World Liberty Financial (WLFI), linked to the Trump family, has postponed its planned digital token sale tied to the Trump International Hotel & Resort project in the Maldives. Announced in February 2026, the token sale was meant to represent loan revenue interests for the luxury resort opening in 2030, targeting accredited investors under US securities rules. Despite partnerships with real estate firm DarGlobal and token platform Securitize, no public sale or updates have occurred six months later, with WLFI silent on the reasons. The delay raises questions about the practical benefits of tokenizing real estate debt versus traditional investment methods, even as institutional players like BlackRock-backed Securitize show interest in this emerging asset class.
Domino's Pizza reported Q3 2026 earnings per share of $4.60, beating analyst expectations of $4.37, while revenue grew modestly by 3.4% to $1.19 billion. Same-store sales growth was minimal at 0.3% in the U.S. and 0.2% internationally, reflecting com...
Citigroup reported Q3 2026 earnings that exceeded analyst expectations, with EPS of $2.85 beating the $2.65 estimate and revenue of $23.8 billion slightly above forecasts. The bank's profit rose 40%, driven by exceptional fixed-income trading, invest...
State Street is set to report its Q3 2026 earnings with forecasts showing a 31.3% increase in earnings and 14% revenue growth, driven by strong net interest income and service fees. Despite record assets under management, higher operating and technol...
Restaurant Technologies, Inc. (RTI) released its 2026 Impact Report highlighting significant progress in sustainability and operational efficiency. In 2025, RTI recycled 393 million pounds of used cooking oil and delivered 719.4 million pounds of fre...
Over 60 companies are actively developing more than 65 medical marijuana therapies targeting conditions like chronic pain, neurological disorders, and cancer symptoms. Key drugs such as ZYN-002 and CardiolRx are in late-stage trials, with others in e...
