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FOXO Technologies’ subsidiary, Myrtle Recovery Centers, has secured a second year of funding from Scott County for its opioid abatement program. This renewed support will allow Myrtle to continue providing essential care to uninsured patients at its Tennessee facility. The company is experiencing high demand and plans for further expansion.

Qifu Technology, Inc. shareholders approved a rebranding to Qfin Holdings, Inc. and restated Articles of Association. Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu was reappointed as auditor, and Mr. Xiangge Liu will continue as director. These changes reflect the Chinese AI-powered Credit-Tech platform’s commitment to strengthening governance and identity in the evolving fintech sector.

Faraday Future introduced its FX brand and the FX Super One MPV at a private preview in Los Angeles. The event showcased groundbreaking innovations like the FF Super EAI F.A.C.E. System and FF EAI Embodied Intelligence AI Agent 6×4 Architecture. A global public launch is set for July 17 in Los Angeles, marking the start of pre-orders for this mass-market, AI-enabled electric vehicle.

SEALSQ Corp has acquired a 28.30% stake in WeCan Group SA, a Swiss blockchain innovator. This strategic investment aims to accelerate the development of quantum-resilient, blockchain-based security solutions for finance, IoT, and Web 3.0. The partnership will integrate post-quantum cryptography, PKI, and blockchain compliance platforms, enhancing KYC/KYB solutions, fortifying IoT devices, and expanding decentralized identity offerings.

Singapore is integrating self-driving vehicles into its public transport by late 2025, starting with residential areas. This move follows a visit by Singapore’s transport minister to WeRide, an autonomous driving leader. The partnership aims to accelerate AV deployment and improve connectivity, addressing demographic shifts and labor shortages. Singapore plans to expedite AV adoption over the next five years with WeRide’s support.

Barton Gold Holdings Limited has updated its Mineral Resources Estimate for the Challenger Gold Project, focusing on higher-grade open pit materials and tailings reprocessing. This strategic shift aims to de-risk and accelerate production, with initial “Stage 1” operations targeting late 2026. The company plans feasibility studies by year-end 2025, leveraging existing infrastructure to reduce cost and risk.

Aurinia Pharmaceuticals will present Phase 1 study results for its investigational therapy AUR200 on June 30, 2025. The company, focused on autoimmune diseases, previously launched LUPKYNIS and is developing AUR200 as a dual inhibitor targeting BAFF and APRIL. The findings will be shared via webcast and conference call.

Torrent Pharmaceuticals is set to acquire a controlling stake in JB Pharma from KKR for INR 25,689 crores. This strategic move, followed by a merger, aims to significantly expand Torrent’s presence in the Indian pharmaceutical market. It will bolster their chronic segment expertise, introduce international CDMO capabilities, and enhance market share and operational synergies. The deal also diversifies Torrent’s business into the promising CDMO sector.

Real Game Used leverages AI for authenticating sports memorabilia, addressing unethical practices and manipulation within the market. Founded by CEO Marshall Perkins, the company provides transparent, evidence-based authentication, analyzing image and video details to enhance human expertise and accuracy. They aim to disrupt industry monopolies and protect collectors from undue influence and unfair pricing, restoring integrity to the collectibles world.

Smith+Nephew will support select athletes at Wimbledon 2025, showcasing their commitment to ‘Life Unlimited’ through sports medicine technology. Their innovative solutions, including the REGENETEN Bioinductive Implant, CARTIHEAL AGILI-C Cartilage Repair Implant, and Q-FIX KNOTLESS All-Suture Anchor, address the physical demands and injuries common in tennis. This partnership builds on the success of their 2024 sponsorship, highlighting their role in helping athletes return to competition.