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Accenture To Acquire OnProcess Technology - Vimarsana News

Accenture To Acquire OnProcess Technology

Accenture Plc. (ACN) Tuesday announced the agreement to acquire Boston-based supply chain managed services provider OnProcess Technology to improve the way inventory is managed and solve complex service challenges.

NVent Electric Q3 Profit Gains, Lifts FY23 Outlook - Vimarsana News

NVent Electric Q3 Profit Gains, Lifts FY23 Outlook

Electrical connection and protection solutions provider nVent Electric plc (NVT) Friday announced a slight increase in third quarter earnings on improved revenues.

Wabash Q3 Profit Surges, Despite Decline In Revenue; Lifts FY23 EPS View - Vimarsana News

Wabash Q3 Profit Surges, Despite Decline In Revenue; Lifts FY23 EPS View

Farm & heavy construction machinery provider Wabash ( WNC) Wednesday announced a surge in third-quarter profit, despite 3.4 percent decline in revenues. Further, the company raised its full-year earnings above analysts' view and narrowed its revenue outlook.

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Aurora Cannabis Resolves Patent Litigation With Willow Biosciences - Vimarsana News

Aurora Cannabis Resolves Patent Litigation With Willow Biosciences

Aurora Cannabis Inc. (ACB, ACB.TO) Tuesday announced the confidential settlement with Canada-based Willow Biosciences Inc., resolving the ongoing patent litigation between the two parties.

SU's Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse finds ICE is holding over 35 thousand detainees - Vimarsana News

SU's Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse finds ICE is holding over 35 thousand detainees

ICE is also currently monitoring 194,632 families and individuals through alternatives to detention programs as of September, according to TRAC’s website.