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- Portnoy Law Firm Announces Class Action on Behalf of Netcapital, Inc. InvestorsThe Portnoy Law Firm advises Netcapital, Inc., (“Netcapital” or the "Company") (NASDAQ: NCPL) investors of a class action on behalf of investors that bought securities between December 15, 2021 and September 3, 2026, inclusive (the “Class Period”). Netcapital investors have until December 7, 2026 to file a lead plaintiff motion.
- Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLPKaplan Fox Alerts Investors: Lead Plaintiff Deadline for Beta Bionics, Inc. (BBNX) is November 3, 2026Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLP announces that a class action lawsuit has been filed against Beta Bionics, Inc. ("Beta Bionics" or the "Company") (NASDAQ: BBNX) on behalf of investors that purchased or otherwise acquired Beta Bionics common stock between July 30, 2025 and February 24, 2026 (the "Class Period").CLICK HERE TO JOIN THE CASEIf you are an investor in Beta Bionics and have suffered losses, you may CLICK HERE to contact us. You may...
- Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLPKaplan Fox Advises Anavex Life Sciences Corp. (AVXL) Investors to Act Before the Lead Plaintiff Deadline on November 30, 2026Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLP announces that a class action lawsuit has been filed against Anavex Life Sciences Corp. ("Anavex" or the "Company") (NASDAQ: AVXL) on behalf of investors that purchased or otherwise acquired Anavex securities between November 26, 2025 and August 28, 2026 (the "Class Period").CLICK HERE TO JOIN THE CASEIf you are an investor in Anavex and have suffered losses, you may CLICK HERE to contact us. You may also...
- Lineal Acquires Forentec, Expanding Global Investigations and Cyber CapabilitiesAcquisition establishes Lineal’s presence in Switzerland and adds deep expertise in digital forensics, cyber security and open-source intelligence KANSAS CITY, MO, [OCT. 14, 2026] – Lineal, a global provider of legal technology and services, today announced the acquisition of Forentec, a […]
- Ardian Clean Energy Evergreen Fund (ACEEF) expands Nordics portfolio- - • Ardian further expands its Nordics clean energy platform, adding a 73.2MW portfolio of operational wind farms in Sweden and Finland - • Acquisition brings ACEEF's total renewable energy portfolio in the Nordics to 350MW - • Investment and asset management led by Ardian's Enordic Evergreen operating platform - - - Ardian, a global private investment firm, announces the acquisition through its wholly-owned local platform, Enordic Evergreen, of a 73.2MW portfolio of wind farm projects lo... Read the full story at https://www.webwire.com/ViewPressRel.asp?aId=362829
- ‘Soul-destroying’ Ofsted inspections raise serious questions over fairness, NGA warnsWednesday 14 October, 2026 Governors describe inspections as “brutal”, raising concerns about their impact on school staff, rigid assessment criteria, and whether inspectors adequately account for disadvantage and SEND, in the latest National Governance Association (NGA) annual survey. School inspection must be rigorous without being destructive, the National Governance Association (NGA) warns, after its latest survey revealed troubling accounts of how Ofsted inspections affect school staff Despite commitments made after Ofsted’s 2024 Big Listen to rebuild trust, improve consistency, and make inspections more supportive and context sensitive. NGA’s survey reveals confidence in inspection remains fragile. While 71% of respondents felt their most recent inspection gave a fair and accurate picture of their school, up only 3% from a record low in 2022, written responses revealed a stark contrast between accepting an outcome and the experience of reaching it. One respondent described watching their leadership team “break down routinely throughout the 2 days”. Another summed up the experience: “The outcome was fair, but the process was brutal.” One summed up their experience by saying: "I think it was fair, but the process itself was awful. They were not nice at all.” The findings also raise concerns about whether inspection sufficiently accounts for the circumstances in which schools operate, particularly those serving disadvantaged communities and pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). One said: “You can’t compare a school with high deprivation with a leafy lane one.” Another said: “It is frustrating that our above average levels of disadvantage made it feel almost impossible to reach the expected standard in achievement.” A third argued: “The new framework is unfair on schools in deprived areas in terms of attainment.” NGA Chief Executive Emma Balchin said: “Our findings expose a fundamental problem with school inspection: reaching a judgement that is considered fair does not mean the process itself is not flawed. Governors and trustees describe inspections as ‘brutal’ and ‘soul destroying’, while others believe schools serving disadvantaged communities are being judged without sufficient regard for the challenges their pupils face. This is not what a credible, improvement-focused accountability system should look like. Contact: Ciarán Scott, Senior Public Relations Officer, on 07554 440580 or [email protected] The NGA Annual Governance Survey is the largest and most comprehensive survey of its kind, providing unparalleled insights into the state of governance in English state-funded schools and trusts. NGA has conducted