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Dror Ortho-Design disclosed in its second-quarter filing that its recurring losses and cash position of just $93,563 raise substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern, and it must raise additional capital to fund operations.
Group 1 Automotive has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the assets of Hennessy Automobile Companies, adding 10 dealerships and a collision center in the greater Atlanta market for an aggregate purchase price of approximately $1.3 billion, with financing backstopped by a bridge commitment from JPMorgan.
Open Lending Corporation announced the completion of its acquisition by ANV Group Holdings Ltd. through a tender offer and subsequent merger, with stockholders receiving $3.15 per share in cash and the company's stock set to be delisted from Nasdaq.
New Era Energy & Digital disclosed its first-quarter financials can no longer be relied upon after identifying errors in the classification of professional fees and the valuation of executive stock awards, and it is also reviewing its accounting for a recent acquisition.
River Financial Corporation disclosed that its investigation into the June ransomware incident is ongoing, and the company obtained representations from the threat actor that it deleted the exfiltrated data, though the full scope and impact remain undetermined.
Vireo Growth Inc. has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Planet 13 Holdings Inc. in an all-stock transaction, with Planet 13 shareholders set to receive 0.015383618 of a Vireo subordinate voting share for each share of Planet 13 common stock they hold.
Analog Devices reported unauthorized access to its systems in June 2026 that resulted in data exfiltration, and separately disclosed it is assessing a public report of a different cybersecurity matter from late July.
American Resources Corp filed an amended 8-K clarifying the sequence of events that led to the dismissal of GreenGrowth CPA's and the withdrawal of GreenGrowth's audit opinion on the company's 2025 financial statements, confirming that UHY LLP has been engaged to perform a full re-audit.
Axalta Coating Systems voluntarily expanded its merger proxy statement with additional financial advisor analyses and disclosed two shareholder lawsuits seeking to block its pending combination with AkzoNobel.
CBIZ, Inc. announced it will make a voluntary rescission offer to employees who received shares under its Employee Stock Purchase Plan that were not properly registered, and it identified two material weaknesses in its internal control over financial reporting, leading to a non-reliance determination on prior assessments.
Cactus Acquisition Corp. 1 Ltd. filed its annual report for 2025, disclosing a going concern warning from its auditor and reporting that it has not yet completed its planned merger with Tembo e-LV B.V., with its current operating deadline extended to November 2, 2026.
Greenwave Technology Solutions disclosed a working capital deficit of $18 million and a $522 million accumulated deficit in its latest quarterly filing, raising substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern.
Hayward Holdings disclosed the final approval of a $19.85 million securities class action settlement in its latest quarterly report, resolving claims that the company and certain executives misled investors about inventory and growth prospects between October 2021 and July 2022.
House of Doge dismissed its independent auditor CBIZ CPAs and hired Davidson & Company LLP, while a subsidiary issued a $1.4 million short-term note repayable in shares of CleanCore Solutions.
Inotiv completed its prepackaged Chapter 11 reorganization on July 19, 2026, with the successor entity Inotiv Parent, LLC issuing new equity and warrants to former lenders and noteholders while canceling all previously outstanding common shares.
O-I Glass recorded a non-cash goodwill impairment of $873 million in the second quarter of 2026, driving a net loss of $965 million for the period and reducing total assets by more than $1 billion from year-end 2025.
uniQure N.V. reported in its latest quarterly filing that it has reached a preliminary settlement to resolve a consolidated securities class action lawsuit, while also continuing to defend against two shareholder derivative actions.
U.S. Gold Corp. disclosed in its annual report that its recurring losses and need for substantial project financing raise substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern, while its CK Gold Project in Wyoming remains paused pending full funding.
Forte Biosciences entered into a definitive merger agreement with argenx BV, which will acquire all outstanding shares of Forte for $77.00 per share in cash through a tender offer and subsequent merger, valuing the transaction at a significant premium.
Diana Shipping's unsolicited tender offer to acquire Genco Shipping & Trading expired on July 24, 2026, without purchasing any shares, after 31.6% of shares not owned by Diana were tendered but the offer's conditions were not met.
Katapult Holdings disclosed two stockholder lawsuits and several demand letters challenging its merger proxy disclosures, and it has voluntarily issued supplemental information ahead of the August 6 special meeting to approve its business combination with Aaron's and CCF Holdings.
Planet 13 Holdings and Vireo Growth announced a definitive merger agreement under which Vireo will acquire Planet 13, with Planet 13 surviving as a wholly owned subsidiary.
Vireo Growth Inc. announced a definitive merger agreement to acquire Planet 13 Holdings Inc., with Planet 13 becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of Vireo in an all-stock transaction.
