Welcome to Next Africa, a daily newsletter on where the continent stands now — and where it’s headed. Sign up here to have it delivered to your email. In today’s edition, we look at why the continent’s main ports aren’t benefiting from rerouted shipping lines. And: Ugandan lawmakers clamp down on the opposition South Africa’s biggest city is in a financial crisis Egypt gets a new multi-billion-dol...
Welcome to Next Africa, a daily newsletter on where the continent stands now — and where it’s headed. Sign up here to have it delivered to your email. In today’s edition, we look at why the continent’s main ports aren’t benefiting from rerouted shipping lines. And: Ugandan lawmakers clamp down on the opposition South Africa’s biggest city is in a financial crisis Egypt gets a new multi-billion-dollar monorail Passing By Africa is back on the map of global shipping — just not in the way it might have hoped. When the Strait of Hormuz shut in late February as the US-Israel war with Iran escalated, it triggered another dramatic rerouting of trade — echoing the disruption when Houthi attacks in the Red Sea’s Bab al-Mandeb Strait forced ships off the route in late 2023. This time, the shift was even more pronounced. Vessels carrying everything from oil and gas to fertilizers and containerized goods began sailing thousands of miles around the Cape of Good Hope, pushing traffic along the southern tip of Africa up by as much as 90%. Many would have expected at least some to stop off for refueling or crew changes, offering a windfall for the biggest ports. Instead, most are those destinations are watching the ships sail by . The reason is simple: capacity and incentives. Major hubs like Durban and Cape Town are struggling with congestion and operational bottlenecks . With longer routes already stretching schedules and raising costs, liners have little reason to linger. On the east coast, it’s even starker. Ports that rely on Suez traffic — such as Djibouti and Port Sudan — are losing out altogether, outcompeted by more efficient harbors in the Gulf and South Asia. The vessels that do stop are choosing smaller, more nimble operations. In Mauritius, bunker calls jumped 42% in March, with volumes rising even faster. Namibia’s Walvis Bay and Lüderitz are also scoring, along with offshore fueling hubs dotted across West Africa. It’s a reminder of where the continent sits in the gl...
Want real human feedback related to your search results? Google’s AI now fetches it for you. | Image by Google / The Verge Google is updating its AI Search features to make it easier for users to find information from sources they know and trust. One of the more notable changes introduces "a preview of perspectives" from firsthand sources like social media, Reddit, and other web forums, effectivel...
Want real human feedback related to your search results? Google’s AI now fetches it for you. | Image by Google / The Verge Google is updating its AI Search features to make it easier for users to find information from sources they know and trust. One of the more notable changes introduces "a preview of perspectives" from firsthand sources like social media, Reddit, and other web forums, effectively linking your search queries with online conversations around similar topics. Google says this update aims to address that "people are increasingly seeking out advice from others" when searching for information online. This will be relatable for anyone who's added "Reddit" to the end of Google Search terms to find experiences from real humans instead of SEO-optimized … Read the full story at The Verge.
Hi, it’s Fareed Sahloul in London, with a closer look at European dealmakers’ busy 2026. Also today, Saudi Arabia is deepening investment ties with the world’s second-largest economy. Today’s top stories Blue Owl’s Stack considers $30 billion Asia sale. Bayer buys US drugmaker Perfuse for up to $2.45 billion. Saudi PIF opens Shanghai office to facilitate China dealmaking. Atlas Arteria rejects IFM...
