area of the Zacatecas project, confirming extensions of mineralized structures and validating its geological model. Highlights include hig...
Qualcomm is rated Strong Buy due to its promising breakthroughs in AI data centers, with significant revenue growth expected from 2027 onward. Meta is a key client supporting this expansion, and current share prices reflect only the stagnant mobile b...
Chipotle launched its first restaurant in Asia in Seoul's Gangnam district through a joint venture with South Korean company Sangmidang Holdings, marking its first international expansion via partnership. The opening drew long lines and social media ...
