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.OUTFRONT Media appointed Stacy Minero as Chief Marketing & Experience Officer and Abhi Vyas (from Verizon) as Vice President of Performance Marketing to accelerate its “in‑real‑life” (IRL) strategy. Minero brings cross‑platform storytelling and creator‑economy expertise from Epic Games, Twitter, and major brands, while Vyas adds AI‑driven programmatic and data‑analytics capabilities. The hires aim to blend brand building with measurable performance, leveraging new tech such as location‑based analytics, real‑time bidding, and AI‑powered campaigns for upcoming events like the 2026 Super Bowl and FIFA World Cup.

.Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa will join a fireside chat at Goldman Sachs’ 17th Annual Industrials & Autos Week on Dec 4, 2025 (3:05‑3:40 p.m. CET/9:05‑9:40 a.m. EST). The live webcast will stream on Stellantis’ investor portal, with a replay later. Filosa is expected to outline the firm’s push for 70 % electric or hybrid models by 2030, recent EV launches, a 12 % Q3 profit rise, financing plans, autonomous‑driving architecture and software‑defined vehicle services.

nLIGHT, Inc. (Nasdaq: LASR) will present at the 14th Annual NYC Summit on Dec 16, 2025 in New York, with materials later posted on its investor portal. The round‑robin conference gathers 15 host companies and invited investors/analysts. nLIGHT, a leading high‑power laser provider for defense, LIDAR, inspection and additive manufacturing, cites a $7 bn market by 2030 and reported 22 % YoY revenue growth in FY2024, driven by expanded shipments and a 15 % R&D spend. Analysts will watch guidance on directed‑energy contracts and the planned 10‑kW laser module rollout in 2026.

Heineken Holding (HKHHY) disclosed that under its €750 million share‑buyback program, it repurchased 179,389 shares at €61.25 each between 24‑28 Nov 2025, bringing total repurchases to 4,258,508 shares for €266.16 million as of 28 Nov. The initial tranche is capped at €375 million, and weekly updates are posted on its investor site.

Scottie Resources (TSXV:SCOT) sold a 4,588‑tonne bulk sample from the Bend Vein pit, assayed at 15.89 g/t gold and 42.28 g/t silver. The cargo will ship Dec 10‑12 2025, with 90 % of the invoice paid upfront at $4,100/oz gold and $49.50/oz silver; the remaining 10 % is due after final assay reconciliation. Net proceeds of about C$9 million will fund a feasibility study, permitting and further drilling. The company also expanded a flow‑through placement to raise up to $24.24 million.

Hafnia Limited reported Q3 2025 net profit of $91.5 million ($0.18 per share), down from $215.6 million a year earlier, with adjusted EBITDA of $150.5 million and TCE earnings of $247 million at $26,040 per day. NAV reached $3.4 billion ($6.76 per share) and an 80% dividend of $0.147 per share was declared. Off‑hire days fell after dry‑dock delays, and 71% of Q4 earning days are booked at $25,610. Management expects robust demand, tighter clean‑tanker supply and favorable rates through 2025‑26.

Thermal Energy International Inc. (TSXV: TMG/OTCQB: TMGEF) announced on Nov 30 2025 that it granted 3,334,000 stock options to its officers and directors. The options have a five‑year term with an exercise price of $0.125 per share, pending regulatory approval. 1,334,000 will vest in three equal annual installments; the remaining 2,000,000 will vest in four equal annual installments. The grant aligns management with shareholders but could cause dilution if exercised.

Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) announced that Thailand’s InnovestX Securities, a SCBX subsidiary, will adopt ICE’s Portfolio Analytics (IPA) platform. IPA offers a unified, cloud‑native environment for pre‑trade pricing, intraday analytics, and lifecycle management across multiple asset classes, leveraging ICE’s high‑resolution market data and real‑time risk dashboards. The solution aims to enhance InnovestX’s pricing accuracy, automate workflows, and tighten risk controls for structured products, reducing manual errors and accelerating trade execution. ICE highlights the partnership as part of its strategy to expand technology services in emerging markets and support data‑driven risk management.

Rosen Law filed a securities class‑action for investors who bought StubHub (NYSE STUB) in its September 2025 IPO, alleging the registration statement misrepresented vendor‑payment timing and free‑cash‑flow, inflating valuation. The firm will work on a contingency basis, inviting shareholders to join via a portal; a lead plaintiff must be named by Jan 23 2026. No class is yet certified. The case underscores disclosure risks for fintech platforms and may prompt tighter SEC cash‑flow reporting requirements.

Princess Cruises announced that its Royal‑Class flagship Sky Princess will home‑port in Port Canaveral, Florida, launching a Caribbean season through March 2026 with six‑ and eight‑day cruises, plus optional 14‑day voyages. The 141,000‑ton, 3,660‑guest vessel features dual‑fuel LNG engines meeting IMO Tier III standards and the MedallionClass digital platform. The deployment supports Carnival’s strategy to deepen Central‑Florida market penetration, with analysts forecasting a 4‑6 % lift in RevPAC for 2025‑26. Port Canaveral’s multimodal access is highlighted as a competitive advantage.