Hi, it’s Fareed Sahloul in London, with a closer look at European dealmakers’ busy 2026. Also today, Saudi Arabia is deepening investment ties with the world’s second-largest economy. Today’s top stories Blue Owl’s Stack considers $30 billion Asia sale. Bayer buys US drugmaker Perfuse for up to $2.45 billion. Saudi PIF opens Shanghai office to facilitate China dealmaking. Atlas Arteria rejects IFM’s $5.3 billion bid as too low. European march A confession to start—and hopefully my bosses aren’t reading this: it’s been a little hard to concentrate on mergers and acquisitions today. I’m still on a high from watching my football club Arsenal reach their first Champions League final in 20 years last night . It means the team will have a chance to win European football’s biggest prize in Budapest on May 30; it would be a historic achievement for the club founded around 140 years ago by munitions factory workers. But amid the lingering euphoria, and trying to figure out the cheapest way to travel to the Hungarian capital at the end of the month, the M&A headlines have kept rolling in as Europe’s dealmakers plot their own path to the history books. Fittingly, you also have go go back around two decades for the last time deal volumes in the region were running this hot. Let’s take a look at those numbers: the value of M&A involving European companies has risen 39% to more than $455 billion this year, data compiled by Bloomberg show. That really stands out when compared to other major regions. In the Americas, things are running at a far more modest (but still respectable when considering historical averages) 9% higher, and it’s a similar story in Asia Pacific. Europe is benefiting from strong deal-flow across a range of sectors, as evidenced by some of the transactions announced in recent days. On Wednesday, Germany’s Bayer agreed to acquire US eye-medicines maker Perfuse Therapeutics for as much as $2.45 billion, as it looks to strengthen its pipeline amid greater competit...
Gwengoat/iStock via Getty Images Executive Summary I'm sitting here at my desk doing my normal daily market research. A Bloomberg alert pops up. Gold rises over 3% first. Silver goes up 5%. At the same time, I am looking at the other screens and seeing oil down by approximately 6%. I also see that European stock futures have gone up sharply. On average they went up around 2%. Agar Capital, Bloombe...
Gwengoat/iStock via Getty Images Executive Summary I'm sitting here at my desk doing my normal daily market research. A Bloomberg alert pops up. Gold rises over 3% first. Silver goes up 5%. At the same time, I am looking at the other screens and seeing oil down by approximately 6%. I also see that European stock futures have gone up sharply. On average they went up around 2%. Agar Capital, Bloomberg The obvious question now is: what's happening? I start searching for some information in order to understand. While doing so I run into the most important piece of information: based on reports from two U.S. officials and other people familiar with the matter, there appears to be credible evidence to believe that the White House is getting ready to agree to a one-page memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Iran. The document would aim to end the war and create the foundation for further talks to establish long-term agreements on their nuclear program. The U.S. wants Tehran to respond to several critical issues within the next 48 hours within the next 48 hours. Axios reported this could represent the closest the parties have been to establishing an agreement since the fighting began. As many people who follow this situation know, the first big hurdle was met when on Tuesday President Trump halted his planned new U.S. military operation in the Strait of Hormuz to allow for negotiations with Iran . Immediately after this announcement, oil prices declined and both U.S. and European futures increased sharply. Investors seem to be buying risk assets because they believe that the probability of immediate escalation has decreased and therefore the Strait of Hormuz may open again soon. But the real question is different. Is the war really over? Can we trust this rally? Or is the market running too far ahead of politics? The Diplomatic Breakthrough A memorandum outlining the agreement would be a major step forward in eliminating all restrictions on shipping via the Strait of Hormu...
The key lesson from Carolyn Bessette Kennedy’s style is to keep the messaging simple Carolyn Bessette Kennedy has been an insider style icon for ever, but this year she has flipped from under-the-radar reference to global phenomenon. Ryan Murphy’s Love Story , a glossy dramatisation of her doomed romance with JFK Jr, gave us nine delicious hours of lingering closeups of her white tank tops and jea...
The key lesson from Carolyn Bessette Kennedy’s style is to keep the messaging simple Carolyn Bessette Kennedy has been an insider style icon for ever, but this year she has flipped from under-the-radar reference to global phenomenon. Ryan Murphy’s Love Story , a glossy dramatisation of her doomed romance with JFK Jr, gave us nine delicious hours of lingering closeups of her white tank tops and jeans, her simple black dresses, perfect black oval sunglasses and tortoiseshell headbands. If you didn’t know you wanted to dress like CBK before you started watching, you did by the end. Carole Radziwill, who was friends with Carolyn, has pointed out that copying CBK’s style is pretty much the least CBK thing you could do. Her friend, she told the Deuxmoi podcast, “pulled her hair back in a headband because she didn’t want to wash it every day. She did what felt natural to her and she dressed in things that made her feel comfortable and most like herself. Mostly jeans and button-downs and T-shirts. The takeaway is not to mimic her style, but to do and wear what feels most authentic to you. Be yourself. She was very much herself.” Continue reading...
