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Indian startups spent years getting consumers accustomed to having groceries and everyday goods delivered within minutes. Now Walmart-owned Flipkart is rapidly closing the gap with those quick-commerce pioneers, as global rival Amazon mounts its own push into instant delivery.

With electric vehicle incentives disappearing, battery innovators are looking toward an unexpected customer that still needs reliable power at scale.

After cyberattacks hit water facilities in 7 states, Raleigh Water says it’s prepared.

[Sportschosun reporter Cho Yoon-sun] Jeonjin said that after marrying Ryu Yi-seo, he has received a birthday table every year.

As UT San Antonio works to recover from a cybersecurity breach that forced key systems offline, students say they are still locked out of assignments, emails and other campus services even as the university reports progress restoring operations. (SBG San Antonio)

Bending Spoons’ steep Harvest price hikes have jolted the usually sleepy world of SMB time-tracking and invoicing tools, and that ripple now touches a wider group of listed software stocks. Forced migrations and shaken customer trust can reshape who wins and who loses. This article walks through three stocks from our Competing SMB time-tracking and…

Nidec is facing renewed investor backlash after disclosing details of quality control misconduct involving motors and other products, compounding the challenges confronting a once-admired manufacturer on top of accounting problems and the exit of its charismatic founder.

A UK employee has lost her appeal after being sacked for moving to France and working remotely without her employer’s agreement.

CREDITRISKMONITOR.COM, INC. (CRMZ) reported modest revenue growth but a swing to losses and disclosed a material restatement and control weakness. For the quarter ended June 30, 2026, operating revenues were $5.17 million, up about 2% from 2025, yet the company posted a net loss of $474,789 versus net income of $135,441 a year earlier, driven…

Richard Kopelman, longtime CEO of top-20 accounting firm Aprio, has seen the organization through many shifts since he started out in 1992 as a staff accountant. But in the last few years, the changes have come rapid-fire.