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Lightspeed has integrated its reservation system with Google Search and Maps, allowing diners to book tables directly. The company also introduced AI-powered tools for inventory, sales, and customer management. Lightspeed aims to streamline operations and improve demand capture for retailers, restaurants, and golf courses. According to the company, these innovations help businesses make smarter decisions and grow more efficiently. Lightspeed is listed on the NYSE and TSX under the ticker LSPD.

Lightspeed Commerce (LSPD) added AI agent features to its platform, enabling retailers to automate tasks like inventory management and product updates. The system requires approval before executing changes. The features are in beta, with broader availability planned. LSPD operates a POS and payments platform for retail, golf, and hospitality businesses.

Lightspeed Commerce laid off 250 employees, including vacant roles, as part of organizational changes. The company aims to grow responsibly and profitably, focusing on North American retail and European hospitality. Its share price has declined significantly since 2021, currently around $15 CAD.

Lightspeed Commerce (LSPD) officer John Shapiro plans to sell 3,048 shares on Sept. 14, 2026, due to RSU vesting, according to a Rule 144 notice. The company reports 129.3M shares outstanding as of July 28, 2026. Shapiro has made prior small sell-to-cover transactions in 2026.

Lightspeed Commerce (Lightspeed) partnered with ShipStation to integrate shipping capabilities into its platform. According to Lightspeed, this will enable retailers to manage fulfillment more efficiently. The integration aims to streamline operations, reduce manual work, and improve customer experience. Financial terms were not disclosed.

RBC increased its price target on Lightspeed Commerce to $13 from $10, maintaining an outperform rating. The company's stock is currently trading at 14.61 CAD, with a 5-day change of -0.88% and a year-to-date change of -11.78%.

Lightspeed Commerce Inc. (NYSE: LSPD, TSX: LSPD) appointed Rupal Hollenbeck, a technology industry veteran, to its Board of Directors. Hollenbeck brings 30 years of experience in global technology and go-to-market leadership. She currently serves as President and Chief Business Officer at NextSilicon. Simultaneously, Nathalie Gaveau will step down from the board. The company aims to leverage Hollenbeck's expertise to advance its strategy and growth.

Lightspeed Commerce (LSPD) officer John R. Shapiro plans to sell 855 shares on 08/24/2026 due to RSU vesting. The company has 129,299,592 shares outstanding. Shapiro previously sold several thousand shares in 2026 to cover taxes on RSU vestings.

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Lightspeed Commerce (TSX:LSPD) shares fell 4.25% on Aug. 14, 2026 despite fiscal Q1 2027 results. Revenue rose to US$322.7 million, with organic revenue up 17% versus initial 10% to 14% guidance. Adjusted income was US$17.4 million, net loss narrowed to US$2.4 million, and outlook targets US$1.225-1.265 billion revenue and US$75-95 million adjusted EBITDA.