The biotechnology company reported a first-quarter net loss of $45.5 million as it advances its vopimetostat combination therapy.

The fuel-cell maker posted a $77.9 million operating loss after booking a $42.6 million non-cash charge tied to its Groton Project upgrade.

The coal and oil producer raised its 2026 oil and gas royalties volume guidance after a $206.2 million acquisition.

Roche gains rights to Nurix's brain-penetrant BTK degrader, paying $700 million upfront with milestones tied to oncology, immunology and neurology indications.

The acquisition gives the coal producer a broader foothold in the Permian Basin and a new entry point into the Haynesville shale, positioning it to capture long-term LNG export demand.

Smaller companies report a sharp split between resilient professional equipment demand and a slump in consumer-facing sectors and global trade.

Smaller REITs and regional banks report rising rents, falling funding costs, and disciplined capital allocation this week.

Discount retailers and healthcare tech report strong growth as AI infrastructure investments scale.

Revenue quintupled to $5.7 million in the first full quarter of metal sales from its LCM acquisition, as the company laid out plans for a massive domestic manufacturing expansion.

The company reduced its full-year net income forecast to a range of $45 million to $55 million.

The transportation-services provider disclosed a $77 million understatement of purchased transportation costs and accounts payable.

The acquisition would create the second-largest steel service center company in North America by revenue and deliver $150 million in annual synergies.

The acquisition expands Wiley's journal portfolio to 2,500 titles and strengthens its proprietary content library for AI and data analytics applications.

Acquisition accelerates ESAB’s expansion into inspection and monitoring with high-margin, high-growth instrumentation technology.

Across a 37-company slice of this week's disclosures spanning 13 industries, capital spending and the cost of credit emerged as the two most common threads, each running through 17 companies in 11 industries.

Crypto treasury growth and strategic M&A headlines a mixed day of corporate updates across financial and software sectors.

The asset purchase allows LXP to secure an infill industrial redevelopment site in a market driven by advanced manufacturing and data center growth.

The transaction aims to create a Benelux telecom powerhouse with sharper strategic focus and a planned 2027 Euronext listing.

The transaction advances Array's strategy to monetize retained wireless spectrum following the $4.3 billion sale of its wireless operations to T-Mobile.