American Resources Corp dismissed auditor GreenGrowth CPA's and disclosed that GreenGrowth withdrew its opinion on the company's 2025 financial statements.
Lisata Therapeutics terminated its merger agreement with Kuva Labs after Kuva failed to secure financing and complete the $4.00 per share tender offer, triggering a $2 million termination fee and a new strategic review by Lisata's board.
The bankruptcy court confirmed QVC Group's prepackaged Chapter 11 plan, which will cancel all existing common and preferred stock for no consideration and hand ownership of the reorganized company to its secured lenders.
The bankruptcy court confirmed QVC Inc.'s prepackaged Chapter 11 plan on July 20, clearing the way for the company to restructure its debt and cancel existing equity interests once conditions are met.
SoundHound AI received the last required foreign investment clearance from Bulgarian authorities, satisfying all regulatory conditions for its proposed acquisition of LivePerson.
VSee Health entered a settlement agreement with ADI Funding and M2B Funding to resolve a default notice on a $271,739 secured note, agreeing to repay the debt, make a $50,000 cash payment, and issue additional convertible promissory notes and restricted shares.
Axalta Coating Systems and AkzoNobel amended their merger agreement to enhance governance arrangements for the combined company, including annual director elections and revised approval thresholds, following shareholder feedback.
Fly-E Group's annual report details a settled trademark infringement lawsuit with UL LLC and ongoing securities litigation stemming from a sharp revenue decline and stock drop in 2025.
Charter Communications commenced private exchange offers for multiple series of outstanding senior secured notes, aiming to issue up to $3.5 billion in new notes.
HeartSciences Inc. reported in its annual filing that its independent auditor has expressed substantial doubt about the company's ability to continue as a going concern, citing recurring losses and the need for additional funding to support operations, regulatory clearance, and commercialization.
Sleep Number Corporation, operating under bankruptcy protection, amended its stalking horse asset purchase agreement with Sleep Country Canada, increasing the cash purchase price to $529.5 million following a court-supervised auction.
Apex Treasury Corp, a blank-check company, has agreed to merge with AI infrastructure firm TECfusions in an all-stock deal valuing the target at $4 billion.
Domo's board adopted a shareholder rights plan designed to protect the company's net operating loss carryforwards and other tax attributes by deterring any person or group from acquiring 4.9% or more of its common stock without board approval.
Five Below reported that a threat actor gained unauthorized access to a single employee's computer through social engineering and exfiltrated files, but the company contained the incident and believes no personally identifiable information was compromised.
NovaGold Resources entered into an arrangement agreement with a new Delaware corporation and Paulson Advisers that will consolidate ownership of the Donlin Gold project under a single publicly traded entity, with Paulson contributing its 40 percent indirect interest in the project in exchange for shares capped at 19.99 percent voting power.
Upbound Group reported unauthorized access to certain customer information that was used to facilitate fraudulent lease-to-own agreements, resulting in approximately $13 million in elevated losses in its Acima segment during the second quarter of 2026.
First Financial Bancorp announced an agreement to acquire Finward Bancorp and its subsidiary Peoples Bank in an all-stock deal valued at 1.35 shares of First Financial common stock for each Finward share, with the merger expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2026.
Finward Bancorp has entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by First Financial Bancorp in an all-stock transaction valued at approximately $208 million, with each Finward share converting into 1.35 shares of First Financial common stock.
GoHealth emerged from its prepackaged Chapter 11 bankruptcy on July 21, 2026, converting into a private limited liability company controlled by former first-lien lenders, while existing Class A and Class B common stock was cancelled.
Adapti, Inc. concluded that its 2025 acquisition of Ballengee Group was incorrectly accounted for and that Ballengee Group should have been treated as the accounting acquirer, rendering the company's quarterly financials for the periods ended September 30 and December 31, 2025 unreliable.
Alternus Clean Energy reported no revenue and a net loss for the first quarter of 2026, while its auditor reiterated substantial doubt about the company’s ability to continue as a going concern.
Drugs Made In America Acquisition Corp. filed an 8-K detailing a third amendment to its merger agreement with Power Analytics Global Corp., which restructures founder share treatment, introduces a rights tender offer, resets minimum cash requirements, and pre-approves a potential three-party combination.
Greenidge Generation Holdings, now renamed Vulcan Infrastructure and Power, has entered into agreements for a $39.4 million private investment that will reshape its board, retire most of its senior notes, and accelerate its strategic shift from bitcoin mining to power and digital infrastructure for AI and high-performance computing.
Sangamo Therapeutics disclosed that Nasdaq denied its appeal to remain listed, and the bankruptcy court approved bidding procedures for the sale of the company's assets, setting an August 4 bid deadline and an August 20 sale hearing.
Clover Health reported that a threat actor gained access to three employee accounts through social engineering, potentially exposing member personal and health information.