Tin Can Untechnologies Inc., the startup behind the $100 landline for kids, is launching a bulk order program to make it easier for schools, sports teams and neighborhoods to get access to the viral product . The program, called Communities , will allow parents and other organizers to place large orders for the landline-inspired, Wi-Fi-enabled device. Discounts, which can be applied for minimum or...
Tin Can Untechnologies Inc., the startup behind the $100 landline for kids, is launching a bulk order program to make it easier for schools, sports teams and neighborhoods to get access to the viral product . The program, called Communities , will allow parents and other organizers to place large orders for the landline-inspired, Wi-Fi-enabled device. Discounts, which can be applied for minimum orders of 50 phones, will start at $25 off per phone. Phones can ship directly to the group, such as a school or team, or to each individual family. Read More: The Hottest Phone for Kids Right Now Is a $100 Landline Since the retro-styled device debuted last year, Tin Can has sold hundreds of thousands of units, mostly due to word-of-mouth recommendations, according to the Seattle-based company. It said schools, looking for ways to curb social media addiction, are among the fastest-growing market segments, leading to “overwhelming demand.” “Communities won’t be able to jump the line, but we are in a pretty good spot from an inventory perspective and hopefully soon kids won’t wait long to get their Tin Cans,” Chief Executive Officer Chet Kittleson said in an interview. The company raised a $12 million seed round in December led by Greylock Partners. Kittleson said the funds are being used to build inventory. It also said it is working on a feature that will aid in the discoverability of people you may already know on the network. Orders through the new program can be placed as a single bulk invoice or with a custom discount code each family can use. The device plugs into a wall outlet and includes a speakerphone, speed dial buttons and an answering machine feature. The phone, which comes in assorted bright colors, lets people make free calls between Tin Cans and to emergency services. Users can also pay $10 a month for the ability to ring and receive calls from parent-approved external numbers. The device is available in the US and Canada. The Tin Can is attracting interest at...
Klaus Vedfelt U.S. private sector employment rose by 109K, vs. +85K consensus and +62K in March, according to data released by ADP on Wednesday. Pay for job-stayers increased 4.4% during the month, vs. +4.5% in March. For job-changers, year-over-year pay gains were steady at 6.6%. The ADP National Employment Report is an independent measure of the labor market based on the anonymized weekly payrol...
Klaus Vedfelt U.S. private sector employment rose by 109K, vs. +85K consensus and +62K in March, according to data released by ADP on Wednesday. Pay for job-stayers increased 4.4% during the month, vs. +4.5% in March. For job-changers, year-over-year pay gains were steady at 6.6%. The ADP National Employment Report is an independent measure of the labor market based on the anonymized weekly payroll data of over 26M private-sector employees in the U.S. " Small and large employers are hiring, but we're seeing softness in the middle," said ADP's chief economist, Nela Richardson . "Large companies have resources to deploy, and small ones are the most nimble, both important advantages in a complex labor environment," added Richardson. Goods-producing industries added 15K jobs in April, while service-providing industries grew their jobs by 94K. Education/health services added 61K jobs. By region, most of the new jobs continued to be created in the South (+34K) and West (+46K). More on Jobs & Employment April jobs report poised to undercut recovery narrative - Pantheon Macro Job openings fall less than feared in March, quits rate ticks up: JOLTS report Strong labor market to extend bull run, Carson’s Detrick says - CNBC interview
Lucia Gajdosikova/iStock via Getty Images Introduction The market is looking at Vornado Realty Trust ( VNO ) as if its New York office portfolio has a structural problem. It also assumes VNO's currently depressed earnings are its normal state. That view gets some support from recent results . There's a significant decline in adjusted FFO - from $0.63 to $0.52 YoY. This indicates ongoing leasing fr...
