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Champion Safe Company, a subsidiary of American Rebel Holdings (NASDAQ: AREB), supported The Light Foundation’s inaugural Buckeye Blast shooting event in Delaware, Ohio, by donating a premium biometric safe as a raffle prize. The fundraiser aimed to boost youth development programs through outdoor leadership initiatives. Held at Black Wing Shooting Center, an American Rebel dealer, the event highlighted synergies between Champion Safe’s security focus and the Foundation’s values, while aligning with AREB’s broader strategy to expand brand presence across lifestyle and craft beer markets.

Acer unveiled the Predator Triton 14 AI and Helios Neo 14 laptops alongside the Orion 3000 gaming desktop at Computex 2025. Powered by NVIDIA RTX 50 Series GPUs (Blackwell architecture) and Intel Ultra processors (288V/285H/265F), these systems feature graphene thermal interface materials in laptops for 14.5% cooler CPU performance, 2.8K OLED displays with 0.2ms response times, and PCIe 5.0 expandability in the Orion 3000. Targeting hybrid creators and gamers, they combine Microsoft Copilot+ certification, real-time AI-optimized workflows, and tiered pricing: Triton 14 AI at €2,999 (July 2025), Helios Neo 14 AI from €1,699/AUD 4,499 (Dec 2025), and Orion 3000 at €1,099 (Q3 2025).

GRI Bio (NASDAQ: GRI), a San Diego-based biotech targeting iNKT cells for autoimmune therapies, will present its immunomodulatory platform at A.G.P.’s 2025 Healthcare Showcase on May 21 (2:40 PM ET) via live webcast. Dr. Marc Hertz, CEO, will outline advancements over traditional CAR-T approaches and highlight upcoming Phase II results for GRI-0621 (IPF/lupus pipelines) and its 500-compound library. The event attracts 500+ investors and historically correlates with 8% stock performance gains, offering critical visibility for the company’s early-inflammation intervention strategy. [99 words]

SRx Health Solutions (NYSE: SRXH) reallocated $1.5 million from Solana (SOL) to Ethereum (ETH), approved by Chairman Adesh Vora to boost treasury diversification and sustainable shareholder value. The move leverages Ethereum’s institutional adoption and perceived stability over Solana’s volatility, reflecting strategic agility. However, crypto market fluctuations and regulatory risks persist, potentially sparking investor concerns about capital exposure in volatile digital assets.

Mercurity Fintech (MFH) subsidiary Chaince Securities secured a corporate advisory role for an Asia-Pacific healthcare firm’s U.S. listing, driven by regulatory shifts in China and investor skepticism toward Hong Kong IPOs. Chaince will manage SEC filings, regulatory alignment between FDA and local standards, and investor roadshows. CEO Shi Qiu emphasized MFH’s cross-border model merging “tech-first” and institutional expertise, citing $2.1B in recent deals. The engagement highlights expanding trans-Pacific healthcare financing amid tightening biomedical rules and Asia firms’ liquidity pursuits in U.S. markets.

Eightco Holdings (NASDAQ: OCTO) reported Q1 2025 revenue of $9.9 million (+25% YoY), driven by its expansion into the high-volume, low-margin refurbished Apple products market. Operating losses narrowed 55% to $1.4 million through reduced SG&A expenses (-28% to $2.2 million), but gross margins collapsed to 8.2% from 17.5%, raising concerns about balancing growth with profitability amid rising interest costs ($1.3 million) and a $2.5 million net loss versus prior-year $1.9 million profit.

AtlasClear Holdings Inc. (NYSEAM: ATCH) reported Q1 2025 results showing core operational growth, including a 260% quarter-over-quarter increase in Wilson-Davis’ standalone non-GAAP net income. The company reduced debt by $14.8 million while building its fintech infrastructure through strategic mergers like Commercial Bancorp. Executives highlighted undervalued capital positioning at 36% of brokerage net capital and the transformative potential of integrating prime banking services with trading technology. Despite warnings about integration challenges and regulatory risks, leadership projects a capital story redefinition through synergies between correspondent broker-dealer Wilson-Davis (since 1968) and Farmers State Bank (established 1915), merging blue-chip expertise with modern fintech agility under its unified cloud platform.

Revolve Group, Inc. (NYSE: RVLV) will present at the Baird Global Consumer Conference (June 3), TD Cowen Future of the Consumer Conference (June 4), and William Blair Growth Stock Conference (June 5), highlighting its evolution from a Gen Z flash-sales platform to a $1.6 billion tech-driven e-commerce leader. The company emphasizes its dual marketplace-media model, leveraging 25M+ social media followers and analytics to convert influencer content into sales. With 2024 revenue reaching $874 million and gross/operating margins at 50.3% and 20%, Revolve’s vertical integration and trend-driven strategy aim to address investor concerns on scalability amid digital retail competition. Live webcasts and archives will be available via its investor relations portal.

Acer launches six Aspire AI laptops optimized for Windows 11 Copilot+, featuring Qualcomm, Intel, and AMD processors with AI-driven tools like AcerSense, LiveArt 2.0, and PurifiedVoice 2.0. Designed for hybrid workers, they offer portability (sub-16mm aluminum chassis), up to 28-hour battery life on Snapdragon models, EPEAT Gold certification, and 100% recyclable packaging. Prices start at €899 (Snapdragon) to €1,099 (Intel), targeting consumers and enterprises while facing challenges in software compatibility and competition, including NVIDIA’s advancements. Availability varies by region, with EMEA first in June 2025 and Australia in Q3.

MCAP Inc. (OTC: MCAP) reported Q1 2025 EPS of $0.09 alongside $24M revenue and $3.2M adjusted EBITDA, reflecting progress toward scaling high-margin financial tech operations. Strategic focus areas include institutional client expansion, low-latency infrastructure upgrades, and targeted capital deployment. The firm’s international order book business grew 12% quarter-over-quarter, driven by its Singapore market-making unit. With 47 pending patent filings and initiatives in blockchain settlement and AI compliance systems, MCAP aims for ISO 27001 certification by Q3. Recent trademark filings hint at cross-asset digital execution ambitions, though regulatory hurdles persist. Shares trade at 12x forward EBITDA, below sector average, as cybersecurity and EU AI trading rules pose potential cost risks.