Ennis, Inc. disclosed that director Michael D. Magill failed to receive a majority of votes at its annual meeting, but the board rejected his tendered resignation after determining that a proxy advisor's recommendation against him was based on incorrect information about his independence.
EyePoint will pay $4.7 million to resolve federal and state allegations that it paid kickbacks to ambulatory surgery centers to induce purchases of its post-cataract surgery drug DEXYCU, and has entered a five-year corporate integrity agreement with the HHS Office of Inspector General.
Trans American Aquaculture disclosed that its 2024 annual report can no longer be relied upon due to material errors in liability classifications, accrued interest, and depreciation, and it identified material weaknesses in its internal controls.
Lisata Therapeutics amended its merger agreement with Kuva Labs to extend the deadline for completing the deal from July 17 to July 21, 2026, providing a brief window to finalize the pending acquisition.
Organon voluntarily added disclosures to its definitive proxy statement after a stockholder filed a lawsuit seeking to halt the July 23 special meeting vote on the company's acquisition by Sun Pharma.
River Financial Corporation reported that two additional class action lawsuits have been filed against the company in connection with the June ransomware attack, bringing the total to four.
Arbutus Biopharma received its $178 million share of Moderna’s $950 million patent settlement payment and disclosed performance bonuses for its CEO and CFO tied to litigation proceeds.
ArcBest disclosed a restructuring plan that includes a 2% workforce reduction, the retirement of the MoLo and Panther brand names, facility consolidations, and the discontinuation of its Vaux Freight Movement System. The company expects approximately $85 million in total impairment charges and $40 million in annualized run-rate cash savings.
FirstCash Holdings increased its recommended cash offer for UK-based Ramsdens Holdings to 684 pence per share, up from the original 609 pence, valuing the pawnbroker and financial services company at approximately 229 million pounds sterling.
The bankruptcy court confirmed Inotiv's prepackaged Chapter 11 plan, which will cancel all existing common shares without any distribution to current equity holders and issue new equity to prepetition lenders and noteholders upon emergence as a private company.
Uber has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Delivery Hero SE through a voluntary public takeover offer at €41.50 per share, valuing the transaction at approximately €14.2 billion and signaling a major expansion of its global delivery footprint.
BayFirst Financial will restate its financial statements for 2024, 2025, and the first quarter of 2026 after discovering misstatements tied to deferred origination costs and accrued interest on defaulted loans, alongside a $37 million asset resolution adjustment.
High Wire Networks announced its 2025 quarterly financial statements should no longer be relied upon after discovering it failed to record loan defaults, understating expenses and net loss by $1.4 million. The company also identified a material weakness in its internal controls over debt monitoring.
Nuvalent, Inc. has completed its merger with a subsidiary of GSK plc, with the tender offer closing at 91.3% of shares tendered.
Palmer Square Capital BDC completed a reset of its $300 million collateralized loan obligation, issuing new secured notes and extending the debt maturity to July 2039 while retaining all subordinated notes.
Regen BioPharma reached a court-approved settlement to resolve a $398,740 claim by issuing shares of its stock, and it replaced its independent auditor after that firm’s attest business was acquired.
Hawthorn Bancshares announced it has obtained all required regulatory approvals to complete its acquisition of FSC Bancshares, leaving only FBI shareholder approval and other customary closing conditions before the deal can close in the third quarter of 2026.
OFA Group’s annual report details that it recorded a $15 million tokenization services contract at zero value because the fair value of the noncash consideration received could not be reliably measured, while also confirming it has until December 7 to regain Nasdaq’s minimum bid price requirement.
SBC Medical Group Holdings disclosed it received a Nasdaq notice of non-compliance with board independence and audit committee requirements after director Mike Sayama did not stand for re-election.
Waste Energy Corp. disclosed in its annual report that its recurring losses and working capital deficit raise substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern, while the company works toward commercial operations at its Midland, Texas facility later this year.
Diana Shipping extended the expiration of its unsolicited tender offer for Genco Shipping & Trading to July 24, 2026, and reported that 29.7% of shares not already owned by Diana have been tendered into the $27.34 per share cash-and-stock offer.
Cue Biopharma secured approximately $50 million through a private stock sale to fund clinical development, while its own forward-looking statement disclosures acknowledge the company still faces a going concern determination and may not have enough capital to operate beyond the next twelve months.
River Financial disclosed that a threat actor removed data from its network during the June ransomware incident, and two class action lawsuits have been filed against the company.
Solésence, Inc. disclosed that its subsidiary entered into a settlement agreement with Refy Beauty Ltd to resolve disputes over previously sold consumer care products, agreeing to pay $938,000 in installments while also establishing a six-month exclusive development window for a new SPF product.
