The world has officially crossed the three-billion mark for 5G mobile subscriptions, with 162 million new users added in the first quarter of 2026. According to the latest Ericsson Mobility Report, this rapid expansion signals a shift toward mainstream 5G Standalone network slicing and a fundamental change in how mobile data travels.
Stockholm-based hygiene and health giant Essity has scheduled the release of its 2026 second-quarter financial results for July 16. The company will disclose the figures at 07:00 CET, followed by a formal presentation to investors and analysts two hours later, providing a detailed look at the firm's mid-year performance.
JYSK is scaling its retail modernization efforts through a renewed agreement with Vusion, targeting a rollout of electronic shelf labels to 750 new locations. The partnership aims to transition the home furnishings retailer’s entire European fleet to a centralized cloud platform by 2027, encompassing 2,500 stores.
JYSK is doubling down on its decade-long partnership with Vusion, launching a massive infrastructure overhaul that will see the retailer migrate its entire European store network to the VusionCloud platform by 2027, covering approximately 2,500 locations across the Nordic, DACH, and Benelux regions.
Hygiene and health giant Essity has scheduled the release of its second-quarter 2026 financial results for July 16, with a live digital presentation to follow at 09:00 CET. The briefing will provide stakeholders with a comprehensive look at the company’s performance during the first half of the year.
At 7 AM on May 23, Raj-Alexandre and Raïs Bouka stood at 8,848.86 meters, becoming the first climbers from Madagascar to reach the summit of Mount Everest. The brothers planted their national flag atop the world's highest peak, overcoming the extreme hazards that had forced them to turn back just one year prior.
The French General Directorate of Armaments has finalized a contract with Swedish defense firm Saab to supply its Next Generation Light Anti-tank Weapon (NLAW). The agreement, spanning deliveries from 2026 through 2030, marks a significant expansion of the French military's portable anti-armor capabilities for infantry units.
While sixty-eight percent of adults welcome robots for heavy lifting and hazardous tasks, support for automation collapses when it enters schools or hospitals. A new global study by Hexagon reveals that society demands strict boundaries for robotics, favoring utility over human-like roles in caregiving and education.
With dermatology wait times stretching up to six months, SkinVision has launched an AI-powered platform at HLTH Europe designed to integrate remote skin health assessments directly into medical practice workflows, allowing doctors to review lesion images and risk data before a patient ever walks through the door.
Two aspiring entrepreneurs will secure a private pitch session with Shark Tank star Daymond John as part of a new promotion tied to the RedPocket Mobiles’ latest uniform release. The contest launches June 16, offering winners a rare opportunity to receive direct business coaching from the veteran investor.
Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry has launched applications for the Global South-Japan Tech Talent Internship, a program designed to bridge the gap between STEM graduates from emerging economies and the nation’s advanced technology sectors, including artificial intelligence and semiconductor manufacturing.
The international migration of highly skilled professionals plummeted by 11.6% in 2025, with cross-border relocations falling to 3.3 million. While overall mobility contracts, a fierce battle for AI expertise persists, revealing a structural shift in where the world’s most specialized workers are choosing to build their careers.
With 409 institutions securing spots, China leads the latest U.S. News & World Report global rankings, outpacing the United States in total school representation. The 2026-2027 edition evaluates over 2,250 universities across 100 countries, prioritizing academic research performance and scholarly impact as primary benchmarks for higher education excellence.
San Francisco-based manufacturer WaterField Designs is moving away from the technical nylon fabrics that dominate the compact carry market with its new Gramercy Leather Sling. Handcrafted from full-grain Roughman leather, the two-liter bag aims to bridge the gap between utilitarian convenience and the aesthetic requirements of more formal environments.
Driven by a shift toward low-VOC, water-based coating systems and steady infrastructure maintenance, Japan's acrylic emulsions market is set to expand from $709.04 million in 2025 to $1,128.15 million by 2032, according to a new industry analysis from Credence Research.
With 357 multinational firms gathered in Qingdao, the 7th Qingdao Multinationals Summit signals a pivot toward closer integration within China’s upcoming 15th Five-Year Plan. As 105 Fortune Global 500 companies assemble, the focus shifts from passive market participation to proactive, service-sector innovation and institutional opening-up.
