Mahathir Bayena

Sono-Tek (NASDAQ:SOTK) reported a significant expansion in its bottom-line profitability for fiscal 2026, as a pivot toward high-growth medical equipment channels and improved product mixes expanded the manufacturer's operating margins.

Pebblebrook Hotel Trust (NYSE:PEB) completed the sale of the Chamberlain West Hollywood Hotel in Los Angeles for $43.5 million, continuing an aggressive multi-year portfolio trimming strategy aimed at strengthening its balance sheet and returning capital to investors.

Build-A-Bear Workshop (NYSE:BBW) today announced its financial results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2026 ended May 2, 2026, delivering expanded bottom-line profitability and improved margins despite experiencing a slight contraction in its top-line revenue.

BRP (NASDAQ:DOO) delivered a starkly divided opening to its fiscal year, posting a major surge in first-quarter revenue while simultaneously scaling back its full-year profitability projections to account for a volatile global trade environment.

DouYu International Holdings (NASDAQ:DOYU) reported a 13.2% decline in total net revenues for the first quarter of 2026, underscoring ongoing structural challenges in China’s game-centric live streaming market.

Chainalysis said compliance standards across the cryptocurrency industry have tightened significantly, with nearly half of organisations onboarded in 2026 operating at monitoring levels that would have ranked among the sector’s strictest five years ago.

South Korean prosecutors charged a group linked to the Solana-based memecoin CATFI in what local media described as the country’s first decentralised exchange rug-pull prosecution under the Virtual Asset User Protection Act.

Supreme People's Court said it will study new judicial rules covering virtual currency disputes, cross-border finance and artificial intelligence-related legal cases as China expands oversight of the digital economy.

Western Ridge Resources (ASX:WRX) announced a major expansion of its flagship Keystone Project in Nevada, USA.

Australia sued manufacturing giant 3M (NYSE:MMM) for over $2 billion, alleging a decades-long cover-up of toxic "forever chemical" contamination.