Springview Holdings Receives Nasdaq Notification Regarding Minimum Bid Requirement

IMUNON (IMNN) reported Q2 2026 results and an update on its pivotal Phase 3 OVATION 3 trial of IMNN-001 for newly diagnosed advanced ovarian cancer. The company said enrollment is progressing faster than expected and expects completion in 1H 2029. It cited Phase 2 OVATION 2 median OS of 45.1 vs 30.4 months and MRD/ctDNA clearance improvements. Net loss was $2.8M.

Bloom Energy (BE) shares fell about 32% in July after short-seller Hunterbrook Media published an investigative report alleging Bloom relies on China for scandium, contradicting CEO KR Sridhar’s statements. Bloom denied the claims and said it has supply-chain visibility. The stock later rebounded after Q2 results: revenue up 166% to over $1B, gross margin 33.4%, GAAP EPS $0.62, and FY revenue guidance raised to $3.9B-$4.2B.

GM and Samsung SDI will jointly develop next-generation prismatic battery cells for potential future EV use. Samsung SDI acquired GM’s 49.99% stake in their SynergyCells joint venture plant in New Carlisle, Indiana, taking full control as EV demand growth slows. The plant will initially make batteries for energy storage systems, with potential later production of GM-linked prismatic cells.

Deutsche Bank was appointed by the People’s Bank of China as a renminbi clearing bank in Frankfurt, making it the first European bank to receive the designation. Deutsche will provide end-to-end processing, clearing and settlement for cross-border renminbi transactions for European firms. The move supports China’s yuan internationalization efforts and aims to improve access to China’s onshore payment and liquidity systems.

SK hynix, via its Solidigm unit, is resuming investment at its Dalian, China fab, reports Sedaily, after a four-year pause. The second phase is expected to add about 50% capacity to ~150,000 wafer starts per month by 2027. The Korea Herald says SK hynix is considering a Solidigm NASDAQ listing. Candidate: SK hynix and Solidigm.

The Pentagon, according to Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Feinberg’s Aug. 5 memo, gave defense firms 21 days to submit plans to accelerate weapons production and delivery, including capital investments and facility expansions, to inform the fiscal 2028 budget request. It cites stock declines for Patriot and THAAD interceptors during the Iran conflict and longer replacement timelines. Companies named include Boeing, Lockheed Martin and RTX.