Tyler Technologies sells the behind-the-scenes software that keeps state and local governments running, and its shift to cloud subscriptions plus built-in payments could make customer relationships more valuable over time. The big question is whether management can keep costs and incentives in check while finishing the move away from older systems.Read more

A little-known Turkish app is trying to become the one-stop place for getting around town, using the same drivers and customers to power both rides and deliveries. It’s growing fast and says it’s getting closer to steady profits, but it’s doing it in a market where digital ride-hailing is still early and competition could change quickly.Read more

A little-known ride-hailing company in Türkiye claims its market looks like the early days of ride apps in the U.S., with lots of room to grow and raise prices over time. It also says it has a clearer path to profits and fewer cost headaches than big U.S. platforms, while expanding from rides into deliveries and other everyday services.Read more

As Indonesia entered the final months of last year, expectations for a strong holiday shopping season were running high. Rising consumer confidence, improving retail sales data, and supportive macroeconomic projections led many observers to question whether year-end demand would translate into tangible gains for retailers — particularly as inflationary pressures continued to influence household spending decisions.Read more

The upcoming Kyivstar listing is far more than a financial transaction. By carving out Ukraine’s leading mobile and digital player and floating it on Nasdaq through a reputable partner like Cohen Circle Acquisition Corp.Read more

Playboy, Inc. (Nasdaq: PLBY) is undergoing a transformation to an asset-light business model centered around its iconic brand, positioning the company for sustainable profitability.Read more

Ukraine’s biggest telecom operator plans to list in the U.S., giving investors a rare way to back a market leader that keeps people connected even during wartime. The real twist is its push into everyday digital services like streaming, healthcare, and ride-hailing, alongside the obvious risks tied to the conflict and the local currency.Read more