Lucia Gajdosikova/iStock via Getty Images Introduction The market is looking at Vornado Realty Trust ( VNO ) as if its New York office portfolio has a structural problem. It also assumes VNO's currently depressed earnings are its normal state. That view gets some support from recent results . There's a significant decline in adjusted FFO - from $0.63 to $0.52 YoY. This indicates ongoing leasing friction and higher interest costs. However, Vornado is not just another generic office landlord. Vornado owns high-quality Manhattan assets, and large redevelopment projects in the PENN District, Fifth Avenue, and Park Avenue. Admittedly, the portfolio is exposed to the challenges of commercial real estate. However, it owns a level and quality of properties that still see demand and lower cap rates. High-quality offices do not close - they move. And when they do, they move to top-tier, well-located buildings - like the kind Vornado owns. Vornado's buy thesis doesn't need office demand to recover overall. It just needs earnings to move modestly upward as leasing improves. And it needs the market to start valuing VNO at stabilized NOI, not current NOI. Business Overview Vornado is mainly concentrated in New York. It operates through an Umbrella Partnership REIT (UPREIT) structure - a tax-efficient structure where the REIT sits on top of a partnership that actually owns the real estate. This structure isn't as relevant, however, as the concentration, detailed below: Author From this, we can see that Vornado is mostly a pure play on Manhattan commercial real estate, despite limited diversification elsewhere. Current New York office leases are being signed at initial rents of ~$102 per square foot, which is robust. Vornado also actively redevelops projects and recycles capital, as we note from its recent acquisitions and redevelopment projects. There are two immediate consequences of this strategy. First, near-term earnings get suppressed, with a reduction in reported NOI and EBI...
Fidelity Enhanced High Yield ETF (NYSEARCA:FDHY) pays monthly, currently distributes around $0.27 per share, and has quietly delivered a 10% total price return over the past year. For income investors weighing whether that distribution is durable, the answer depends on credit spreads, default rates, and what the Treasury curve does next. How FDHY Generates Its ... High-Yield ETF Quietly Delivered ...
Fidelity Enhanced High Yield ETF (NYSEARCA:FDHY) pays monthly, currently distributes around $0.27 per share, and has quietly delivered a 10% total price return over the past year. For income investors weighing whether that distribution is durable, the answer depends on credit spreads, default rates, and what the Treasury curve does next. How FDHY Generates Its ... High-Yield ETF Quietly Delivered 10% Returns While Paying Monthly Dividends
Good night, sweet prince. | Photo: Vjeran Pavic / The Verge It's not the Mini, it's me. Nearly five years after it launched, the 13 Mini is still the best phone ever made. That hasn't changed; it's just that I changed. And as painful as it is to admit this, after using it again for a couple of weeks, I think it's time to put my iPhone 13 Mini to rest. The Mini is an underdog. An outlier. It's a we...
Good night, sweet prince. | Photo: Vjeran Pavic / The Verge It's not the Mini, it's me. Nearly five years after it launched, the 13 Mini is still the best phone ever made. That hasn't changed; it's just that I changed. And as painful as it is to admit this, after using it again for a couple of weeks, I think it's time to put my iPhone 13 Mini to rest. The Mini is an underdog. An outlier. It's a weird little phone that Apple tried to sell twice, couldn't, and promptly gave up on . If you pick it up after using any modern phone it's laughably small. A tiny baby phone in a world of Maxes and Ultras. But small phones are so nice. I can use the Mini one-handed without fumbling around trying to reach my … Read the full story at The Verge.
TraceGains, the leading provider of compliance, quality, and innovation solutions for the food and beverage (F&B) industry, today announced the appointment of Zoli Gombosi as Senior Vice President of Engineering of TraceGains, alongside the continued strengthening of its broader product ecosystem and recent acquisition of GlobalVision.
