Business
BlackBerry Beats Q2 Estimates, Lifts Full-Year Guidance on Record QNX Revenue
BlackBerry reported Q2 adjusted EPS of 7 cents, beating estimates by 75%, and raised full-year revenue guidance to $616M–$636M driven by record QNX quarterly revenue of $80 million.
Sunshine Biopharma launches generic ondansetron tablets in Canada
Sunshine Biopharma's subsidiary Nora Pharma introduced 4mg and 8mg generic ondansetron tablets in Canada, a market valued at $1.82 bn in 2025 and projected to reach $2.98 bn by 2034.
Artisan Partners Calls for Novartis Dealmaking Overhaul After Clinical Failures
One of Novartis's largest shareholders demands board-level shake-up of acquisitions oversight after back-to-back Phase III trials missed endpoints, wiping $30B from market value.
Aetna Expands Cancer Prior Authorization Bundles Across Medicaid States
CVS Health's insurance unit combines medical and radiation oncology services, plus imaging, into single prior authorization requests for eligible Medicaid members starting Sept. 1.
Zenta Group reports ZentoAI has no revenue after acquisition
Zenta Group, a Macau-based professional services provider, has disclosed that its newly acquired subsidiary, ZentoAI, has no confirmed customer orders or contracted revenue since the acquisition.
Paramount Skydance seeks $7.5B loan for Warner Bros. Discovery deal
The company plans to raise an additional $44.4B in debt to fund the acquisition, pending regulatory approvals and market conditions.
Alaska Airlines to boost Paine Field capacity 50% by summer 2027
The carrier plans to add a San Jose route and expand service to Los Angeles and Portland at the Seattle-area airport as part of a network growth strategy.
Onterris Raises $14M in Brownfields Work Amid Expansion
Little Rock-based Onterris secured over $14 million in new engagements through July 2026, expanding its Brownfields & Community Revitalization practice with clients in 13 states.
Cash App Partners With Workday to Offer Direct Deposit Integration
Block's Cash App will become a direct deposit option on Workday starting Oct. 1, tapping into a workforce where 65% of gig and freelance earners still use traditional ACH transfers.
T-Mobile Expands AI-Powered Network Automation Nationwide
T-Mobile US launches AI-driven AutoPilot and expands Dynamic CX across its 5G network, following storm-resilience gains from its self-organizing infrastructure.
Tractor Supply expands fair support to more than 1,000 U.S. events
Retailer commits to largest-ever agricultural-fair sponsorship program, covering roughly three-quarters of the nation's state and county fairs.
Celularity Raises Over $10 Million in Debt Financing, Targets Cash Flow Positive by Q1 2027
Florham Park-based cell therapy company also restructures roughly $3 million in existing debt and reduces monthly burn by more than $1 million.
IBM, Swift Partner on Beta Ledger for Tokenized Deposits
IBM has integrated beta connectivity with Swift's blockchain-based ledger for tokenized deposits, enabling banks to manage digital assets on-premises using IBM's Digital Asset Haven platform.
Verbio Reports Stronger Q4 Results; Biofuels Producer Skids in Premarket Trade
German biofuels maker Verbio posted fourth-quarter EBITDA of EUR 88.2 million, snapping a year-ago loss, but shares fell 0.8% premarket after full-year guidance missed investor expectations.
Air Canada Eyes Margin Expansion as Fuel Shock Subsides
Air Canada targets 15% normalized margin for 2026 and plans to shed nearly 110M shares via buybacks, even as a CAD 500M–600M Q2 fuel hit weighed on results.
Kri-Kri Raises Full-Year Sales View but Trims Profit Outlook After H1 Surge
Greek dairy maker Kri-Kri reported H1 2026 sales of €204M, up 26%, driven by yogurt export growth, but cost pressures lead it to lower its full-year EBIT guidance.
Schindler appoints André Becker as chief human resources officer
Elevator maker Schindler said André Becker, former HR chief at Lidl and ex‑BASF executive, will join the corporate board as Chief Human Resources on Jan 1 2027.
DKSH Expands Healthy Foods Distribution in New Zealand with Openway Foods Deal
DKSH, a logistics and expansion services provider, has signed a distribution agreement with Openway Foods for the Table of Plenty brand in New Zealand, targeting Woolworths.
Canary Wharf Finance II Releases Defeasance Funds for Property Capital Expenditure
Canary Wharf Finance II plc has released funds from defeasance ledgers for capital works at One Canada Square and 20 Bank Street, with rating agencies confirming no adverse impact on note credit ratings.
Gasporox CEO: Laser Inspection Tech Widely Used, Slow Adoption Hinders Growth
The Swedish firm behind an estimated 1,000 global installations says its laser-based package testing is endorsed by major pharmacopeias, but commercial uptake remains gradual.
Madison Dearborn to Buy Commodity ETF Manager Marygold for $2 a Share
The private equity firm agreed to acquire the holding company behind USCF, a commodity-focused ETF manager with about $6 billion in assets, at a 100% premium.
6th Circuit Rules States Can Regulate Kalshi Sports Prediction Markets
The Sixth Circuit's unanimous decision sides with Ohio and Tennessee, rejecting Kalshi's claim that sports event contracts are federally regulated swaps and deepening a circuit split heading to the Supreme Court.
Pool Corp. Appoints Former Constellium CEO Jean-Marc Germain to Board
Pool Corporation named former Constellium SE CEO Jean-Marc Germain to its board, effective Sept. 30. The appointment brings the board to nine directors ahead of the 2027 annual meeting.
Atlas Energy scores power equipment deals tied to AI data center customer
Atlas Energy Solutions signed cost-reimbursement agreements and secured additional Caterpillar capacity for data center projects, citing surging power infrastructure demand.
FactSet Taps Robeco Former COO Marcel Prins for Board
Data provider adds former APG Group and Robeco executive with deep technology and asset management experience to its board of directors.