this annual self-selecting online survey for Sixteen consecutive years. This year, the survey was open from 2 June to 30 June 2026, and over 3,000 people took part. NGA released the full survey and will release it at a launch event in Westminster on 20 October 2026. NGA’s Annual Governance Survey offers an extensive overview of the views, experiences, and challenges facing one of England’s largest and most crucial volunteer forces. About NGA The National Governance Association (NGA) is the membership organisation for governors, trustees and governance professionals of state schools in England. NGA is an independent, not-for-profit charity that aims to improve educational standards and young people's well-being by strengthening governing boards and promoting high standards. The expert leader in school and trust governance, it provides information, advice and guidance, professional development and e-learning. NGA represents the views of governors, trustees and governance professionals at a national level and works closely with and lobbies the UK government and educational bodies. www.nga.org.uk
- Amid Mounting Global Health Crises, World Health Summit Closes in Berlin with New CommitmentsWednesday 14 October, 2026 Berlin, October 14, 2026 - The World Health Summit 2026 concluded with new funding commitments, research findings, and initiatives. Under the theme “From Crisis to Resilience: Innovating for Health,” the Summit convened more than 4,000 on-site participants from 130 countries and territories, generated over 50,000 livestream views, and featured more than 400 speakers, including 20 ministers and state secretaries, across 76 sessions. Major announcements and launches €250 million Women’s Health Initiative in Bangladesh: The Government of Bangladesh and the European Investment Bank outlined plans to improve women’s health and strengthen district hospitals and critical care services.US$100 million commitment to prevent stillbirths: The Gates Foundation and Wellcome Leap announced a joint commitment to Uzima: A Stillbirth Prevention Program, aiming to halve stillbirth rates within a decade in selected countries.Lancet Commission on 21st Century Global Threats to Health: The Commission identified two potential threats to human existence: malicious use of artificial intelligence and nuclear conflict.Wellcome Global Monitor 2026: Wellcome presented global findings showing that trust in science has declined compared with pre-COVID-19 levels.Gallup’s State of the World’s Emotional Health 2026 Report: Gallup and the World Health Summit presented findings on emotional health and well-being, revealing a complex relationship between social media use and well-being that varies by age, time spent online, and geographic location.€10 million German contribution to maternal and child health: Germany pledged €10 million to the Global Financing Facility’s Sustainable Commodities Access Program to improve access to family planning and maternal, newborn, and child health products. The World Health Summit is the leading platform for global health. It brings together stakeholders from politics, science, the private sector, and civil society to set the agenda for a healthier future. Press Contact [email protected]
- Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLPKaplan Fox Notifies Investors of Webull Corporation (BULL) of the Lead Plaintiff Deadline on December 7, 2026Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLP announces that a class action lawsuit has been filed against Webull Corporation ("Webull" or the "Company") (NASDAQ: BULL) on behalf of investors that purchased or otherwise acquired Webull Class A ordinary shares between April 26, 2025 and October 6, 2026 (the "Class Period").CLICK HERE TO JOIN THE CASEIf you are an investor in Webull and have suffered losses, you may CLICK HERE to contact us. You may also...
- Agencia Comercial Spirits Ltd Announces Conditional Land Acquisition for AI Computing Infrastructure in IndonesiaAgencia Comercial Spirits Ltd (the “Company”) today announced that on October 8, 2026, its Indonesian subsidiary (the “Subsidiary”) entered into a conditional land sale and purchase agreement (the “Agreement”) with an unaffiliated third-party Indonesian seller (the “Seller”) to acquire approximately seven hectares of land in West Java, Indonesia (the “Land”). The Land is held under Indonesian Right to Build (Hak Guna Bangunan, or “HGB”) title and is intended to support the Company’s planned development of high-performance computing and AI computing infrastructure and data center facilities.
- Eva Defense, Brings Autonomous Drone Program to AUSA 2026, Advancing Defense Partnerships in WashingtonEva Live (NASDAQ: GOAI) defense subsidiary meets with Army, government and industry stakeholders as it moves its low-noise autonomous drone and resilient communications UAS programs forward
- Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLPKaplan Fox Notifies Investors of The Chemours Company (CC) of the Lead Plaintiff Deadline on December 7, 2026Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLP announces that a class action lawsuit has been filed against The Chemours Company ("Chemours" or the "Company") (NYSE: CC) on behalf of investors that purchased or otherwise acquired Chemours securities between February 20, 2026 and August 4, 2026 (the "Class Period").CLICK HERE TO JOIN THE CASEIf you are an investor in Chemours and have suffered losses, you may CLICK HERE to contact us. You may also contact...