PTC Therapeutics is restructuring its debt obligations, announcing the pricing of $500 million in zero-interest convertible senior notes due in 2031. The New Jersey-based biopharmaceutical firm intends to use the capital to retire a portion of its existing 1.5% notes maturing in 2026, effectively extending its debt maturity profile.
A fleet of 115 Chinese-manufactured light rail vehicles is currently moving over 1.25 million passengers daily across Mexico City, Monterrey, and Guadalajara. As the country hosts the global soccer tournament, these trains serve as the primary transit backbone for fans traveling to match venues, including the iconic Estadio Azteca.
Austin-based 3D printing manufacturer Bambu Lab has introduced PLA Pure, a new filament engineered to meet strict EU 10/2011 standards for food contact materials. By utilizing a simplified five-ingredient formula, the company aims to reduce indoor air emissions and chemical exposure, targeting users who print in shared living spaces.
More than 138,000 young adults have passed through the California Conservation Corps since its inception in 1976, gaining technical skills while tackling the state’s most pressing environmental challenges. As the organization marks its 50th anniversary, it is launching a statewide tour to showcase its ongoing impact on the landscape.
Oak-Eagle AcquireCo has pushed back the expiration and settlement dates for its tender offers and consent solicitations regarding Electronic Arts Inc. senior notes. The new deadline for holders to tender their 2031 and 2051 debt securities is now July 15, 2026, with settlement expected to follow on July 20.
As desktop 3D printing migrates from workshops to living rooms, Bambu Lab is pushing for higher safety standards with the release of PLA Pure. The new filament is engineered using only five ingredients, each compliant with European food-contact regulations, aiming to reduce chemical exposure in domestic environments.
Singapore-based Urovo has unveiled the DT610 Pro, a ruggedized terminal engineered to handle extreme industrial conditions while processing artificial intelligence tasks locally. By integrating the Qualcomm Q-6690 platform, the device aims to eliminate cloud-dependency for field engineers and warehouse staff who require real-time data capture in high-pressure environments.
For the first time in his decades-long tenure as a corporate mascot, the iconic Mr. Owl is trading his signature Tootsie Pop for a chewy Tootsie Roll. This shift headlines a new multimedia campaign designed to pivot consumer attention toward the company’s broader range of fruit-flavored confectionery offerings.
A class action lawsuit has been filed against Via Transportation, Inc., alleging the company misled shareholders during its initial public offering. Investors who purchased common stock traceable to the IPO now have until August 10, 2026, to file a motion with the court to serve as lead plaintiff in the litigation.
Vancouver-based Ballard Power Systems has landed a 15-megawatt order for its hydrogen fuel cell modules, marking a repeat commitment from a renewable energy client. The deal involves 150 units of the company’s FCmove-HD+ technology, intended to replace diesel generators in off-grid sectors like construction and critical infrastructure.
Vancouver-based Ballard Power Systems has secured a 15-megawatt order for its hydrogen fuel cell modules, marking a repeat purchase from a renewable off-grid power specialist. The deal, which mirrors a similar volume placed in 2024, signals deepening commercial traction for zero-emission alternatives to traditional diesel generators in remote settings.
Under the banner of engineering optimal zero-carbon solutions, Shanghai Electric concluded its showcase at the 2026 Shanghai International Carbon Neutrality Expo. The company leveraged the event to present a full-chain industrial model, moving beyond individual components toward integrated, site-specific energy systems designed for long-term sustainability.
A federal securities class action has been initiated against Nano-X Imaging Ltd. on behalf of investors who purchased shares between March 31, 2025, and April 17, 2026. The lawsuit, spearheaded by the law firm Robbins LLP, alleges the company obscured the true state of its manufacturing efficiency and financial health.
A class action lawsuit is targeting Badger Meter, Inc. following allegations that the company masked softening demand by pulling forward customer orders. Investors who acquired BMI stock between April 18, 2024, and April 16, 2026, are now being scouted by Robbins LLP to join the litigation as lead plaintiffs.
