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RAVE Restaurant stock plunges despite record profit as Pizza Inn growth faces new test
RAVE shares plunged despite record profit as Pizza Inn growth, weaker fourth-quarter sales and a new board dispute reshape the outlook.
Paychex delivers 14% earnings growth but slower core HR revenue weighs on shares
Paychex stock fell despite 10% EPS growth and stronger margins as investors focused on slower core HR revenue and unchanged fiscal 2027 guidance.
111, Inc. founders propose $4.52-per-ADS buyout as Chinese healthcare platform weighs going private
111, Inc.'s co-founders and Huadeng Tech BioArray Ventures have proposed acquiring the remaining Nasdaq-listed healthcare platform shares for $4.52 per ADS in cash.
Rocket Lab secures financing for $8bn Iridium deal as bridge risk falls away
Rocket Lab has fully funded its $8 billion Iridium acquisition, replacing bridge debt with equity and retained Iridium financing ahead of a 2027 close.
INVE Technologies completes Identiv IoT sale as Trackonomy physical AI strategy takes shape
INVE Technologies exits its IoT operations for Trackonomy equity, shifting toward compliance software acquisitions and a new physical AI strategy.
Waystar explores potential sale as healthcare software valuation gap draws buyer interest
Waystar is exploring a potential sale as strong margins and recurring revenue clash with a stock price still well below its 52-week high.
The Baldwin Group agrees $7.7bn take-private as AI productivity bet deepens
The Baldwin Group’s $7.7 billion take-private pairs an 88% premium with heavy leverage, making AI-led productivity and organic growth the key value tests.
Starbucks weighs $3bn Japan stake sale as asset-light strategy expands
Starbucks may sell control of its Japan business for around $3 billion, testing whether an asset-light model can unlock value without sacrificing growth.
Why is Hafnia paying 46% more per share to increase its stake in TORM?
Hafnia is spending another $145.1 million to increase its ownership of TORM from 13.97% to approximately 18.22%. The investment gives Hafnia greater exposure to record tanker earnings and considerable strategic influence, while still leaving it well below Denmark’s mandatory takeover threshold.
Why Hub Group brought back its former CEO as costs rise and Nasdaq deadline expires
Hub Group, Inc. has returned David Yeager to the chief executive role and recruited former TreeHouse Foods finance chief Patrick O'Donnell as CFO-elect while a multiyear accounting restatement, potential Nasdaq delisting process and new cost-reduction programme reshape the logistics company.