Primoris Services Corporation's shares fell 40% intraday following the announcement of additional cost overruns and challenges in its renewables projects, alongside the sudden departure of its COO. The company revealed that its 2026 renewables revenue is expected to decline 30% to $2.1 billion from $3 billion in 2025, worsening earlier reported financial struggles in the Energy segment. These disclosures have wiped out over $7.8 billion in market value and prompted an investigation by Hagens Berman into possible investor misinformation. Investors who suffered losses and whistleblowers with relevant information are encouraged to come forward as the firm examines whether Primoris violated securities laws.
Reklaim Credit Solutions, a credit rating agency for the state-regulated cannabis industry, announced that co-founders Sam Fensterstock and Bob McCarthy have taken on executive roles as Chief Revenue Officer and Chief Technology Officer, respectively...
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Superformance and Safir Engineering have launched the exclusive Championship Season Series, a limited edition of 66 GT40 supercars honoring the 60th anniversary of the GT40's dominant 1966 racing season. These cars replicate the original chassis and ...
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