The global automotive pumps market is set for a steady climb, moving from USD 31.11 billion in 2026 to an estimated USD 34.15 billion by 2035. This expansion reflects a compound annual growth rate of 1.0%, driven by increasing electronic complexity in vehicle thermal management systems.
The Florida Panhandle dealership formerly known as Volkswagen of Panama City has officially rebranded as Group 1 Volkswagen of Panama City. The change, which took effect in November 2025, aligns the local store with the national naming conventions of its parent company, Houston-based Group 1 Automotive, Inc.
Leidos and DHL Supply Chain have formed a strategic alliance to compete for the UK Ministry of Defence’s Future Defence Support Services programme. By merging Leidos’ expertise in military systems integration with DHL’s global logistics infrastructure, the partnership aims to overhaul supply chain resilience for the British Armed Forces.
Baton Rouge dealership We Auto is pivoting toward a more inclusive lending model, targeting shoppers who often struggle to secure traditional vehicle loans. By partnering with a network of lenders, the company aims to accommodate a wider spectrum of credit profiles, from first-time buyers to those actively rebuilding their financial standing.
In Novi, Michigan, Mastery Training Services is rolling out a specialized collection of online courses aimed at integrating artificial intelligence into daily corporate workflows. The curriculum targets a broad spectrum of business functions, ranging from accounting and human resources to management, as organizations grapple with the necessity of secure and productive AI adoption.
As digital optical retail matures, shoppers are increasingly prioritizing fashion-forward aesthetics alongside medical utility. Expert Consumers has identified Quay as a standout brand in 2026, citing its ability to merge trend-driven frame designs with accessible pricing and customizable lens options for the modern, screen-heavy lifestyle.
The native token of the BC.GAME ecosystem, $BC, hit an all-time high of $0.01561 on July 17, marking a 32% increase since its April record. The milestone reflects a sustained rally for the Solana-based asset, driven by the integration of new reward mechanisms and supply-management features within the platform.
Yum China Holdings revealed plans to deliberate on a quarterly dividend, signaling a potential payout for shareholders. In adherence to Hong Kong Stock Exchange regulations requiring advance notice for such financial decisions, the company confirmed that its board of directors will meet to review the proposal on or around July 30, 2026.
At Intersolar Europe 2026, Tongwei unveiled its TNC 3.0 BIFIMAX module, setting a new industry benchmark with a 93.07% bifaciality rate. Designed for utility-scale deployment, the flagship product leads a dual-pronged strategy that also features the upgraded TNC 2.0 G12R-48 module for the residential sector.
A patient has received the first dose of MRX1, a CBD-based drug candidate, in a Phase 2 clinical trial targeting chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy. This milestone marks the start of a double-blind, placebo-controlled study designed to address a condition that currently lacks effective medical treatment options for cancer patients.
Investors who purchased ADMA Biologics stock between August 9, 2024, and March 25, 2026, have until August 10, 2026, to apply as lead plaintiff in a class action lawsuit. The litigation, filed in New Jersey, accuses the biopharmaceutical company of inflating revenue through channel stuffing and undisclosed related-party transactions.
Twelve guests will soon dine while traveling directly across iconic racetracks, as Moët Hennessy and Formula 1 unveil "The Out Lap." This bespoke hospitality concept marks a shift in Grand Prix culture, turning the hallowed ground of racing circuits into an immersive stage for gastronomy and motorsport storytelling.
Twelve guests will soon dine on the tarmac of the world's most iconic racing circuits. Moët Hennessy and Formula 1 have unveiled The Out Lap, a mobile hospitality concept that transports high-end gastronomy directly onto the track, turning the journey from the garage to the starting grid into a curated culinary event.
Rising groundwater and constant hydrostatic pressure threatened the integrity of the new $2.2 million Lexie Water Association treatment plant in Tylertown, Mississippi. To safeguard the facility’s concrete infrastructure, engineers integrated a crystalline admixture designed to seal the matrix against moisture and chemical penetration for the long term.
The Mexican Competition Authority has granted regulatory clearance for the sale of Fontis Energy’s drilling operations and jack-up fleet, marking a pivotal step for Bermuda-based Paratus Energy Services. The transaction, initially announced in March, moves the company closer to shedding its offshore drilling assets in the region.
