Greenwave Technology Solutions (NASDAQ:GWAV) has received a second delinquency notice from Nasdaq for failing to file its quarterly report by the March 31, 2026 deadline, following a previous notice for not filing its 2025 annual report. The company has until June 22, 2026, to submit a compliance plan to avoid delisting, with its stock having plummeted 83% over the past year amidst significant financial challenges. Despite its struggles, InvestingPro suggests the stock may be undervalued, and the company is working to file the overdue reports as soon as practicable.

Boston Scientific (NYSE:BSX) experienced a 12.53% stock drop today after reiterating its underwhelming full-year organic growth guidance and noting softer demand in its WATCHMAN and urology franchises. Despite its stock being halved, trading at 15 times forward earnings, and maintaining market leadership in its niche, analysts believe the lower end of its sales guidance is more realistic due to expected flat sequential sales growth for the WATCHMAN device. This comes as investors had hoped for a more positive outlook from the company's conference presentation.

Newmont Corp (NEM) shares fell 3.9% to $107.23, which is 50.1% overvalued according to GuruFocus's GF Value™ of $71.44. Despite a P/E (TTM) of 13.9x being below its 5-year median, the stock's GF Score™ of 76/100 indicates strong financial health and growth but weak valuation and momentum. Insider selling of $6.9 million with no buying further suggests caution for investors.

This article examines Vulcan Materials (US9291601097), a major US construction aggregates producer, focusing on its recent earnings, core business model, and key revenue drivers. It highlights the company's reliance on infrastructure spending and construction trends, its strategic reserves, and the balance between public and private sector demand. The analysis also covers how pricing, volumes, cost management, and capital allocation influence its profitability and investment appeal.

Synopsys has entered into a cooperation agreement with activist investor Elliott Investment Management. This agreement includes the appointment of Elliott's managing partner, Jesse Cohn, as an independent director to Synopsys's board, expanding it to 11 members. The deal also establishes ownership limits and standstill provisions, formalizing Elliott's involvement while aiming to support Synopsys's strategy in the AI-driven chip industry.

IBM has received a $46.24 million contract modification from the U.S. Air Force for ongoing advisory and assistance support related to resource allocation and Civil Engineering programs. This modification, issued by the Air Force District of Washington Contracting Directorate, increases the total contract value to over $155.5 million and extends the work until July 2, 2029. The contract aims to optimize resource allocation and Civil Engineering programs for the Air Force, with $37.3 million in fiscal 2026 operation and maintenance funds obligated at the time of award.

Glancy Prongay Wolke & Rotter LLP has announced a securities fraud class action lawsuit against Gossamer Bio, Inc. (NASDAQ: GOSS), providing an opportunity for investors who suffered losses to lead the litigation. The lawsuit alleges that Gossamer Bio failed to disclose critical information about their Phase 3 PROSERA study, specifically that patients at Latin American sites performed unusually well on a placebo, leading the study to miss its primary endpoint. Investors are encouraged to participate before the June 1, 2026, lead plaintiff deadline.

Residents of Port Huron Township are demanding repairs to a crumbling railway overpass near 24th Street and Griswold Road, citing safety concerns due to deteriorating concrete and muddy conditions. The main overpass is owned by Canadian National Railway (CN), which claims the structure is sound but needs maintenance, while a smaller, inoperable overpass is owned by CSX Rail. Community advocate "Trash the Clown" and City Councilwoman Teri Lamb have highlighted the issue, pushing for action from the railway companies.

Veralto Corporation has priced an offering of $725 million in senior notes due 2032 with a 4.850% interest rate, expected to close around June 1, 2026. The company intends to use the estimated net proceeds of $720.6 million for general corporate purposes, including refinancing debt and working capital. This debt issuance follows strong Q1 2026 financial results and an increased full-year EPS guidance.

Morgan Stanley increased its price target for HSBC Holdings (HSBC) from 1,419 GBp to 1,463 GBp, while maintaining an Equal Weight rating. This adjustment comes despite HSBC's fiscal Q1 2026 pretax profit falling short of estimates and the bank raising its credit loss forecast. The article also notes HSBC's underperformance compared to European rivals and a significant loss related to the collapse of a British mortgage lender, which has amplified regulatory scrutiny on the private credit industry.