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- CommonplaceCommonplace Launches Rentals, Delivering Home Gyms, Saunas, Hot Tubs, and Golf Carts for $40 to $450 a MonthEquipment that costs thousands to buy now comes on a monthly price, installed in the home, with a one-month minimum and no contract — Commonplace, a logistics-enabled secondhand marketplace for high-value goods, today announced the launch of...
- GoogleGet closer to the game with Gemini and PixelCompanies: Alphabet Inc.Google Gemini and Pixel partner with five global football clubs to elevate the fan matchday experience through AI and Smartphone Technology.
- RawlingsSydney Romero Selected as the Winner of the Inaugural Rawlings Gold Glove Award® in the AUSLOklahoma City Spark shortstop wins top defensive honor following the 2026 season — Rawlings Sporting Goods Company, Inc., announced today that Sydney Romero of the Oklahoma City Spark has been named the recipient of the first-ever Rawlings Gold Glove...
- PopStrokePOPSTROKE REVEALS THE MOST OVER-THE-TOP MINI GOLF COURSES EVER BUILT, COMING TO INTERNATIONAL DRIVE IN ORLANDO WITH WATERFALLS, CAVES AND SHARKSFirst Look at PopStroke International Drive in Orlando, Florida. PopStroke Logo PopStroke, a national golf entertainment brand with more than 20 venues across the U.S., today unveiled a first look at the most elaborate miniature golf courses ever built, coming to its International Drive flagship location in Orlando this December. The two 18-hole courses take guests across waterfalls, through a cave,
- Golf Entertainment Group Inc.Golf Entertainment Group Reports Second Quarter 2026 ResultsSTAMFORD, Conn., August 14, 2026--Golf Entertainment Group Inc. ("GEG" or the "Company") (OTC: GLFE) today announced financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2026, highlighted by revenue growth, improved operating performance and continued strength in its Traditional Golf business.
- The UPSHOT LeagueChristyn Williams Signs with Dallas Wings After UPSHOT League Season with Greensboro GrooveChristyn Williams, a guard with the Greensboro Groove of the UPSHOT League, has signed with the Dallas Wings, earning another opportunity to compete at the WNBA level. Williams was a key contributor for the Groove throughout the 2026...
- Madison Square Garden Sports Corp.MSG Sports Publicly Files Form 10 Registration Statement for Proposed Spin-Off of Rangers Business from Knicks BusinessNEW YORK, August 14, 2026--Madison Square Garden Sports Corp. (NYSE: MSGS) ("MSG Sports" or the "Company") today announced that it is continuing to make progress on the proposed spin-off of its New York Rangers business from its New York Knicks business, with the public filing of a Form 10 Registration Statement for the new Rangers company with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
- PepsiCoGATORADE WELCOMES AITANA BONMATÍ TO TEAM GATORADE AHEAD OF THE NEW FOOTBALL SEASONCompanies: PepsiCoThree-time Ballon d'Or winner joins Gatorade's roster of top football talent as the brand continues to champion the preparation, consistency and sports science behind elite performance. Key Takeaways Ahead of the new football season, three-time Ballon d'Or winner Aitana Bonmatí joins Team Gatorade,
- FWD Group marks 13 years with charitable grants benefitting over 13,000 people across AsiaFWD Group Holdings Limited (“FWD Group” or “FWD”) today marked its 13th anniversary by announcing charitable grants dedicated to supporting more than 13,000 people in communities across Asia. Established in 2013 with a mission to move the life insurance industry in a new direction, FWD Group has grown from its early operations in Hong Kong SAR, Macau SAR and Thailand into a pan-Asian life and health insurer serving millions of customers and their families across 10 markets. In July last year, FWD Group reached another milestone with its listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, under the stock code 1828. Huynh Thanh Phong, Group Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director of FWD Group, said, “At FWD Group, changing the way people feel about insurance is about much more than looking after our customers – it’s also about supporting the communities where we operate. These 13 grants are a meaningful way to give back to the people and places that have been part of our journey. Together with trusted community partners, we hope to make a real difference in people’s lives, while also bringing our caring value to life through employee volunteering.” The 13 grants will support initiatives across the region spanning financial literacy, career readiness, entrepreneurship, health and wellbeing, and community recovery: - Hong Kong SAR: Extending the JA SparktheDream Wellness Programme with Junior Achievement Hong Kong through interactive workshops and family activities to equip 2,600 primary school students with social, emotional and financial skills to build resilience and thrive. Strengthening the wellbeing, resilience and social-emotional skills of 200 children and 80 caregivers affected by the Tai Po fire through a football-based programme with Save the Children Hong Kong. Advancing the long-term recovery of Tai Po communities with psychosocial support and community-building initiatives led by Plan International Hong Kong for over 6,500 students, parents and teachers. - Cambodia: Equipping 200 young people with practical money management skills via financial education workshops, expert-led discussions and digital learning content with JCI Mekong. - Indonesia: Partnering with KUMPUL on InnovateHer Academy 4.0 to empower another 10 female entrepreneurs with mentorship, business and investment readiness skills. - Japan: Promoting inclusion, wellbeing and social connection through football clinics for over 15 visually impaired people with Hands On Tokyo. - Malaysia: Supporting GivingHub