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Mobileye (MBLY) priced Intel’s secondary offering of 50 million Class A shares at $16.50 each, with underwriters holding a 30-day option for 7.5 million additional shares. The offering, closing July 11, 2025, requires Mobileye’s concurrent repurchase of 6.23 million shares from Intel, approved by its board. Post-closing, Intel intends to convert 50 million Class B shares to Class A to expand the public float but will retain ownership. Mobileye will not sell shares or receive proceeds. Goldman Sachs and BofA lead the underwriting, supported by major banks. The offering is subject to SEC registration and standard closing conditions.

PJX Resources raised C$1.65M via private placement to fund exploration at its Dewdney Trail Property in BC, near the historic Sullivan Mine. Financing includes flow-through shares (CA$0.14) and standard units (CA$0.12) with warrants. Recent findings show Sedex horizons like those at Sullivan, with surface samples up to 8.2% zinc and 42g/t silver. Aggressive drilling starts July 15, targeting potential large-scale mineralization amidst low zinc inventories. Risks include share dilution and early-stage exploration status.

NorthWestern Energy (N/A) will host an investor webinar on July 31, 2025, at 3:30 p.m. ET to discuss Q2 2025 financial results. The detailed earnings release for the quarter ending June 30th will publish after market close on July 30th. Registration for the virtual event is available through the company’s investor portal, with a replay offered afterward. Serving approximately 787,000 customers across Montana, South Dakota, Nebraska and Yellowstone National Park, NWE focuses on reliable, scalable energy infrastructure.

Jamf’s VP of Global Channel Sales Marc Botham was named a 2025 Inclusive Channel Leader by CRN. His diversity initiatives drove 37% partner leadership roles to underrepresented groups, surpassing industry averages. Key programs included a mentorship pipeline boosting female-led partners by 41% YoY, tailored financing for minority businesses, and cross-cultural training adopted by 92% of partners. Jamf’s inclusive approach increased partner retention by 28% and amplified deal sizes by 19%, aligning with rising ESG priorities in enterprise tech.

Uber is the official rideshare and delivery partner for the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games and Team USA. It will manage citywide rideshare operations, including multimodal transit (cars/bikes/scooters), to reduce congestion and handle venue transport logistics. Uber Eats will provide delivery within the Olympic Village and mobile ordering at venues. Concurrently, Uber partners with NBCUniversal to enhance broadcast coverage for both the 2026 Winter and LA28 Games. (76 words)

Toll Brothers launches Weston Reserve, an exclusive 23-home luxury community in Apex, North Carolina, priced from $1.33M. Offering 4,050-5,000 sqft customizable estates with multigenerational suites and smart home tech, the development targets affluent buyers in the tech-driven Research Triangle. Despite a 22% price premium over local luxury markets, strategic advantages include proximity to top schools, Jordan Lake amenities, and projected 35% gross margins. Challenges include high per-acre costs from low density. The project aligns with regional population growth (4.2% in 2024) and Toll Brothers’ Sun Belt expansion, leveraging land acquisitions to capitalize on forecasted 5.8% annual price appreciation through 2030.

Bayhorse Silver (OTCQB: BHSIF) will conduct an induced polarization survey covering over 35% of its Pegasus silver-copper project in Idaho, targeting three mineralization types: silver extensions, copper porphyry, and gold-rich skarn. This follows promising airborne survey results showing anomalies. CEO Graeme O’Neill highlighted regulatory advantages from President Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill, which could expedite permits and offer tax incentives. The company’s existing Idaho processing plant adds strategic value, but exploration risks persist without drilling validation. The project is near Hercules Metals’ copper discovery in a mining-friendly jurisdiction.

VERSES AI Inc. (OTCQB: VRSSD) priced a public offering of 1,007,764 units at US$6.946 each, aiming for gross proceeds of approximately $7 million. Each unit includes one Class A subordinate voting share and one-half warrant. Full warrants are exercisable at US$8.409 per share for 36 months. Proceeds will support the company’s balance sheet, research & development initiatives, and operational needs. The offering is led by agents A.G.P. Canada Investments ULC and U.S. affiliate A.G.P./Alliance Global Partners.

IonQ partners with South Korea’s KISTI and Megazone Cloud to establish the nation’s first Quantum Computing Center of Excellence, deploying a 100-qubit quantum system for hybrid computing via a private cloud. Funded by a multimillion-dollar government grant, the initiative aims to drive breakthroughs in pharmaceuticals, materials science, and AI. The collaboration expands IonQ’s Asian alliances amid global quantum investments exceeding $40 billion since 2022, positioning the company strategically despite industry challenges like qubit stability and competition from IBM and Honeywell.

Aris Mining (TSX: ARIS; NYSE-A: ARMN) reminds holders that its TSX warrants (ARIS.WT.A) expire July 29, 2025. These “in-the-money” warrants (C$5.50 exercise vs. C$9.46 share price) offer immediate value. Approximately 48.2% (28M warrants) have been exercised, generating C$77M. Exercising the remaining 30.2M warrants by the deadline could provide the company an additional C$83M. CEO Neil Woodyer stated this expiry completes capital structure simplification efforts. Warrant holders must act promptly and confirm their broker’s deadlines.