TraceGains, the leading provider of compliance, quality, and innovation solutions for the food and beverage (F&B) industry, today announced the appointment of Zoli Gombosi as Senior Vice President of Engineering of TraceGains, alongside the continued strengthening of its broader product ecosystem and recent acquisition of GlobalVision.
da-kuk/E+ via Getty Images Showcase Intro In April, we welcomed 31 new analysts who published their first-ever article on Seeking Alpha. In this article, our editors highlight some of the best ideas from these new analysts and introduce them. The first five introductions are spotlight features, including a longer excerpt from the analyst's article. The rest of the new analysts will be introduced a...
da-kuk/E+ via Getty Images Showcase Intro In April, we welcomed 31 new analysts who published their first-ever article on Seeking Alpha. In this article, our editors highlight some of the best ideas from these new analysts and introduce them. The first five introductions are spotlight features, including a longer excerpt from the analyst's article. The rest of the new analysts will be introduced after these, with a more brief excerpt, and are generally organized by rating from Strong Sell to Strong Buy . Each section includes details about the new analysts' interests and backgrounds, so you can get to know them a bit more. With all the ideas and information shared in this article, we'd invite you to join the conversation and let others know what you think: are any of these picks worth following up on ? To our new analysts: welcome to the community ! And please don't hesitate to share more in the comments to introduce yourself to our readers. Top Stock Picks From Seeking Alpha's New Analysts Scott Gossett | Micron: A Study Of Event Returns, Regime Tailwinds, And DRAM ASP Biography: “Over the past two years, I have studied earnings performance, commodity supply and demand, economic data, and stock behavior across growth industries. I passed CFA Level II, scored in the 90th percentile on CFA Level I, and led study groups in support of those exams. I am currently modeling risk, price behavior, and regime-driven return patterns in growth semiconductor companies to identify patterns with practical investment application. I am actively pursuing employment in the RIA industry or a related investment field. ” Buy | “ Micron Technology, Inc.’s ( MU ) recent weakness was an exaggerated move that was expected based on 2 years of observed forward-return pathing after positive earnings events and was further exacerbated by the Iran war catalyst. The medium-term outlook for MU indicates no break in the underlying setup, given the observed price reaction to margin-driven operating ...
Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images News A number of recent articles have questioned the skills of Berkshire Hathaway ( BRK.A ) ( BRK.B ) CEO Greg Abel as an investor, most notably the recent Barron's article by Andrew Bary with the title "Berkshire's New CEO Has No Investment Experience. He's Running The $300 Billion Stock Portfolio Anyway." That title is what I call really laying it out. And if you l...
Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images News A number of recent articles have questioned the skills of Berkshire Hathaway ( BRK.A ) ( BRK.B ) CEO Greg Abel as an investor, most notably the recent Barron's article by Andrew Bary with the title "Berkshire's New CEO Has No Investment Experience. He's Running The $300 Billion Stock Portfolio Anyway." That title is what I call really laying it out. And if you lay things out in that manner, it's a good idea to think the argument through a couple more times. The title is questionable, while the full article is somewhat more measured, though not measured enough for me. I have myself written in the past that no one is likely to equal Buffett's long-term success as an investor, but I must add immediately that the reasons are somewhat different than those laid down in the Barron's article. The reality is that Buffett himself has said as much, basically arguing that he would find it virtually impossible to equal his long-term performance, adding that in his prime he would do well to equal the S&P 500 or beat it by a point or two because Berkshire Hathaway is now so large that it takes an enormous purchase to move the needle. Nevertheless, critics persist in the view that Abel lacks investment experience. In a generally favorable article by Morningstar dated May 1 and entitled "Berkshire Hathaway Enters New Era with Greg Abel at the Helm," Morningstar had the following to say: We believe Abel will be held to a vastly different standard than Buffett ever was—primarily because he will be serving as both an operator (something Buffett was never really all that interested in) and an investor (something Abel has had little experience with) in his new role." Again, image of Abel as a novice investor persists, the key words wrapped in parentheses characterizing him as being called upon to be an investor ( something Abel has had little experience with ). One might jump to the conclusion that this is because Abel is unskilled at selecting investm...
Willie B. Thomas/DigitalVision via Getty Images Post-earnings thesis In my February 2026 article , I rated OSCR a Strong Buy at $13.42, arguing that 2025's elevated medical loss ratio was a backward-looking story, and that 2026 would be the year the market reprices Oscar once financial metrics turn well. This is exactly what happened from the earnings just released today. Oscar's Q1 2026 results s...
