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Europe has a robotics unicorn, now Humanoid must prove the machines can work
Humanoid’s $152 million Series A gives the UK robotics startup a $1.35 billion valuation, but the real test is whether industrial humanoids can move from promise to reliable deployments at manufacturing and logistics sites.
Why Roots’ new Vancouver airport store could matter more than its small footprint suggests
Roots Corporation is placing destination-specific products inside Vancouver International Airport through Hudson, testing whether travel retail can become a repeatable growth channel rather than a limited brand showcase.
Sharath Cherian built and sold HipHopDX. Can he revive Destiny Media’s growth economics?
Sharath Cherian takes charge of Destiny Media Technologies as Play MPE customer numbers rise but revenue, EBITDA and earnings weaken under major-label pricing pressure.
Could one hair loss antibody make Absci’s AI drug platform harder to ignore?
Absci’s ABS-201 data and $100 million raise sharpen ABSI’s AI biologics story across androgenetic alopecia, endometriosis and platform validation.
Jazz Pharmaceuticals (JAZZ) builds $4bn oncology option through AbCellera partnership
Jazz could pay AbCellera more than $4 billion across five oncology programmes. Read how the option deal reshapes JAZZ and ABCL growth strategies.
FIFA World Cup 2026 Canada vs Qatar result: David hat-trick powers historic 6-0 win
Canada beat Qatar 6-0 in FIFA World Cup 2026 as Jonathan David scored a hat-trick, but Ismaël Koné’s broken leg overshadowed history.
FIFA World Cup 2026 host cities explained: How US, Canada and Mexico will stage 104 matches
World Cup 2026 is a city operations test. Sixteen host markets must move fans, manage crowds and turn football into tourism value.
FIFA World Cup 2026 sensory rooms: How stadium accessibility is becoming a fan safety issue
World Cup access is changing. FIFA 2026 sensory rooms show how fan safety now includes autism, anxiety and invisible disability support.
FIFA World Cup 2026 heat risk: Why fan safety, hydration rules and open-air venues are under scrutiny
World Cup heat is now a safety test. FIFA’s water rules, open-air venues and summer crowds put hydration at the centre of 2026 planning.
Why Lululemon (LULU) beat earnings but cratered on a guidance cut and shrinking North America sales
Lululemon fell ~10% to 2018 levels after cutting full-year guidance to its first-ever revenue decline, as North America weakens and tariffs squeeze margins.