The Mexican Competition Authority has greenlit the sale of Fontis’ drilling operations and jack-up fleet to Paratus Energy Services. This regulatory approval removes a significant obstacle for the Bermuda-based firm, which originally announced the divestment of its high-specification offshore drilling assets in Mexico back in March 2026.
A unified recovery swept through the global art market this spring, as indices for Chinese, Impressionist, and Contemporary works climbed simultaneously. According to the latest MM Art Indices, the rebound signals a definitive end to the years of volatility that followed the pandemic-induced market correction.
Slovenian entrepreneurs gain a direct pipeline to European consumers through a strategic partnership between global e-commerce giant Temu and the national startup hub, Start:up Slovenia. The collaboration focuses on digitizing local firms and providing the logistical infrastructure necessary to navigate competitive cross-border markets through 2027.
ASSA ABLOY posted a record-high operating margin of 18.1% for the second quarter of 2026, as net sales reached SEK 39,259 million. Despite a challenging global climate, the security giant saw organic growth climb to 4%, bolstered by a strong performance across its EMEIA and Americas divisions.
ASSA ABLOY posted a record operating margin of 18.1% for the second quarter of 2026, as the lock and security giant navigated volatile global markets. Driven by a 4% rise in organic sales and strategic acquisitions, the company reached SEK 39,259 million in net sales during the period.
As the brand nears its decade milestone, Shenzhen-based Akko has unveiled the U1 Series, a new generation of mechanical switches focused on material engineering and acoustic refinement. The launch begins with the Creamy Yellow U1, signaling a shift toward more consistent, factory-lubed performance for custom keyboard enthusiasts.
A windfall of SEK 336 million from a tariff refund helped propel Getinge to a 17.6% adjusted EBITA margin for the second quarter of 2026. Despite ongoing geopolitical headwinds affecting the pharmaceutical sector, the Swedish medical technology firm reported a 4.6% organic increase in net sales.
A 390 million dollar deal brings a new high-tech fabrication facility to Boise, Idaho, as construction giant Skanska confirms it has finalized terms with a confidential client. The project, which includes a dedicated Central Utility Plant and site infrastructure, will bolster the company's US order bookings for the third quarter.
SKF posted an adjusted operating margin of 13.9% for the second quarter of 2026, up from 13.3% a year earlier. The Swedish industrial group successfully offset sluggish automotive demand with robust performance in its Specialized Industrial Solutions segment, keeping the company on track for a planned fourth-quarter listing of its automotive business.
Husqvarna Group faced a challenging second quarter in 2026, as organic net sales dipped 4% due to weak European demand and unfavorable weather. While North American operations showed resilience with solid growth, the company is intensifying its cost-reduction efforts to counter persistent geopolitical uncertainty and inflationary pressures.
SKF reported an adjusted operating margin of 13.9% for the second quarter of 2026, up from 13.3% a year prior, as targeted profitability gains in industrial sectors helped offset ongoing market weakness in the automotive business and the costs associated with the group’s structural separation.
A massive 47 billion SEK order for submarines destined for Poland has propelled Saab’s second-quarter bookings to 68.4 billion SEK. This influx of capital underscores a period of rapid expansion for the Swedish defense giant as international demand for both immediate and long-term security infrastructure continues to climb.
Stockholm-based investment giant EQT AB posted a strong first half of 2026, leveraging a volatile market to secure €17.8 billion in new inflows. The firm’s total assets under management reached €291 billion, bolstered by aggressive expansion into AI infrastructure and the pending acquisition of secondaries firm Coller Capital.
Volvo Group reported net sales of SEK 126.3 billion for the second quarter of 2026, marking a 7% organic growth as the company navigates the business cycle with improved margins. CEO Martin Lundstedt highlighted the result as a testament to the firm’s adaptability and the sustained high utilization of customer fleets.
Truecaller reported a 21 percent decrease in net sales to SEK 393.2 million for the second quarter of 2026, though the platform saw sequential growth across all revenue streams. While year-over-year figures remain pressured, the company pointed to improved advertising performance and expansion into travel eSIMs as signs of stabilization.
