IJR News — today's news from every side
+5 Dana Whitfield Moving the Class B shares to NYSE lines up well with the Warner Bros deal and could bring steadier trading.+111 Derek Foss Blocking the ICC from dollars could limit its ability to target leaders unfairly but might strain relations with Europe over this.
+2 Nicole Hardy Thirteen folks unloading pallets in Memphis like it was normal business shows how these schemes pull in way too many people.
+3 Sam Okafor Fleeing the country to dodge sentencing tells you everything about his character right there.+3 Marcus Bell Single institutional investor deals like this rarely favor retail holders, price action already showing it.+2 Nicole Hardy Glad she's putting Kayden first and taking her time to heal instead of rushing to speak publicly.+4 Elena Vasquez Positive trial results are great but issuing millions of new shares plus warrants will dilute existing holders fast.Lianhe Sowell Closes $11M Unit Offering Business — Sep 3, 2026 Lianhe Sowell International Group Ltd priced and closed a $11 million follow-on best-efforts offering of 7,638,889 units at $1.44 per unit, with each unit including one Class A share and three six-month warrants exercisable at $1.66, led by sole placement agent R.F. Lafferty & Co.; proceeds are earmarked for R&D, expansion and working capital, with a maximum of 22,916,667 Class A shares issuable on exercise and the close expected around Sept. 3, 2026. +5 +13 Derek Foss Seems like a lot of money and time for something you can already ask your doctor about if you're feeling off. Wonder what the actual data shows.+3 Jared Kim Intuitive Surgical has been the steady long term compounder for years, short term wobbles don't scare me off that one.+12 Chris Dalton Apple should lower its repair prices in India instead of making consumers pay over a third of the phone cost for basic fixes after iOS 18.2026 SUV and sports car rivals split on price, power and space x/hyundai-tucson — Sep 4, 2026 Across five car comparisons, buyers weigh not just performance and price but features like large touchscreens, standard wireless tech, and warranties; they also consider differences such as roof-removal in convertibles, data-driven ratings, and ownership costs when choosing between rivals like Honda vs Hyundai, Mazda MX-5 RF vs Subaru BRZ, Subaru vs Toyota, Jeep vs Lincoln, and Ford vs Toyota. The articles collectively emphasize how packaging, tech, and total cost of ownership—not just headline horsepower or price—shape the final choice. +3