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Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines Adopts Power Knot Biodigesters
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has integrated Power Knot’s LFC biodigesters across its fleet to automate organic waste processing. This move signals a shift away from traditional incineration and maceration methods, aligning the UK-based operator with tightening environmental standards while cutting operational costs associated with port disposal fees.
La Caisse buys 24% stake in India’s Altius telecom tower network
La Caisse has finalized a deal to acquire a 24% interest in Altius Telecom Infrastructure Trust, India’s largest independent tower platform, for INR 121 billion. The investment strengthens the Montréal-based fund’s presence in the world’s second-largest telecommunications market, where demand for 5G-ready infrastructure is accelerating rapidly.
Consumer Cellular Launches Connect Care+ for Aging in Place
Consumer Cellular is expanding its SpeakEasy brand with a new connected-care platform, allowing adults 75 and older to share activity and location data with trusted family members. The service integrates directly into existing SpeakEasy devices, aiming to balance individual independence with family oversight without the need for additional monitoring hardware.
QuickLogic Expands eFPGA Capabilities for GlobalFoundries 12LP Process
San Jose-based QuickLogic has upgraded its embedded FPGA (eFPGA) Hard IP for the GlobalFoundries 12LP platform, introducing a design that scales beyond 250,000 look-up tables. The release targets compute-heavy sectors, including aerospace and wireless infrastructure, by integrating advanced signal processing and real-time reliability monitoring features.
Partillion Bioscience Integrates Nanovial Tech into Standard Cytometry
During the 49th Annual Course in Cytometry in La Jolla, California, researchers moved beyond traditional markers by testing Nanovial-based assays on existing commercial cell sorting platforms. The August 16–20 workshop demonstrated how laboratories can perform secretion screening and cell-cell interaction studies without acquiring specialized, high-cost equipment.
Iyuno Refines AI Storytelling Through Human-Inspired Cognitive Layers
Rather than relying on isolated data processing, Iyuno is shifting its CLOE platform toward a multi-agent architecture that mirrors human sensory perception. By linking visual, auditory, and linguistic inputs into a persistent memory, the system aims to decode the subtext and emotional intent often missed by traditional language models.
Aurora Cannabis Rejects Curaleaf Hostile Takeover Bid
Aurora Cannabis is urging its shareholders to reject a hostile takeover bid from Curaleaf Holdings, labeling the offer opportunistic and financially damaging. The Edmonton-based company, which currently holds $149 million in cash and remains debt-free, argues the proposal undervalues its assets and shifts significant corporate risk onto investors.
Transpire Bio Executives Map Out September Investor Roadshow
Executives from Sunrise-based Transpire Bio are set to engage with the financial community this month at two major healthcare forums in New York and Boston. The clinical-stage firm aims to spotlight its proprietary inhalation technology and ongoing development of therapeutics for pulmonary and systemic conditions.
Dubai-based Robo.ai Posts $180 Million in Revenue Following Acquisition
Dubai-headquartered Robo.ai generated over US$180 million in revenue during the three-month period ending in August 2026. This financial milestone follows the company’s June 15 acquisition of Quantum Core Capital, a move the firm says has provided a critical boost to its broader artificial intelligence and robotics operations.
Tradr Files for Leveraged Anthropic ETFs Ahead of IPO
Tradr ETFs has filed a registration statement with the SEC to launch two leveraged funds tracking Anthropic, positioning traders to bet on the AI company’s performance immediately following its public debut. The firm aims to provide 200% long and short exposure through the ANTT and ANTZ tickers on Cboe.
Defense Startup Aitan Exits Stealth With $41 Million for Robotic Warfare
Aitan, a defense firm founded by former IDF Unit 8200 officers, has emerged from stealth to market its robotic combat technology to allied nations. The company secured $41 million in a funding round co-led by Deep33 and Dell Technologies Capital, bringing its total capital to $54 million for global expansion.
Kevin Hart to Host Exclusive Live Casino Sessions for Pragmatic Play
Hollywood star Kevin Hart is trading movie sets for a live casino studio, partnering with content supplier Pragmatic Play for a two-day broadcast event. On November 6 and 7, the comedian will host four distinct gaming sessions, aiming to merge high-octane entertainment with the provider's popular live dealer portfolio.
Investors File Class Action Against York Space Systems Over Software Claims
A class action lawsuit filed against York Space Systems Inc. alleges the satellite defense provider misled shareholders regarding its mission-critical software capabilities. The complaint centers on the company's dependency on U.S. government contracts and claims that faulty technology compromised its standing with the Space Development Agency.
Hyperscale Data Pivots to AI, Shutting Down Michigan Bitcoin Mining
Hyperscale Data has officially powered down its Bitcoin mining operations at its Michigan facility, clearing the way for a major transition into artificial intelligence infrastructure. The shift aligns the company with a long-term master services agreement that could generate as much as $3 billion in total contract revenue.
Alaska Approves $25 Million for West Susitna Access Road Development
The Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority has authorized $25 million in funding to advance the West Susitna Access Project, a critical infrastructure initiative designed to connect the state’s untapped mineral districts with existing rail, port, and power grids in the Anchorage region.
