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Segment income climbed to $4.3 million amid insurance and asset management growth.

Revenue fell 36% as company pivots to enterprise accounts amid macroeconomic uncertainty.

Credit card program doubled cardholders as cash reserves grew to $28.4 million.

Revenue grew 38% year-over-year to $13.8 million as Anaphylm resubmission nears.

Florida Canyon mine hits record production rates while advancing DeLamar permitting.

Revenue doubled as Vivistim unit sales and active territories expanded.

Revenue grew to $3.1 million despite academic funding headwinds.

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VigilAigent acquisition adds $3.5M ARR as company targets 2027 profitability.

Antimony prices collapsed, but zeolite surged 110% and government contracts accelerate.

Revenue grew to $2 million as spectrum monetization opportunities expand.

Broadcom's sales are expected to grow dramatically in 2027.

Record bookings and backlog fuel margin expansion as military programs accelerate.

Lorundrostat advances toward December FDA decision as company ramps commercial launch.

TSHA-102 dosing complete in pivotal Rett syndrome trials with 100% responder rate.

Mercury Systems (NASDAQ:MRCY) reported record fourth-quarter bookings, backlog and revenue for fiscal 2026, as the defense technology company cited broad demand across its portfolio and raised its long-term organic-growth target. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Bill Ballhaus said fourth-quarte

Drilling Tools International (NASDAQ:DTI) is pursuing a growth strategy centered on rental tools, international expansion and acquisitions while emphasizing free cash flow and debt reduction, Vice President of Corporate Development Jameson Parker said during an investor presentation. Parker describ

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Singh's purchase of 39,285 shares marks his first direct equity stake in the company, signaling confidence despite recent underperformance.

Revenue surged 31.3% as same-restaurant sales grew 9% on traffic gains.

Revenue jumped 34% YoY; company raises full-year guidance.

Cornick's purchase increased his total holdings by 74% despite stock declining 52% over the past year, signaling conviction in the company's recovery prospects.

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