to provide 170 low-income families with health education and financial literacy workshops and 100 cancer screening and consultation sessions. - The Philippines: Helping 100 university students transition into the workforce with financial literacy, career readiness, and future-of-work skills with Junior Achievement Philippines. - Singapore: Supporting 50 children with chronic illnesses and their caregivers through a fun-filled carnival experience with Club Rainbow (Singapore), bringing together families, caregivers and volunteers to foster inclusion and community spirit. - Thailand: Extending career readiness support for seven disadvantaged Thai youth via hospitality training scholarships with Pimali Foundation. Expanding the JA SparktheDream programme with Junior Achievement Thailand to enable another 30 Thai educators to deliver engaging financial literacy education for students by equipping them with knowledge, tools, and teaching skills. - Vietnam: Empowering 800 students to make better financial decisions through workshops and debate competitions by Startup Vietnam Foundation and Dear Our Community to build financial literacy, critical thinking, and communication skills. Providing schools in Vietnam's Khanh Hoa Province with 76 computers through Little Roses Foundation to enable 1,800 students to continue learning after damages from severe flooding. About FWD Group FWD Group (1828.HK) is a pan-Asian life and health insurance business that serves approximately 40 million customers across 10 markets, including BRI Life in Indonesia. FWD’s customer-led and tech-enabled approach aims to deliver innovative propositions, easy-to-understand products and a simpler insurance experience. Established in 2013, the company operates in some of the fastest-growing insurance markets in the world with a vision of changing the way people feel about insurance. FWD Group is listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange under the stock code 1828. For more information, please visit www.fwd.com For media inquiries, please contact: [email protected] Source:
- The Walt Disney CompanyDisney and Formula 1® Extend Their Collaboration Through 2028 and Welcome Disney and Pixar’s CarsCompanies: The Walt Disney CompanyThe post Disney and Formula 1® Extend Their Collaboration Through 2028 and Welcome Disney and Pixar’s Cars appeared first on The Walt Disney Company.
- SunScout Debuts on NYSE, Aiming at $4.7 Billion Global Robotic Mower MarketNEW YORK, Aug 13, 2026 - SunScout Holding Limited (NYSE American: SNSC) develops autonomous solar-powered robotic mowers and complementary solar energy solutions. The company has principal operations in New Zealand and the United States and is incorporated in the Cayman Islands. SunScout commenced concurrent trading on NYSE American and NYSE Texas on August 12, 2026, becoming the first issuer with this combination of domicile and operational footprint to list on both exchanges. The offering was priced at $5.00 per Class A ordinary share, yielding gross proceeds of approximately $15.5 million. Upon closing, the company will have approximately 23.1 million Class A ordinary shares outstanding, implying a market capitalization of roughly $115.5 million based on the offer price. NYSE Texas, launched by Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) in March 2025 and headquartered in Dallas, currently hosts listed companies with an aggregate market capitalization exceeding $3.9 trillion, positioning it as a significant U.S. capital‑markets hub. The dual listing is expected to enhance SunScout’s brand visibility across the United States, particularly in Texas, where the company is pursuing strategic expansion, while also broadening its investor base. Three‑Pronged Clean‑Tech Portfolio; SunScout Products Emerges as Key Growth Driver As detailed in its prospectus, SunScout designs, develops, manufactures, and commercializes autonomous solar‑powered robotic mowers alongside complementary solar‑energy solutions. Its operations are organized into three segments: SunScout Products (autonomous solar-powered robotic mowers and complementary products), solar power development solutions, and engineering products and services under the Brunton Engineering brand, which encompasses clean‑energy hardware and high‑precision manufacturing. For the fiscal year ended June 30, 2025, the company reported total revenue of approximately $4.8 million, representing year‑over‑year growth of 93.6%. Solar power development solutions contributed approximately 40.9% of total revenue, while engineering products and services accounted for approximately 31.1%. Revenue from SunScout Products rose to approximately 28.0% of total revenue, up from approximately 18.5% in FY2024, demonstrating strong growth momentum. The prospectus explicitly notes that while solar power development and engineering services currently generate the majority of top‑line revenue, the SunScout Products segment captures long‑term growth opportunities aligned with global market expansion and is positioned as a core growth engine, accelerating the company’s transition toward a higher‑value, product‑driven business model. According to Mordor Intelligence, the global robotic lawn mower market is on a robust growth trajectory, valued at roughly $2.4 billion in 2025 and projected to reach $4.7 billion by 2030, at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 14.4%. Robotic mowers still represent a small fraction of the broader lawn‑equipment market, leaving significant room for penetration. Rising labor shortages and escalating lawn‑maintenance costs are fueling demand for automation. Concurrently, regulatory initiatives worldwide to phase out gasoline‑powered outdoor equipment are gaining momentum, accelerating industry electrification. Shifting consumer preferences toward intelligent, convenient solutions are fostering