LiqTech International has resolved $6 million in Senior Promissory Notes through a Debt Cancellation Agreement with affiliates of Bleichroeder and 21 April Fund. Upon the closing of its public offering, $3 million of notes will be canceled for common shares, and the company will repay $3 million in cash plus accrued interest. This agreement will eliminate the outstanding notes and provide resale registration rights for the issued shares to the holders, aiming to reduce leverage and simplify the capital structure.

Aptiv PLC has announced an expanded collaboration with NVIDIA to accelerate the adoption of production-ready edge AI, evolving NVIDIA Jetson platforms, including Jetson Thor, for intelligent systems. This partnership focuses on providing commercially supported, long-term lifecycle support for edge AI deployments, addressing critical needs like CVE monitoring, security patching, and CRA-ready platforms. The collaboration aims to reduce risk, simplify integration, and confidently scale edge AI across industries.

Karat Packaging Inc. (KRT) is participating in the Wells Fargo 16th Annual Global Industrials and Materials Conference, drawing investor attention to its growth strategy and capital allocation. The company, trading on Nasdaq, will discuss its operating performance and strategy in the North American packaging sector. Alongside this, Karat Packaging has been noted for its regular cash dividend program, offering an annualized dividend of USD 1.80 per share.

LSB Industries (NYSE:LXU) announced it is immediately beginning a previously scheduled turnaround at its Pryor, Oklahoma facility, moving it up from July 2026. The company does not anticipate this change to affect the duration or cost of the turnaround. This news follows strong Q1 2026 financial results and plans to acquire full ownership of a carbon capture project at its El Dorado facility.

LiqTech International announced a debt cancellation agreement with note holders, including affiliates of Bleichroeder L.P. and 21 April Fund entities. Upon the closing of a public offering, note holders will cancel $3.0 million in senior promissory notes in exchange for $3.0 million in common stock and an additional $3.0 million cash payment plus accrued interest. This transaction will eliminate the outstanding senior promissory notes issued in June 2022.

General Mills (NYSE: GIS) has entered into a definitive agreement to sell its Häagen-Dazs shops in Mainland China to an investor group including Ningji, a Chinese company known for its tea brands. The buyer will receive an exclusive license to use the Häagen-Dazs brand for ice cream shops and gifting in Mainland China, while General Mills retains ownership of its retail and foodservice operations in the region. This transaction aligns with General Mills' Accelerate strategy, focusing on profitable growth, and is expected to close in calendar year 2026.

Hinge Health (HNGE) President James Pursley had 6,326 shares of Class A Common Stock withheld at a value of $56.21 per share to cover federal and state tax obligations arising from the vesting of restricted stock units. This was an exempt, non-open-market transaction, and after the withholding, Pursley directly holds 773,897 shares, maintaining a substantial stake in the company. The transaction is a common procedure for covering tax liabilities associated with equity compensation.

Walmart is investing $2.5 billion to remodel 72 of its Texas stores in 2026, including a significant revamp of its 8923 W. Military Drive location in San Antonio. This particular San Antonio store will introduce a new sushi bar, fresh tortillas, and an updated auto care center waiting area, aiming to compete with local grocery giant H-E-B. The remodeling project is budgeted at nearly $1.9 million and is expected to conclude by September 2026, with the store remaining operational throughout the construction.

The Los Angeles Unified School District has won an appeal against an American International Group Inc. (AIG) unit regarding insurance coverage for claims of student abuse by a teacher. A California state appellate court found that the excess insurance policies were ambiguous, leaving open the possibility that the AIG unit may need to provide coverage for the multiple abuse claims. The ambiguity concerns whether an "occurrence" refers to each abusive act or the school district's singular negligence in hiring and supervising the teacher.

Cara Sylvester, an Executive Officer at Target Corp (TGT), sold 10,000 shares of the company on May 29, 2026, bringing her total holdings to 45,930 shares. This transaction aligns with a trend of insider selling at Target, with no insider buys and five insider sells over the past year. Target's stock is currently considered fairly valued, trading at $125.89 with a price-to-GF-Value ratio of 0.98.