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10.08.26 - 11:00
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Esportes Gaming Brasil Reaches Global Gaming Awards Americas Shortlis (Cision)
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Costura Cidadã project put forward for Responsible Business of the Year after helping more than 80 women develop new skills and income opportunities
Esportes Gaming Brasil (EGB) has been shortlisted for an international industry award following a Carnival initiative that brought skills training and economic opportunities to more than 80 women in Brazil's Northeast.
The group, which operates the Esportes da Sorte, Onabet and Lottu brands, has been nominated in the Responsible Business of the Year category at the Global Gaming Awards Americas 2026.
At the centre of the nomination is...
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01.08.26 - 08:57
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KIA AMERICA POSTS RECORD JULY SALES (PR Newswire)
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75,857 total units is the best July performance in company history, up 7 percent year-over-year Sales through Kia retailers increased 8 percent year-over-year Sportage, Carnival, Telluride, Seltos and K4 along with the hybrid variants of Sportage, Sorento and Carnival achieved best-ever......
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22.07.26 - 20:51
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The Great Six Month Financial Blindfold (ZeroHedge)
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The Great Six Month Financial Blindfold
Submitted by QTR's Fringe Finance
As many including myself recently have noted, we are already living through an extraordinary age of financial grift, accounting games, promotional fraud, speculative mania and almost total contempt for basic investor skepticism.
The SEC's apparent response is to consider giving public companies less frequently required financial disclosure in the face of demonstrable public disapproval of the idea. You genuinely can not make this shit up.
At a moment when public markets increasingly resemble a casino operated by executives, influencers, investment bankers, meme-stock promoters, crypto carnival barkers and apparently untouchable fraudsters, the agency responsible for protecting investors is moving toward allowing companies to disappear behind the curtain for six months at a time. That's plenty of time to “hide a body” in the accounting world.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the SEC is expected to proceed wi...
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