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BAR DJUS has been profitable in nine of its ten years, grown revenue near 30% a year for four, and reached DKK 20.3m in 2025, with Swedish sales up 170% in a single year. The model is simple: buy European citrus at its seasonal best, cold-press and freeze it within minutes, and sell a two-year shelf-life ingredient at a stable margin all year round.Read more

PayPal is trying to shake off years of disappointment by rebuilding its checkout experience and pushing into new ways to pay, from smarter shopping tools to its own digital dollar. The bigger question is whether these bets can reignite customer and merchant momentum fast enough in a crowded payments market.Read more

Lotus Tech entered into an MOU with Finloop and FOMO Pay to explore cooperation in compliant tokenization, digital payment and innovative tokenomics models. The planned collaboration combines Lotus’ premium mobility strengths with Web3 fintech ecosystem to create new business value.Read more
Strengthening Leadership for the Next Phase of Growth Robo.ai Inc. (NASDAQ: AIIO) has entered a new phase of growth following a strategic leadership reorganization, including the appointment of a new Chairman of the Board and strengthened executive leadership.Read more
Green Tea Group (HKEX: 6831) During a recent trip to China, one restaurant chain kept catching my attention. Whenever I walked past a Green Tea Restaurant, it seemed to be busy.Read more

A tiny explorer near a major Balkan mining deal could become Europe’s first homegrown source of a metal the West is scrambling to secure as export restrictions loom. The upside comes with real danger: it’s an early-stage, thinly traded bet that depends on more people noticing what its drill results suggest.Read more

The family’s visible stake fell below 10% shortly before the AGM. Around the same period, people identified as business or family associates appeared with almost 5%.Read more
Mint SA (EPA) is a small French energy retailer supplying electricity and natural gas to both households and businesses. Unlike traditional utilities, the company doesn't own power stations or electricity networks.Read more

Copart’s core salvage auctions still look hard to copy, but the company is increasingly sitting on cash and slowing down how much it reinvests in growth. A sudden shift to big share buybacks could boost results even if the business stays steady, yet it may also be a quiet signal that the easy growth runway is shrinking.Read more