Willie B. Thomas/DigitalVision via Getty Images Post-earnings thesis In my February 2026 article , I rated OSCR a Strong Buy at $13.42, arguing that 2025's elevated medical loss ratio was a backward-looking story, and that 2026 would be the year the market reprices Oscar once financial metrics turn well. This is exactly what happened from the earnings just released today. Oscar's Q1 2026 results showing total revenue of $4.65 billion, a 70.5% medical loss ratio, $679 million in net income, and full-year 2026 guidance reaffirmed without a single downward revision. To me, this is the best Q1 announcement one could hope for - Oscar Health has passed the my threshold of defining a "good quarter" I laid out in February with perfect execution. I am maintaining my Strong Buy rating and updating my price target to $30 by 2026. However, this strong performance is not set in stone, bearing in mind that Q1 has always been a positive quarter because of the industry's seasonality. Every red line held green In my February analysis, I identified three specific conditions that would prove my Strong Buy thesis wrong and affect confidence. Quarterly revenue growth below 45% SG&A expense ratio above 16.5%, and Any reduction in full-year guidance On revenue, Q1 2026 delivered $4.65 billion — a 52.7% year-over-year increase versus Q1 2025's $3.04 billion , even with a 28% increase in insurance premium as management indicated. This places Oscar precisely on the quarterly run-rate consistent with its $18.7–$19.0 billion full-year guidance . The 28% weighted average premium increase flowing directly into the top line, with 3.17 million members providing the volume base to absorb it. OSCR While churn may happen in Q2 onwards commonly for insurance companies, the quarterly average member premium of around $1450, which translate into $5800 annually, will still bring OSCR at $17 billion even with a 10% loss of members in Q2 onwards, which is still close to the lower end of the guidance. Q1 rev...
Artificial intelligence research is plunging further into video games. Alphabet Inc. ’s AI lab, Google DeepMind, announced plans Wednesday to train its technology on Eve Online, a beloved role-playing game set in outer space. As part of the arrangement, DeepMind will take a minority stake in Fenris Creations, an independent Icelandic company formed Wednesday after CCP Games, the creator of Eve Onl...
Artificial intelligence research is plunging further into video games. Alphabet Inc. ’s AI lab, Google DeepMind, announced plans Wednesday to train its technology on Eve Online, a beloved role-playing game set in outer space. As part of the arrangement, DeepMind will take a minority stake in Fenris Creations, an independent Icelandic company formed Wednesday after CCP Games, the creator of Eve Online , repurchased itself from Korean game-maker Pearl Abyss Corp. for $120 million in cash and cryptocurrency. The price was less than half of what Pearl Abyss paid for CCP Games in 2018. Eve Online “requires skills that AI has not yet fully mastered,” said Adrian Bolton, a senior director at DeepMind, such as “long-term planning and continual learning.” Players of the online science-fiction game operate spaceships and join “corporations” where they trade goods, participate in an economy and infiltrate enemies — sometimes as part of protracted heists . The game, which first launched 23 years ago, has been praised for giving players unprecedented power to deceive, scam and practice politics. Along the way, it has cultivated a highly intellectual fan base. All of which made it an attractive source of complex social simulations for researchers at Google’s AI lab, who previously trained their technology on multiple games, ranging from Atari’s arcade classics to Blizzard Entertainment’s StarCraft II . Google DeepMind’s investment is “in the millions” of dollars, according to Fenris Creations Chief Executive Officer Hilmar Veigar Pétursson. Other investors include several Icelandic firms and individuals, he said. In a press release, the company said that in the fourth quarter of 2025 Eve Online generated the second-highest quarterly sales in the game’s history, including a “record-breaking” month in November. “We jokingly say that the final boss for AI in games would obviously be Eve Online ,” Pétursson said. “ Eve is giving insights about our own society and the human condition....
Markets have been very volatile through the first four months of 2026, with a first-quarter correction in the Nasdaq Composite (NASDAQINDEX: ^IXIC) followed by a 15% surge in April. But it didn't seem to hinder S&P Global (NYSE: SPGI) , which delivered a strong first-quarter earnings report. S&P Global saw revenue rise 10% year over year in Q1 to $4.2 billion. Net income jumped 28% to $1.4 billion...
