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MIND Technology Narrows First-Quarter Losses Despite a Sharp Decline in Order Backlogs
New York, Friday, 12 June 2026.
Despite narrowing its first-quarter net loss to $0.41 million, MIND Technology’s shares dropped 7 percent after geopolitical uncertainty caused its order backlog to plunge to $7.6 million.
HWAL Targets the $16 Billion K-Pop Industry with New South Korean Joint Venture
Seoul, Thursday, 11 June 2026.
HWAL’s newly formed joint venture, Lunar Records Korea, targets the $16 billion K-pop market. Intriguingly, the deal promises a BTS collaboration and mandates US revenue for equity buybacks.
New State Laws Transform Menopause Accommodations Into a Corporate Financial Priority
Washington, D.C., Thursday, 11 June 2026.
A June 2026 report reveals menopause is now a critical corporate financial risk, with ten states and Washington’s first-ever executive order legally mandating new workplace accommodations.
Zedge Sees Substantial Revenue Growth Driven by a Surge in Active Subscriptions
New York, Thursday, 11 June 2026.
Released today, Zedge’s latest financials reveal a 41 percent jump in active subscriptions alongside a milestone six-figure order for its expanding enterprise artificial intelligence division.
POSCO Funds New Utah Lithium Plant to Strengthen America's Electric Vehicle Supply Chain
Green River, Thursday, 11 June 2026.
POSCO Holdings is fully funding a Utah lithium extraction facility, paying a $5.2 million fee to Anson Resources to help secure America’s independent EV battery supply chain by 2028.
Kept Companies Expands to 146 Businesses with Three Strategic June Acquisitions
Pine Brook, Thursday, 11 June 2026.
Amid a polarized 2026 acquisition market, Kept Companies aggressively expanded its portfolio to an impressive 146 businesses this June, purchasing three specialized firms to capture vital national market share.
New York Creditors Sue TV Azteca Over Suspicious $290 Million Offshore Loan
New York, Thursday, 11 June 2026.
US creditors accuse Mexican broadcaster TV Azteca of hiding assets and securing a suspicious $290 million offshore loan weeks before declaring bankruptcy, raising serious corporate governance concerns.