Troy Jackson has emerged as the presumptive Democratic nominee for the Maine Senate race following Graham Platner's withdrawal amid scandal. Jackson, a former Maine Senate president and progressive, is set to face incumbent Republican Susan Collins in the upcoming election. Current polls show a narrow Republican lead, but Jackson's candidacy could energize Democratic support and shift race dynamics. The formal nomination will be confirmed at a special convention on July 25, 2026, with fundraising and endorsements expected to influence the race ahead of the November midterms.
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of California confirmed the Plan of Liquidation for Oceanwide Plaza LLC, enabling the $470 million sale of the stalled Downtown Los Angeles development to KPC Square, a joint venture between KPC Grou...
FTX is set to distribute an additional $900 million to creditors, bringing total repayments to over $10 billion. This milestone marks significant progress in the bankruptcy process, offering hope to creditors who have been awaiting recovery of their ...
Zoom Communications has appointed Carlos Quaderi as Head of Asia Pacific (APAC), effective August 1, 2026, to lead its growth strategy across the region excluding Japan. Quaderi, with over 30 years of experience and previous leadership roles at Workd...
Nexa Resources is transforming from a zinc-focused producer to a diversified metals miner, with silver, copper, lead, and gold increasingly contributing to its earnings. Recent EBITDA improvements are largely due to high by-product metal prices, rais...
Bitcoin options market data reveals a bullish shift as call options dominate 65.27% of open interest, signaling strong trader confidence in price gains. Open interest rose to nearly $32 billion with $3 billion in daily volume, indicating active parti...
