American Outdoor Brands reported a sharp decline in full-year fiscal 2026 sales, with revenue dropping 14.3% to $190.5 million. The company, which closed the year with $21.4 million in cash and no debt, is now banking on a new pipeline of connected smart products to trigger a recovery in the coming year.
Shareholders of Huntington Bancshares Incorporated will receive a quarterly cash dividend of $356.25 per share on the company's 5.70% Series I Non-Cumulative Perpetual Preferred Stock. The payout, which equates to $0.35625 per depositary share, is scheduled for distribution on September 1, 2026, for those on record by August 15.
Precision manufacturer Doncasters began trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol DPC on June 25, 2026. The listing marks a transition for the company, which specializes in complex cast components and superalloys, as it moves from private equity ownership to a publicly traded entity.
The Pabrai Wagons ETF, trading under the ticker WAGN, will shift its primary listing venue from the New York Stock Exchange to NYSE Arca. The transition, scheduled to take effect after markets open on June 30, 2026, aims to better align the fund’s listing requirements with its current management structure.
Precision manufacturer Doncasters officially debuted on the New York Stock Exchange today under the ticker DPC, marking a significant transition for the J.F. Lehman & Company-backed firm. The IPO provides the company with fresh capital to retire existing debt and fuel ongoing expansion across its global manufacturing footprint.
Matson, Inc. shareholders will see a 5.6% increase in their quarterly payout as the Honolulu-based ocean carrier raises its dividend to $0.38 per share. This adjustment marks the fourteenth consecutive year the company has bumped its distribution, signaling continued confidence in its Pacific-focused logistics model.
Boyd Gaming Corporation has appointed Stacia J. Andersen and George C. Roeth to its Board of Directors, bringing deep expertise from the retail and consumer goods sectors to the Las Vegas-based gaming operator. The move signals a push to leverage executive experience from major national brands within the company's leadership.
A rare seismic doublet struck Venezuela last night, triggering back-to-back earthquakes of 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude that left at least 180 people dead and 1,500 injured. With infrastructure across Caracas crippled and rescue teams digging through debris, the death toll is expected to climb as the country enters a state of emergency.
Derrick Booker has taken the helm as Chief Marketing Officer at Revision Skincare, tasked with steering global brand strategy and omnichannel growth. Effective June 15, his appointment signals a strategic push to merge scientific rigor with consumer-facing storytelling in the competitive medical-grade skincare sector.
After a long winter in Bergen County, lawns often struggle under layers of debris that block sunlight and trap moisture. Michael Tarleton, owner of TLC Landscaping, outlines a rigorous spring maintenance strategy focused on clearing organic buildup to ensure turf health and resilience before the summer heat arrives.
The University of Maryland has launched the second phase of its Grand Challenges Grants Program, funneling nearly $15 million into 11 high-impact research projects. Spanning over 40 disciplines, these initiatives aim to address critical societal issues ranging from pandemic prevention to the integration of sustainable AI infrastructure.
Investors who purchased PicS N.V. Class A common stock in the company's January 30, 2026, initial public offering now face an August 4, 2026, deadline to seek appointment as lead plaintiff in a federal securities class action lawsuit targeting the firm’s credit evaluation disclosures.
The Linux Foundation has unveiled Akrites, a collaborative industry initiative designed to secure critical open-source software against the rapid rise of AI-assisted vulnerability discovery. By establishing a shared incident response team, the project aims to fix security flaws before they can be exploited by bad actors.
Sofy Marrufo, Global Product Marketing Manager at Boats Group, has been named an honoree in Boating Industry’s Women Making Waves program. The annual recognition highlights women who drive significant impact and foster collaboration within the recreational marine sector through leadership and dedicated customer advocacy.
With over 700,000 monthly job openings and only 306,000 unemployed workers to fill them, the American health care sector is facing a structural deficit. This imbalance is no longer just a clinical issue; it is a national economic threat that limits patient access and undermines long-term industry productivity.
