Petty Products, an Arizona-based supplier of bath and shower products, has successfully implemented Rootstock ERP and Agentforce Revenue Management. This integration aims to connect sales, purchasing, inventory, and operational workflows on a single platform, enhancing business agility and supporting the company's growth, especially as residential construction demand rises. The new system replaces manual processes, allowing for better coordination, streamline operations, and improved responsiveness to market demands.

Adobe Inc. (ADBE) is rated "Hold" due to increasing structural risks from AI competition and a deceleration in organic growth. The company's reliance on M&A, specifically the Semrush acquisition, is obscuring slowing organic revenue growth and driving down organic ARR growth to approximately 8.3%. While a shift to freemium models boosts user metrics, it simultaneously pressures margins due to lagging monetization and rising compute costs, despite an apparently attractive valuation of 7–8x forward earnings.

eBay Live is hosting "Showdown: 7s v 10s," a livestream event on June 28, pitting two iconic soccer jersey numbers against each other. Featuring Landon Donovan (representing #10s) and Jack Wilshere (representing #7s), the event will allow fans to bid on curated trading cards and memorabilia while engaging in the debate. This livestream is the first in a series of soccer-themed Showdowns on eBay Live, capitalizing on the sport's rivalries and fan passion.

TELEO Capital Management, LLC has acquired SmartFactory Rx™, a pharmaceutical manufacturing intelligence platform, from Applied Materials, Inc., rebranding it as Modersys. The platform helps biopharmaceutical and life sciences companies improve manufacturing efficiency by combining real-time analytics, AI/ML, and advanced process control. This acquisition will allow Modersys to accelerate product innovation, focus on its core life sciences sectors, and expand its market reach globally as an independent company.

DTE Energy has appointed Renee Tomina as the new president and chief operating officer of DTE Gas, effective June 29. She succeeds Robert Richard, who is retiring after a 40-year career. Tomina will oversee DTE's natural gas utility, which serves 1.4 million customers in Michigan and is responsible for modernizing over 4,000 miles of pipeline and infrastructure.

Robust.AI has chosen Aptiv's intelligent perception solutions, including AI and Machine Learning-based sensor fusion powered by the Aptiv PULSE™ sensor, for its Gen 3 Carter™ collaborative mobile robot. This collaboration aims to enhance scalable, AI-powered robotic workflows and establish a foundation for Performance Level d (PL(d)) certification for industrial safety. The Gen 3 Carter robot, featuring Aptiv's PULSE™ sensor, will be showcased at Automate 2026.

A recent Expedia Group study involving 1,500 hotel decision-makers across six markets reveals that hotels with full connectivity experience less friction, reduced manual work, and significantly higher revenue performance. The research highlights improved occupancy, ADR, and RevPAR for fully connected properties, along with increased confidence in rate and availability updates. Expedia Group plans to support hotels in achieving full connectivity through its Autonomous Distribution initiative.

Chevron and Engine No. 1 have secured a 20-year agreement to supply natural gas-based electricity to a Microsoft data center project in West Texas. This 2.67-gigawatt power plant, named Project Kilby, will be co-located with the data center to provide reliable power directly to Microsoft, aiming to support the growth of AI and mitigate regional grid impacts. The partners expect to finalize their investment decision this year and begin power generation in 2028.

The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) released its daily pre-market update, highlighting key market insights and upcoming events. The update noted traders monitoring AI developments and the Middle East conflict, with specific mentions of Disney's "Generation Stream" study results, Twilio's CEO remarks on its 10-year NYSE anniversary, and FIRY CEO Andrew Paradise discussing his company's rebranding from Skillz Inc.

Dexcom has announced that its Stelo glucose biosensing device has received FDA clearance for pediatric use, expanding its indication to include children aged 2 years and older who are not using insulin. The company plans to roll out a reimagined Stelo app experience in July in the US, with international expansion to the UK, Australia, New Zealand, and South Korea starting later this year. This move aims to increase access to glucose insights for families, especially in light of the rising prevalence of youth onset Type 2 diabetes and metabolic syndrome.