Telegram has applied to ICANN to operate the new .gram top-level domain, potentially allowing its over one billion users to register personalized second-level domains like yourname.gram. If approved, users could also create interactive websites hosted by Telegram using a simple prompt, integrating domain registration with website creation. The application is part of ICANN's 2026 New gTLD Program and still requires approval and a registry agreement before launch. This move aligns with Telegram's broader strategy to expand web and app functions beyond messaging, though details on pricing, domain allocation, and launch timing remain undisclosed.
Winners Inc. has received approval for its Anjouan gaming license, allowing it to operate its real-money prediction markets platform, Mevu.com, internationally. The license enables access to multiple licensed prediction exchanges like Kalshi and Poly...
POET Technologies, a leader in optical computing for AI infrastructure, trades at $9.40, well below its 52-week high but with a strong buy rating and a price target of $21.14, implying 125% upside. The company showed 112% revenue growth year-over-yea...
Upside Gold has completed 4,645 metres of diamond drilling at its Kena Gold-Copper Project, exceeding the original 4,000 metres planned for 2026. The company will continue drilling to test extensions of the historical gold resource and new high-prior...
QuadMed achieved top 1% usage and top 8% configuration scores in Epic's 2026 Gold Stars program, highlighting its success in building a highly connected and digitally advanced primary care system for employer-sponsored healthcare. This recognition co...
Leifras Co., Ltd., a Nasdaq-listed sports company, held a Family Day event on August 19, 2026, at its Tokyo headquarters to celebrate its 25th anniversary. The event invited employees and their families to experience the workplace, enjoy recreational...