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, the Monterey Peninsula is positioning its coastal landmarks as a focal point for historic commemoration. Local hospitality groups are leveraging the milestone to draw visitors, bundling anniversary-themed parades and live music events with promotional stays at properties spanning the historic district.
Moving to Wyoming’s Big Horn Basin offers expansive landscapes and a tight-knit community, but the transition demands more than just finding the right house. Kitty Mortimer, a broker at McGarvin & Taylor Real Estate, urges families to look past the scenery and rigorously evaluate the logistics of rural life.
Rather than relying on critical acclaim or algorithmic trends, OCLC is marking the United States' 250th anniversary by identifying the most enduring nonfiction book for every year since 1776, using the collective holdings of thousands of global libraries to track what truly survives the test of time.
More than 100 industry leaders have converged in Beijing for the Fourth China International Supply Chain Expo, transforming the event into a showcase of digital innovation. The Healthy Life Chain section highlights a transition toward AI-driven diagnostics, precision surgery, and integrated global supply networks spanning the human lifecycle.
When a death occurs, families often face a cascade of high-stakes decisions while navigating the fog of grief. Ted Haaz, owner of Staton-Borowski Funeral Home in Warren, Ohio, argues that preplanning is not merely an administrative task, but a profound act of care that spares survivors from unnecessary emotional and financial volatility.
Stepping into a 5,500-square-foot facility in downtown Ann Arbor, Sandbox VR launched its latest location on June 12, marking the company’s second expansion into Michigan. The venue aims to capture the city’s diverse demographic of students and local families through high-fidelity, full-body immersive gaming.
Seconds determine success in high-intensity sales environments, where switching between disconnected apps often costs companies potential contracts. WorkWave is addressing this friction with a new integrated sales engine for its PestPac platform, allowing field representatives to identify, quote, sign, and schedule services in as little as 3.5 minutes.
The premium condiment brand Tabañero has launched its 24-product portfolio across all Buc-ee's Travel Center locations in 13 states, marking a significant expansion into the travel retail market. This partnership places the brand's hot sauces and condiments before millions of travelers across Texas, Florida, Georgia, and Alabama.
A 55-ton transformer arrived in Lakewood this week, marking a significant step in FirstEnergy Corp.’s effort to stabilize the grid for 11,000 regional customers. The equipment, which traveled 500 miles from Virginia, serves as the cornerstone of a broader modernization project aimed at reducing outage frequency and duration.
A 53,000-square-foot travel hub will open its doors on June 30 in Whitestown, Indiana, marking a $40 million expansion for the brand. Positioned along Interstate 65, this massive facility serves as the company’s largest location to date and its first entry into the Hoosier State.
More than 100 global agribusinesses gathered at the fourth China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing to address the future of food security. The Green Agriculture Chain section highlighted a shift toward digital precision, as major industry players united to formalize a strategy for resilient, technology-driven food production.
When a collision occurs on Texas roads, the path to fair compensation is rarely straightforward. Katy-based attorney Shane McClelland highlights that the final recovery amount hinges on a complex interplay of medical documentation, lost wages, and the state’s specific comparative negligence standards.
After thirteen years of shaping the company’s resurgence, Gibson President and CEO Cesar Gueikian will vacate his executive post on July 31, 2026. He plans to pivot toward a strategic advisory role and continue his work as a global artist ambassador, while Chief Commercial Officer Anne Rohosy assumes the interim leadership.
A massive, long-duration investment cycle is reshaping the American energy landscape, with annual power construction spending projected to climb from $158 billion in 2025 to $255 billion by 2030. This surge represents a cumulative $1 trillion infusion, driven by the convergence of electrification, data center demand, and grid modernization needs.
Chief Information Officers are increasingly pressured to justify technology budgets, yet traditional reporting often traps them in a cycle of cost-focused accounting. A new framework from Info-Tech Research Group aims to break this pattern, providing leaders with the tools to translate raw infrastructure spending into clear, measurable business value.
