MicroStrategy's executive chairman Michael Saylor indicated the company might sell some of its 818,334 Bitcoin holdings to fund dividend payments following a significant $12.54 billion net loss in Q1, largely due to Bitcoin's lower value. This marks a shift from the company's previous stance of holding and accumulating Bitcoin without selling. The potential sale aims to reassure the market about the company's financial health and ability to meet dividend obligations, which total about $1.5 billion annually. Despite the loss, MicroStrategy has increased its Bitcoin holdings by 22% this year and continues to emphasize Bitcoin gains as central to its strategy.
BizClik Media, Procurement Magazine, and Supply Chain Digital have introduced The Global Awards to honor outstanding achievements in procurement and supply chain across 16 categories. The awards celebrate innovation, leadership, and strategic impact ...
Constellium SE held its Annual General Meeting on May 21, 2026, where shareholders approved the appointment of Ingrid Joerg and the re-appointment of John Ormerod to the Board of Directors for a three-year term. This decision ensures continuity in th...
Jupiter Fund Management disclosed a reduction in its holding of Tate & Lyle shares to 1.14%, following a sale of 266,552 ordinary shares at approximately 5.10 per share on May 22, 2026. This public disclosure under Rule 8.3 of the Takeover Code signa...
CBAK Energy Technology showcased its innovative lithium-ion and sodium-ion cylindrical batteries designed for Southeast Asia's electric two- and three-wheelers at Autotech & Accessories 2026. Their batteries feature long life, high reliability, and s...
WeRide and Renault Group continue their partnership by operating the autonomous Robobus shuttle service at the Roland-Garros tennis tournament for the third consecutive year. The service runs a 2.8 km route connecting key points around the stadium, o...