Markets have been very volatile through the first four months of 2026, with a first-quarter correction in the Nasdaq Composite (NASDAQINDEX: ^IXIC) followed by a 15% surge in April. But it didn't seem to hinder S&P Global (NYSE: SPGI) , which delivered a strong first-quarter earnings report. S&P Global saw revenue rise 10% year over year in Q1 to $4.2 billion. Net income jumped 28% to $1.4 billion, while earnings per share increased 32% to $4.69. Both revenue and earnings beat earnings estimates. In fact, volatility seems to be providing a lift for some of S&P Global's businesses, including its largest. Continue reading
Cayosoft Introduces Microsoft Migration Services to Reduce Risk and Accelerate Modernization Across Hybrid Active Directory, Entra ID, and Microsoft 365COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Cayosoft, the undisputed leader in Microsoft hybrid Active Directory (AD), Entra ID, and Microsoft 365 enterprise management, monitoring, and recovery, today announced the launch of Cayosoft Microsof...
Cayosoft Introduces Microsoft Migration Services to Reduce Risk and Accelerate Modernization Across Hybrid Active Directory, Entra ID, and Microsoft 365COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Cayosoft, the undisputed leader in Microsoft hybrid Active Directory (AD), Entra ID, and Microsoft 365 enterprise management, monitoring, and recovery, today announced the launch of Cayosoft Microsoft Migration Services, a new offering purpose-built to help organizations modernize Active Directory,
SAN FRANCISCO, May 06, 2026--Pramata, the leader in contract intelligence, today announced Pramata CEO Praful Saklani will take part in the C-suite Unplugged panel at the 2026 CLOC Global Institute Conference in Chicago on May 12, 2026. Saklani will join Shahzad Bashir, Founder, Chairman and CEO for Morae; Donovan Bell, Head of Global Operations for Corporate Affairs for Intel; and Aine Lyons, Sen...
SAN FRANCISCO, May 06, 2026--Pramata, the leader in contract intelligence, today announced Pramata CEO Praful Saklani will take part in the C-suite Unplugged panel at the 2026 CLOC Global Institute Conference in Chicago on May 12, 2026. Saklani will join Shahzad Bashir, Founder, Chairman and CEO for Morae; Donovan Bell, Head of Global Operations for Corporate Affairs for Intel; and Aine Lyons, Senior Vice President and Deputy General Counsel for Workday, to answer questions on leadership priorit
MONTREAL, May 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Rogers Sugar Inc. (RSI) will be holding a conference call to discuss their 2026 second quarter results on Thursday, May 7 th , 2026, at 5:30 p.m. (Eastern Time) .
MONTREAL, May 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Rogers Sugar Inc. (RSI) will be holding a conference call to discuss their 2026 second quarter results on Thursday, May 7 th , 2026, at 5:30 p.m. (Eastern Time) .
CLEARWATER, Fla., May 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via IBN -- MedWell Ai, Inc, (OTCQB:MWAI) ("Company") is a portfolio company, specializing in AI-driven solutions for B2B markets in pharmaceuticals, healthcare, and wellness sectors, is pleased to confirm the filing, of its Quarterly Report (Form 10-Q), for the financial period, ending on March 31, 2026.
CLEARWATER, Fla., May 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via IBN -- MedWell Ai, Inc, (OTCQB:MWAI) ("Company") is a portfolio company, specializing in AI-driven solutions for B2B markets in pharmaceuticals, healthcare, and wellness sectors, is pleased to confirm the filing, of its Quarterly Report (Form 10-Q), for the financial period, ending on March 31, 2026.
MONTRÉAL, 06 mai 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Rogers Sugar Inc. (RSI) tiendra une téléconférence pour discuter des résultats de son deuxième trimestre 2026, jeudi le 7 mai 2026 à 17h30 (heure de l’est) .
MONTRÉAL, 06 mai 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Rogers Sugar Inc. (RSI) tiendra une téléconférence pour discuter des résultats de son deuxième trimestre 2026, jeudi le 7 mai 2026 à 17h30 (heure de l’est) .