Shell Recharge and SINEXCEL have signed an MoU and opened a Joint Laboratory in Shenzhen to develop advanced EV charging technologies. The lab will focus on five key areas including ultra-fast charging, smart energy management, solar-storage integration, megawatt charging for fleets, and AI-driven maintenance. This partnership combines Shell's global energy expertise with SINEXCEL's power electronics skills to accelerate innovation and support sustainable energy solutions. The collaboration aims to enhance EV charging efficiency and reliability, driving the global shift to greener mobility.
TTM Technologies announced plans to acquire two European companies, Swiss Technology Group AG and ILFA GmbH, for all-cash deals pending regulatory approval. These acquisitions will strengthen TTM's presence in Europe, particularly in medical, aerospa...
Citigroup downgraded Devon Energy from Buy to Neutral as activist investor TOMS Capital urges asset sales or a full company sale. Despite this pressure, Devon Energy reported strong first-quarter free cash flow of $816 million and holds $4.8 billion ...
thINK Ahead 2026, a key event for Canon production inkjet users, will be held July 13–15 in Boca Raton, featuring the U.S. debut of Canon's next-generation varioPRESS iV7 B2+ inkjet press. The event includes AI-focused sessions, executive insights, l...
Embassy Bancorp, Inc. announced an annual cash dividend of $0.55 per share, payable on July 14, 2026, to shareholders of record as of June 26, 2026. This dividend represents more than a 14% increase from last year and continues the company's streak o...
Recent analysis highlights that the S&P 500 index often excludes many of the largest U.S. companies due to its current inclusion criteria, such as requiring positive recent earnings. Researchers propose alternative methods like using average market c...
