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SK hynix has begun shipping mobile DRAM featuring industry-first High-K EMC, significantly improving thermal management. This innovation boosts thermal conductivity by 3.5x and reduces thermal resistance by 47%, mitigating heat issues in on-device AI applications, where rising data transfer rates generate considerable heat. The breakthrough is achieved by incorporating Alumina into Silica-based EMC. SK hynix aims to lead in next-generation mobile DRAM through continued material innovation, enhancing performance and extending device lifespan.

General Enterprise Ventures (GEVI) announced a 1-for-6 reverse stock split, effective August 27, 2025, reducing outstanding shares to approximately 14.6 million. The stock will trade as GEVID temporarily before reverting to GEVI. This strategic move aims to meet national securities exchange listing requirements and attract institutional investors. The split won’t affect percentage ownership; fractional shares will be rounded up. The company, through its subsidiary Mighty Fire Breaker, seeks growth in wildfire prevention technology.

Toll Brothers is offering a final opportunity to purchase luxury townhomes at its Hilltop community in Reno, Nevada. Located next to Lakeridge Golf Course, these move-in ready, three-story residences range from 2,636 to over 3,010 square feet, with prices starting in the mid-$700,000s. Each home features 3 bedrooms, multiple baths, and a 2-car garage, plus finished basements, covered patios, and decks ideal for full-time living or a low-maintenance lifestyle.

Pop Mart will launch its Mini LABUBU collectables online tonight and in stores tomorrow. Priced at $11 each or $155 for a set, these small figurines aim to capitalize on the growing demand for collectibles, evidenced by over 24,100 reservations for a similar series on Dewu. The Mini LABUBU is designed as an accessible and versatile accessory. Pop Mart’s CEO Wang Ning expressed strong confidence in its market potential, envisioning it as a popular product that could redefine collectible figure interaction.

CNH Industrial (CNHI) has priced a €500 million offering of 3.875% notes due September 3, 2035, at 98.906% of the principal amount. The proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes, including debt repayment. Offered exclusively outside the U.S. to non-U.S. institutional investors, the notes will be listed on the Euronext Dublin Global Exchange Market. The transaction, expected to close September 3, 2025, aims to optimize CNH’s debt maturity profile and reflects a proactive capital management strategy.

Seven Arts Entertainment Inc. (SAPX) has formed a joint venture with Hanger Ink, aiming to leverage Hanger’s production capabilities in marketing materials, set design, and branded merchandise. The venture is projected to generate $5-8 million in revenue over the next 18 months. SAPX also secured a 90-day window for a potential acquisition of Hanger Ink and is undergoing extended due diligence. The partnership seeks to capitalize on cross-promotion and Hanger’s industry relationships.

Meituan aims to eliminate late-delivery penalties for crowdsourced riders by the end of 2025, shifting to positive incentives. Pilot programs testing alternative management approaches in multiple cities show improved rider experience. They are finalizing a points-based system to replace deductions. Meituan is also piloting a “Safety Score” system rewarding riders for safe practices such as avoiding red lights, resulting in a 26% decrease in red-light violations and cash rewards for over 20,000 riders.

Renovaro Inc. (NASDAQ:RENB) rebranded as Lunai Bioworks, focusing on AI-powered biodefense, drug discovery, and advanced diagnostics. This follows its merger with BioSymetrics, bringing partnerships with Janssen, Pfizer, Merck, and others. Lunai’s platform uses multimodal AI for real-time biological signal analysis, enabling early detection, patient stratification, and therapeutic targeting. The stock will continue trading under the RENB ticker. CEO David Weinstein emphasizes the company’s commitment to addressing global health and security challenges with AI-driven solutions.

Greenway Greenhouse Cannabis Corp. (CSE: GWAY) (OTCQB: GWAYF) reported its Q1 2025 financial results, highlighting a 54% increase in average net sales price per gram to $1.71 and a gross margin surge to 50%. While net revenue dipped to $1.62 million, gross profit rose to $841,227, and net loss significantly reduced by 69% to $166,453. The company boasts a substantial inventory and a solid cash balance. Greenway also signed a supply agreement with 4C LABS in the U.K., expanding its global presence.

On August 26th, Neusoft Medical and United Imaging Healthcare both received NMPA approval for their Photon-Counting Computed Tomography (PCCT) systems in China. Based on registration certificate numbers, Neusoft Medical appears to be the first to market. PCCT technology offers ultra-high-resolution imaging with lower radiation, improving early lesion detection. This near-simultaneous approval signifies the progress of domestic manufacturers in high-end medical equipment and their ability to compete internationally. Local production is expected to lower costs and improve accessibility, enhancing disease diagnostics across China.