deeper integration of robotic mowers with smart‑home ecosystems and the Internet of Things (IoT), creating substantial headroom for automated electric mowing solutions. Proprietary DSA Technology Enables True Off‑Grid Operation SunScout’s core competitive advantage lies in its proprietary Deployable Solar Array (DSA) technology, which allows its robotic mowers to operate entirely on solar power, achieving genuine off‑grid performance without reliance on electrical outlets. Conventional gasoline‑powered mowers emit carbon emissions, and while existing electric mowers eliminate direct emissions, they remain dependent on fixed charging infrastructure, constraining operational range and flexibility. The DSA mechanism enables solar panels to automatically deploy when stationary, tripling the surface area to maximize solar‑energy capture for onboard battery charging; panels retract during movement to preserve maneuverability. This design supports fully solar‑dependent, zero‑emission autonomous mowing, augmented by autonomous navigation and AI‑powered obstacle avoidance capabilities. According to the company, few competing products can function completely independent of external power sources. This capability unlocks deployments at sites without power outlets or charging facilities—such as golf courses, public parks, and large‑scale green spaces—delivering meaningful advantages for continuous autonomous field operations. Over the longer term, DSA‑based hardware insulates operating costs from electricity‑price inflation and enables rollouts in regions with limited or unreliable grid infrastructure. SunScout also emphasizes that its technology platform is highly adaptable and platform‑agnostic, opening potential applications beyond lawn mowing, including agricultural robotics, onboard solar‑charging systems for electric vehicles, autonomous patrol robots, and other mobile machinery. Three‑Tier Product Lineup and Rapidly Expanding Global Distribution SunScout’s autonomous solar‑powered robotic mower portfolio comprises three modular models: the residential‑grade SunScout Eco, light‑commercial SunScout Pro, and large‑institutional‑focused SunScout ProMax. The modular architecture supports incremental upgrades without extensive redesign, facilitating efficient global deployment across diverse terrain and climate conditions. For example, the entry‑level SunScout Eco integrates high‑efficiency photovoltaic panels into the top housing, converting sunlight to supply all energy required for propulsion, cutting assemblies, and onboard electronics. The unit employs a multi‑sensor suite and AI‑enhanced dual‑camera visual navigation to map work zones, identify lawn boundaries and obstacles, and optimize mowing routes. For larger and more complex sites, RTK satellite navigation is available to deliver centimeter‑level positioning accuracy. On commercial‑channel development, SunScout has established distribution partnerships with Wrissmer Werkstattsysteme GmbH (WWS) in Europe and MowBot Limited in Australia and New Zealand, and is in active discussions regarding potential distribution cooperation with major retailers, including Walmart. Beyond robotic hardware, the company provides end‑to‑end solar power development solutions, including system design, installation, and full engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services for commercial, industrial, and institutional clients. Through its Brunton Engineering brand, it also offers engineering products and services leveraging nearly 30 years of precision‑fabrication and mechanical‑engineering expertise, and is an accredited supplier to the New Zealand Defence Force. On the manufacturing front, assembly is currently conducted via SunScout Asia in Thailand. The company is advancing the establishment of an assembly and distribution center in Austin, Texas, through its U.S. subsidiary, which will build domestic production capacity and support long‑term North American expansion, aligning with U.S. policy emphasis on domestic robotics and technology supply chains. Recent actions by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) restricting authorizations for certain foreign‑produced robotic products further underscore the growing importance of domestic manufacturing and supply‑chain resilience. Net proceeds from the offering are expected to be used primarily for: (i) construction of the Austin manufacturing facility; (ii) sales and marketing activities; (iii) product research and development; (iv) inventory procurement; (v) repayment of one loan; (vi) consideration for the acquisition of Brightway Energy LLC; and (vii) general working capital purposes. Against the backdrop of accelerating global clean‑energy transition and continued expansion of the robotic‑mower market, market participants will closely monitor whether SunScout can leverage its proprietary off‑grid solar‑robotics technology to differentiate itself amid intensifying industry competition. Note: This translation has been calibrated against the company’s registration statement on Form F‑1 (File No. 333‑295248), as declared effective by the SEC on August 11, 2026. All financial data, segment descriptions, and legal status reflect the prospectus disclosures. Certain distributor names and retail discussions are retained as stated in the prospectus; for definitive terms, please refer to the final prospectus. For more information, please contact: Golden Fleece Cross-border Consulting Co., Limited Email: [email protected]
- Aunt Flow Partners With Columbus Clippers, Making Columbus The First US City To Provide Free Period Products At All Major Sports VenuesCitywide Milestone Advances Menstrual Equity And Raises the Bar For Fan Experience COLUMBUS, OH – August 13, 2026. Columbus is making sports history as the first city in the country to provide free period products at all of its major […]