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Davis Commodities says Nasdaq will delist its Class A shares
After a trading suspension that began March 25, 2026, Nasdaq plans to file Form 25; shares are to keep quoting on OTC Markets as DTCKF while SEC reporting continues.
Trio Petroleum farms into Croverro Lloydminster heavy-oil program
The NYSE American small-cap signed a farm-in covering up to 14 multilateral wells across Alberta and Saskatchewan, with a $450,000 prospect fee tied to the first earning program offer by October 1, 2026.
Petrobras receives R$448 million gasoline subsidy installment
The state-controlled oil company said it collected R$448 million for July 16–31 gasoline sales under MP 1,358/2026, lifting cumulative diesel/gasoline/LPG subsidy receipts to R$9.9 billion.
Recursion cuts Tempus data fees and licenses its TxFM RNA model for $12 million
An amendment extends the Tempus master deal to six years, removes convenience termination, and resets anniversary license fees to $14 million, while a separate two-year oncology TxFM license brings $12 million from Tempus.
Lufax updates HKEX resumption progress as share trading stays suspended
The fintech said it published investigation and internal-control findings under Modified Resumption Guidance while confirming Hong Kong trading remains halted since January 28, 2025.
AMC launches $2.0 billion first-lien notes and new term loans to refinance debt
The cinema operator opened a private $2.0B 2031 first-lien notes offering, an $850M first-lien term loan syndication, and a committed $1.12B second-lien facility at 11.25%, plus a cash tender for its 7.5% 2029 notes.
InspireMD resets Series J/K warrant terms ahead of CGuard Prime FDA catalyst
Participating holders take a $0.7674 exercise price and an earlier termination window tied to CGuard Prime 80 cm approval; half of amended Series J warrants stay at $1.3827.
Pitney Bowes accepts $46.5 million of notes in capped cash tender
After the September 18 expiration, the company took $40.8 million of 6.70% notes due 2043 and $5.7 million of 5.250% notes due 2037 against a $50 million maximum.
Petrobras board approves joining Brazil’s R$1.00/liter diesel subsidy program
Directors cleared participation under Provisional Measure 1,391 for road-use Grade A diesel for 30 days, saying benefits stack with the earlier R$1.12/liter window under MP 1,363.
Harmony Gold launches US$500 million convertible bonds due 2031
The South African gold producer opened an offering of guaranteed senior unsecured convertibles with an expected 1.5%–2.0% coupon and a 35%–40% conversion premium, saying proceeds are for general corporate purposes.
Deep Fission teams with Youngquist on deep borehole drilling for underground reactors
The Nasdaq-listed advanced nuclear company said it will evaluate and test large-diameter borehole construction methods with Youngquist Brothers, after a Fort Myers demonstration lowered a full-size prototype canister about 100 feet.
Bitcoin Breaks Past $86,000 for an Eight-Month High as Shorts Get Torched
A $710 million liquidation wave, Friday's $433 million ETF haul, and Strategy's return to buying pushed bitcoin through a ceiling it hadn't touched since January.
Brent Crude Falls Below $100 as Hormuz Flows Recover and Diplomacy Hopes Rise
Oil fell for a fourth straight day Monday as Brent broke below $100 — recovering Saudi exports and diplomacy hopes are draining the fear premium, but Barclays warns prices could still rise 50%.
Goolsbee's Hawkish Turn: Chicago Fed President Says the Inflation Fight Will "Necessarily Be Painful"
Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee warned Monday that disinflation "would necessarily be painful" — a hawkish turn that collides with Chair Warsh’s insistence the Fed needn’t harm the labor market.
Paramount Settles With California and 11 States, Clearing a Last Big Hurdle to the Warner Bros. Deal
The states' antitrust suit — the last major U.S. legal obstacle to the $110 billion merger — ends with independent editorial boards for CNN and CBS and a $30 million penalty for every film short of the 30-a-year target.
Ennis posts Q2 revenue of $102.0 million and lifts quarterly dividend 5%
The private-label print supplier reported higher sales for the quarter ended August 31, 2026, while diluted EPS fell on disclosed litigation timing differences, and its board raised the quarterly dividend to $0.2625 a share.
Clearwater Paper refinances with $200M revolver and $275M term loan, schedules 2028 notes redemption
The paperboard maker replaced prior facilities with a package maturing in 2031 and set an October 3 redemption for $275 million of 4.750% senior notes due 2028.
AfD Wins Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania With 38% as Merz's CDU Crashes Out of a State Parliament for the First Time
The far right's second state victory this month came with a historic humiliation for the chancellor's party: 4.9%, below the 5% threshold. In Berlin, the Left topped the poll at 25.7%. The firewall holds — the CDU bleeds.
Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery Surge as Weekend Settlement Talks With California Make Progress
Weekend talks over the states' antitrust suit — the last big U.S. hurdle for the $81B deal — yielded a $1.5B California production pledge. A $7M daily fee starts ticking October 1.
National CineMedia completes Captivate acquisition, expanding beyond cinema advertising
The completed acquisition adds office and residential digital video advertising to National CineMedia’s platform, according to the company’s closing announcement.
New Era signs long-term Luminant power deal for Texas data center
The Vistra affiliate will supply the first phase of New Era’s planned Midland/Odessa project, with power availability expected next year. Pricing and construction financing remain undisclosed in the source excerpt.
Telix Agrees US$1.65 Billion Deal for ITM, Pairing Pipeline With Global Isotope Supply
Telix Pharmaceuticals will pay US$1.65 billion upfront — US$1.25 billion of it in new shares — for German radiopharma maker ITM, plus up to US$700 million tied to FDA approvals and 2030 sales milestones. Telix shareholders vote in November.
Trump signs the Graham sanctions act into law, starting a 30-day clock on 500% Russia tariffs
H.R. 5334 gives the White House statutory power to hit Russian goods with duties up to 500% and secondary tariffs up to 100% on the top buyers of Russian oil and gas — signed quietly Friday with no ceremony and no statement.
Fed's Independent SVB Review Challenges Parts of Its 2023 Postmortem
Federal Reserve supervisors knew -- or should have known -- about Silicon Valley Bank's vulnerabilities as early as March 2022 and failed to act, the Starling Advisory Group's initial report finds; social media did not trigger the run.
CleanSpark prices $2.276 billion of 7.875% senior secured notes due 2031
A CleanSpark subsidiary priced the private notes at 98.5% of principal, with proceeds aimed at finishing the Sandersville data-center build and related reserves.