Sentient Brands Holdings entered into confidential pre-filing settlement agreements with two former managers, who agreed to surrender 455,496 restricted shares for cancellation and provide cooperation in planned litigation over allegedly improper historical share issuances.
SR Bancorp reported that an unauthorized actor accessed files on the computer servers of its internal audit provider, Mercadien, P.C., exposing personal information belonging to certain Somerset Regal Bank customers. The company stated its own systems were not impacted and it does not expect a material financial hit from the incident.
Air Industries Group filed an amended merger agreement with Tenax Aerospace on July 2, 2026, revising the deal structure to remove a planned post-closing tender offer and adjusting the share issuance terms. The transaction, which would result in Tenax members owning approximately 96% of the combined company, remains subject to stockholder approval and other closing conditions.
byNordic Acquisition Corp. deposited $17,470 into its trust account to secure its twelfth and final one-month extension.
Blaize Holdings resolved a disagreement with Bess Ventures, an entity controlled by its board chair, by issuing 2 million shares of common stock.
ProPhase Labs filed a second amendment to its first-quarter report, restating financials to correct errors in revenue and costs.
The SPAC disclosed that its financial reports from Q3 2024 through Q2 2025 contain errors and should no longer be relied upon.
Diana Shipping filed its twentieth amendment to its tender offer statement for Genco Shipping & Trading, disclosing a 14.4% beneficial ownership stake as it continues its unsolicited campaign to acquire the dry bulk shipper.
Diana Shipping filed its nineteenth amendment to its tender offer statement for Genco Shipping & Trading, disclosing a 14.4% beneficial ownership stake as it continues its unsolicited campaign.
NSA voluntarily supplemented its merger proxy statement with new details on its evaluation process, Morgan Stanley's analysis, and financial projections for a related joint venture.
ProPhase Labs filed an amended first-quarter report because its independent auditor had not finished reviewing the financial statements before the original June 30 deadline.
Interactive Strength resolved a $451,361 shortfall on a converted loan by issuing 225,681 shares of Series C Preferred Stock to Vertical Investors, LLC. The settlement closes out a restoration clause tied to the lender's stock sale proceeds.
Synergy Empire Limited filed an amendment to its original July 2024 current report, providing a greatly expanded description of its acquisition of Malaysian biopharmaceutical company Meluha Therapeutics Berhad. The filing restates the deal terms and adds extensive new detail on Meluha's business, products, industry, and risk factors.
Whitestone REIT voluntarily added disclosures to its definitive proxy statement after shareholders filed three lawsuits and sent twelve demand letters challenging the adequacy of the original disclosures related to its acquisition by Ares.
Senmiao Technology (AIHS) announced it will restate its December 2025 quarterly report after discovering it incorrectly accounted for warrants as equity instead of derivative liabilities.
ProPhase Labs reported a $5.4 million net loss for the first quarter of 2026, pushing its total stockholders' equity to a deficit of $614,000. The company's cash reserves dwindled to just $31,000 while its short-term debt and accounts payable continued to climb.
A New York court sided with Ark Restaurants on its core breach-of-contract claim against the Bryant Park landlord, awarding money damages.
Chemours reached a proposed settlement with the EPA and West Virginia regulators over PFAS emissions at three facilities, agreeing to pay a $22.5 million civil penalty and dedicate $90 million to mitigation projects over 15 years.
CODI has entered into settlement agreements that resolve all claims against it from the Lugano Diamonds bankruptcy.
The company says its 2024 annual report can no longer be relied upon after its auditor found a $1.3 million unrecorded derivative liability tied to convertible debt. A corrected filing is coming.
CS Diagnostics Corp. told investors it can no longer rely on its financial statements from 2022 through 2025 after concluding a $499.4 million intangible asset was improperly recorded.
Eco Science Solutions posted its first $253 in revenue from its Herbo Pay platform but remains a going concern with a defaulted promissory note tied to a settled shareholder derivative lawsuit.
The company now says its first, second, and third quarter 2024 financial statements can no longer be trusted, extending a restatement that began with its full-year 2024 audit.
AmpliTech Group disclosed that a shareholder intends to file a derivative lawsuit over a $3.2 million digital currency fraud the company suffered in 2024, an incident the company says it already investigated and remediated.
AeroVironment is restating its January 2026 quarterly financials after an $89.4 million goodwill impairment calculation error inflated its Space unit's carrying value.
Outdoor Holding Company resolved its litigation with Digital Cash Processing by agreeing to pay $4.4 million, removing a legal overhang as the company focuses on its GunBroker marketplace following the sale of its ammunition business.
Select Medical added new financial details to its merger proxy statement after three shareholder lawsuits and eleven demand letters alleged the original disclosures omitted material information about the $16.50-per-share buyout.
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