Ensurge Micropower

Ensurge Micropower Appoints Shauna McIntyre as New CEO to Drive Commercial Growth

Ensurge Micropower (ENMPF: PNK) has taken a bold step in its growth journey by appointing Shauna McIntyre as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO). This strategic decision marks a significant milestone for the company as it aims to expand its commercial footprint and accelerate innovation in solid-state lithium microbattery solutions. With this appointment, Ensurge is…

Deliveroo

Deliveroo Sees Sales and Orders Surge as Customers Return for More

Deliveroo is making a strong comeback. The food delivery company just reported a big jump in sales and orders. In the first half of 2025, it delivered more than 145 million orders, up 2% from last year. Revenue also rose by 5%, reaching nearly £1.02 billion. That’s a clear sign: people are back and ordering…

SoftBank

SoftBank Group Posts Strong $2.87 Billion Net Profit for Q1

SoftBank has made a powerful return to profitability. The Japanese tech investment giant posted a net profit of $2.87 billion in the first quarter of the fiscal year. This comes after a year marked by losses, cautious investment activity, and global tech market volatility. The result stunned analysts and signaled a stronger performance from the…

Siemens Reports Q3

Siemens Reports Q3 Results Match Forecasts, Weak Dollar an Obstacle

Siemens reports Q3 its financial results for the third quarter of 2025. The numbers matched what most experts had predicted. That sounds like good news, but there’s more to the story. We’re living in a time where even strong companies feel pressure from global trends. In this case, Siemens is dealing with one big problem:…

OPEC

OPEC Paradox: Why is the Oil Market Still Tight Despite Ramping Up Production?

In recent months, global oil prices have stayed high, even though OPEC has increased oil production. This has confused many investors and market watchers. Usually, when more oil is available, prices drop. But in 2025, that hasn’t happened. Instead, the oil market remains tight, meaning there is not enough supply to meet demand easily. Understanding…

Claire's Files

Claire’s Files for Chapter 11 to Maximize Business Value

Claire’s, known for its stylish teen accessories such as earrings and scrunchies, has recently sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. That might sound scary, but it doesn’t always mean a business is shutting down. Claire’s is still open and serving customers around the world. So, what’s going on? Chapter 11 isn’t just a legal term; it’s…

Tariff on Semiconductors

Trump Threatens 100% Tariff on Semiconductors Not Built in the US

Semiconductors are tiny chips that power almost everything from smartphones to cars. Modern life would stop without them. Right now, most of these chips are made outside the U.S., especially in places like Taiwan and South Korea. Recently, Donald Trump sparked attention with his latest announcement. He would place a 100% tariff on all semiconductors…

Apple iSports

Apple iSports Secures $25 Million Capital Facility from LDA Capital Group for Gaming Acquisitions

Apple iSports, a rising player in the digital sports and entertainment industry, has announced a major financial development. The company has secured a capital facility of up to $25 million from the global investment firm LDA Capital Group LLC.  The company aims to use this significant funding to fuel acquisitions in the gaming and entertainment…

Softwood Lumber

PM Announces $1.2B Softwood Lumber Support, Sparking Cautious Optimism in B.C

Canada’s softwood lumber industry has taken some hard hits in recent years. Trade disputes with the U.S., rising costs, and mill closures have hurt many workers and communities, especially in British Columbia. Nearly 50% of Canada’s softwood lumber comes from B.C., so when trouble hits the sector, it hits the province hard. Now, the Prime…

NFL and Disney’s ESPN sign strategic sports media partnership deal

NFL Partners with Disney’s ESPN: A New Chapter in Sports Broadcasting

In a groundbreaking deal, The National Football League (NFL) is buying a 10% stake in Disney’s ESPN, marking a significant transformation in how sports content is owned, distributed, and consumed. The agreement, officially announced on August 5, 2025, not only shakes up the sports media landscape but also signals the increasing power of strategic partnerships…