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11.07.26 - 10:12
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Alpine gibt Ausblick auf den elektrischen A110 (Electrive)
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Renaults Sportwagenmarke Alpine hat beim Goodwood Festival of Speed den Prototyp des künftigen elektrischen A110 erstmals öffentlich in Bewegung gezeigt. Der E-Sportwagen basiert auf der neuen Alpine Performance Platform mit 800 Volt....
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11.07.26 - 09:06
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World Cup quarter-final expected to generate £500m sales boost for UK economy (The Guardian)
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As England prepare to take on Norway on Saturday, sales of pints, takeaways and new TVs continue to surgeFrom a cosy Norwegian pub to outdoor fan zones packed with hopeful England football fans, Saturday's World Cup quarter-final between the two nations is expected to generate a multimillion-pound windfall for venues showing the game.The quarter-finals will collectively generate a near half-billion pound sales increase for the wider UK economy, as fans drink 9.3m pints, order takeaways and splash out on new TVs, according to one estimate. Continue reading......
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11.07.26 - 05:48
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Laster lifts second-quarter revenue 13% as new vehicle launches approach (Digitimes)
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LED automotive lighting module maker Laster reported June consolidated revenue of NT$500 million (US$15.58 million), down 31.67% from May and 29.48% year on year. Even so, second-quarter revenue climbed 13.30% to NT$1.92 billion, as the company prepared for new vehicle mass production in the second half and an initial move into the robotics module market....
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11.07.26 - 05:48
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Amtran posts 13% 1H26 revenue growth citing product mix shift (Digitimes)
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Amtran Technology reported a June 2026 consolidated revenue of NT$2.5 billion (US$78.0 million), up 23% from a year earlier, as the Taiwanese display and peripherals maker said its product mix transformation continued to support growth. The company also said that every month in the first half of 2026 delivered year-over-year gains....
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11.07.26 - 05:48
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Record chip profits mask a widening divide inside Samsung (Digitimes)
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Samsung Electronics' preliminary results for the second quarter of 2026 again underscore a striking split inside the company: surging semiconductor profits driven by AI server demand are lifting overall earnings, while TVs, home appliances, and other end-device businesses remain under pressure....
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11.07.26 - 05:48
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WITS posts record first-half revenue as AI and chip design drive growth (Digitimes)
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WITS reported consolidated revenue of NT$1.233 billion (US$38.41 million) in June, up 7.3% from May and 37.1% from a year earlier. The Taiwan-based IT services provider also said second-quarter revenue reached NT$3.623 billion, a quarterly increase of 6.6% and a yearly gain of 33.1%, while first-half revenue climbed 30.9% to NT$7.02 billion, both setting company records....
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11.07.26 - 05:48
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Lianyou Metals posts record second-quarter revenue as tungsten supply tightens (Digitimes)
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Lianyou Metals, a rare metals recycler focused on tungsten and cobalt, said its June consolidated revenue reached NT$750 million (US$23.36 million), up 22% from May and 555% from a year earlier. The Taiwan-based company also reported second-quarter consolidated revenue of NT$1.9 billion, rising 92% from the first quarter and 450% year on year, both record highs as the global tungsten supply chain remained tight....
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11.07.26 - 05:48
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Song Chuan hits record June revenue on AI power and storage demand (Digitimes)
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Relay supplier Song Chuan Precision reported record June 2026 revenue as customer orders rose and its acquisition of solenoid valve maker Tai Hsing Electronics was folded into its books. The company said the second half should stay supported by demand in new energy and AI power applications....
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11.07.26 - 05:48
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Flytech lifts second-quarter revenue 38% on box PC and POS demand (Digitimes)
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Flytech Technology reported stronger June 2026 and second-quarter revenue as demand in the Americas and the commercial computing market continued to support shipments. The industrial computer maker said continued hardware volume and expanding software businesses should help sustain its growth trend....
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11.07.26 - 04:12
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When Billion-Dollar Non-Profits Stop Looking Like Charities (ZeroHedge)
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When Billion-Dollar Non-Profits Stop Looking Like Charities
Authored by Jeff Patch via RealClearMarkets,
AltaMed Health Services reported $1.72 billion in revenue in 2024, which is more than many publicly traded healthcare companies. Yet unlike a public corporation, the nonprofit entity answers to no shareholders, enjoys broad tax exemptions, and derives much of its revenue from taxpayer-supported healthcare programs.
AltaMed also reported $1.66 billion in assets and its revenues exceeded expenses by $68.4 million. It operates more than 70 clinics, employs roughly 5,000 people, and serves more than 700,000 patients throughout Southern California, making it one of the nation's largest federally qualified health center (FQHC) systems.
But AltaMed's extraordinary growth raises another question that extends far beyond Southern California: What happens when a nonprofit grows into a multibillion-dollar enterprise while retaining the governance structure of a traditional charity?
That question has ...
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