Vertiv to Acquire UtilityInnovation Group in $1.45 Billion Deal
Vertiv Holdings Co. has agreed to acquire microgrid specialist UtilityInnovation Group for $1.45 billion in cash, a move designed to bypass grid bottlenecks for AI data centers. The deal, which includes potential additional payments of up to $1.15 billion, extends Vertiv’s infrastructure reach from the utility interconnect to the chip.
Immunic Sets R&D Day Ahead of Phase 3 MS Trial Results
With top-line data from its Phase 3 ENSURE trials in relapsing multiple sclerosis expected by the end of 2026, Immunic, Inc. will host a virtual R&D day on September 9. The event aims to detail the potential of its lead oral therapy, vidofludimus calcium, in addressing neurodegenerative drivers of the disease.
Singlewire Wearable Alert Badge Wins 2026 FacilitiesNet Vision Award
More than 170 products competed for recognition this year, but Singlewire Software’s InformaCast Wearable Alert Badge stood out to capture the top prize in the New Products category at the 8th Annual Vision Awards, a program honoring excellence in the efficient operation of commercial and institutional buildings.
GenesisFX Markets Integrates Social Trading Ecosystem
Medellín-based broker GenesisFX Markets has unveiled a suite of live performance leaderboards and social trading tools, shifting its strategy toward interconnected community infrastructure. The update introduces real-time rankings and copy-trading features, aiming to transform social interaction from a supplementary offering into a core component of the retail trading experience.
Acer Updates Aspire Lineup with Naked-Eye 3D Laptop and Refreshed AIOs
Acer unveiled two distinct computing directions at the IFA 2026 conference in Berlin, targeting both high-end creative power users and domestic family environments. The company introduced its flagship Aspire G 3D 16 laptop alongside refreshed Aspire S series all-in-one desktops, marking a significant hardware pivot for the mainstream brand.
ECARX Integrates Tencent WorkBuddy AI into Flyme Ecosystem
London-based mobility firm ECARX will integrate Tencent Cloud’s WorkBuddy assistant into its Flyme AIOS platform, aiming to transform natural-language prompts into automated workflows across smartphones, IoT devices, and automotive cockpits. The expansion marks a strategic push to unify AI-driven productivity tools within the company’s software-defined vehicle architecture.
Epson and STOPware Partner to Enhance Visitor Security with Color Badges
Color is becoming a frontline security tool as Epson and STOPware announce a partnership to integrate high-resolution, full-color badge printing into visitor management workflows. The collaboration aims to replace traditional, easily replicated monochrome IDs with dynamic, color-coded credentials designed for high-traffic environments like hospitals and schools.
Epson and The Photo Managers Launch One Photo, One Story Campaign
Millions of irreplaceable family memories remain trapped in dusty boxes, vulnerable to fire, floods, and the slow erosion of time. This September, Epson is partnering with The Photo Managers for the 12th annual Save Your Photos Month, urging families to digitize their collections and document the personal narratives behind every snapshot.
MS Transverse Adds Industry Veterans to Board of Directors
MS Transverse has expanded its governance structure, appointing Michael Angelina, Bryan Sanders, and Kevin Traetow to its Board of Directors. The move brings over 120 years of combined experience in specialty insurance, reinsurance, and actuarial risk management to the New Jersey-based firm as it seeks to scale its platform.
Acer Launches Veriton RI110 Mini Workstation for Local AI Processing
Acer has unveiled the Veriton RI110, a compact workstation designed to handle complex agentic AI workloads locally. Announced in Berlin, the system leverages Intel’s latest silicon to support models with up to 120 billion parameters, targeting professional environments that require a balance of high-performance computing, data security, and physical space efficiency.
Vertiv Announces Quarterly Dividend for Shareholders
Shareholders of Vertiv Holdings Co are set to receive a cash dividend of $0.0625 per share of Class A common stock. The Columbus-based infrastructure firm confirmed the payment schedule this week, marking another return of capital to investors as the company maintains its global digital infrastructure operations.
Trip.com Group Sets September 15 Date for Second Quarter Earnings
Trip.com Group Limited will release its financial performance data for the second quarter and first half of 2026 on September 15. The Singapore-based travel giant intends to publish the results after U.S. markets close, marking a critical checkpoint for the firm's global travel booking and service operations.
US Housing Market Cools as Sellers Show Uncharacteristic Patience
The U.S. housing market faced a distinct late-summer slowdown in August, marked by the first year-over-year decline in pending sales since November. Despite softening demand and higher mortgage rates, sellers are notably avoiding the aggressive withdrawal from the market that characterized the same period in 2025.
NovaGo Therapeutics Secures $30 Million for Spinal Cord Injury Trial
With no regenerative therapies currently available for acute spinal cord injury, the Swiss biotech NovaGo Therapeutics has closed a 30 million dollar Series B round to push its lead program into a proof-of-concept study. The funding combines equity investment with non-dilutive support from major spinal research foundations.
Investors Target XTI Aerospace Over Alleged Governance Failures
A federal class action lawsuit has been filed against XTI Aerospace, Inc. following revelations that the company failed to disclose internal executive misconduct. The litigation targets the firm’s inability to report earnings on time, leaving investors who purchased shares between April 15 and August 17, 2026, facing significant financial losses.