- Neighborhood Garden Grows Into a Network of Opportunity for Local FarmersCompanies: PepsiCoNeighborhood Garden Grows Into a Network of Opportunity for Local Farmers Wed, 10/14/2026 - 11:35 Subheader What began as a neighborhood garden is now helping Iowa farmers access new markets, resources and training. With PepsiCo-supported funding, We Arose is building on that momentum and strengthening Waterloo's local food network. Body In Waterloo, Iowa, DaQuan Campbell’s urban farm is part of the neighborhood. Residents stop to ask what’s growing, and local farmers gain new ways to reach customers through We Arose, the business he founded to connect food, growers and community. “That’s one of the things I value most about urban farming,” said Campbell. “The farm gets to be part of the community rather than something happening on the outskirts of town.” Image Campbell did not expect farming to become his future. His great-great-grandparents owned a farm in the South, and later generations carried that connection to Iowa. He remembers tending his family’s garden, eating food he had watched grow and sharing harvests with neighbors. “There was pride in being able to grow something yourself, but part of it was also sharing what you had,” said Campbell. Years later, he studied business and worked with the University of Northern Iowa’s Local Food Program, which showed him how agriculture could balance purpose and profit. “I began to see agriculture not only as something that had been part of my family’s history, but as something I could build a future around,” he said. Image Campbell started We Arose in 2019 as a small neighborhood garden. For two years, the team gave away its harvest while asking residents which crops mattered most and what prices could keep fresh food accessible while supporting a viable business. In 2021, We Arose moved into commercial production through farmers markets, home deliveries and a community-supported agriculture program, or CSA, which provides subscribers with regular selections of seasonal produce. As We Arose grew, so did the challenge of helping more growers reach customers. Through a three-year PepsiCo-supported grant, Practical Farmers of Iowa has helped We Arose expand its farmers market and CSA work while connecting more growers to shared sales and distribution. The name We Arose captures that community focus. “The ‘We’ is intentional,” said Campbell. “To me, farming and local food have always been about community. I wanted the name to make clear that this work was never just about one person.” The “Arose” evokes a rose growing through concrete — a symbol of moving forward despite historical barriers to land ownership and unequal access to land, capital and information. “The name acknowledges the challenges that have shaped our history, but it isn’t defined by those challenges,” said Campbell. “It’s about community and creating a path forward.” Today, We Arose grows food and aggregates products from other small and emerging farmers, helping them reach customers through shared sales and distribution. Its CSA has grown from 15 subscribers to about 37, with a goal of 100. The local farmers market Campbell has managed since 2018 has expanded from 15 vendors to more than 40 and draws up to 1,200 customers a week during peak season. Image Those numbers tell only part of the story. Farmers markets have become community destinations, while volunteer sessions and monthly bike rides — including an annual farm crawl — bring people through the neighborhoods We Arose serves. Campbell also hears from residents who recognize culturally familiar crops. “It’s special hearing that a vegetable reminds someone of home, their Southern roots, or something their parents or grandparents used to grow and eat,” said Campbell. For PepsiCo, whose food begins on farms, that growth reflects what the company hopes to support, which is local farmers, strong markets and the communities they serve. Image "Strong food systems start with strong farming communities, and with the people who know those communities best. Organizations like We Arose understand what local farmers need and help them reach new customers and markets,” said Jonathan George, director of social impact, North America, PepsiCo. “By working alongside partners like Practical Farmers of Iowa to support locally led solutions, we're helping build food systems that are more resilient for farming communities and the families they feed." For growers, the support has included seed grants, tools, supplies and specialized equipment such as walk-in coolers and wildlife exclusion fencing. Practical Farmers of Iowa has also provided workshops on food safety, funding applications and crop planning, including language-supported training for Congolese growers who contribute to We Arose’s collaborative CSA. What matters most to me is creating an opportunity for a farmer, connecting a family with locally grown food, or building something that adds value to the community I call home. - DaQuan Campbell Behind the scenes, the Practical Farmers of Iowa partnership helped We Arose make targeted upgrades that keep an expanding farm operation moving. Improvements include a propagation greenhouse, a farm truck and bookkeeping support that introduced clearer accounts, a key performance indicator dashboard and stronger monthly financial processes. "We Arose already had the foundations of a transformative organization. They are rooted in their community, with a humble and dedicated leader who was poised to grow as a professional while feeding his community,” said Natasha Hegmann, specialty crops business manager at Practical Farmers of Iowa. “Over the last three years we've worked more closely with DaQuan, providing financial and technical support for critical infrastructure like water access on urban plots and new production space, but also to support the development of the organization.” For Campbell, success is measured not only in sales or subscriber totals, but in the relationships built around food. “What matters most to me is creating an opportunity for a farmer, connecting a family with locally grown food, or building something that adds value to the community I call home,” said Campbell. As We Arose grows, that idea remains at the center: One farm can grow more than produce — it can help a wider local food economy take root. 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