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Scientific Industries 3Q 2026: Revenue $1.35M, EPS $0.04 — 10-Q Summary — TradingView News

Scientific Industries’ revenue fell 3.5% year over year, primarily due to reduced Bioprocessing Systems sales. Earnings declined as the prior-year period included a larger gain from the Genie product line disposition; the current quarter also recorded a $1.7M gain. Gross margin improved to 54.8% from 45.5%. Financial Highlights Metric Current quarter Prior year quarter YoY…

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Penn State trustees recap: Board approves infrastructure upgrades, real estate divestiture

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — The Penn State Board of Trustees authorized several capital projects, elected new officers and set dates for 2027 trustee elections, among other actions, during its meetings Nov. 12-13 at the University Park campus. During the Nov. 13 meeting of the full board, trustees approved proposals for: A $12.2 million investment, largely…

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Navigating Structural Maturation: Retail and E-Commerce Evolution

  Summary: Mexico’s retail and e-commerce landscape is experiencing structural maturation, hitting MX$941 billion and capturing 17.7% of commerce. Driven by marketplace heavyweights, omnichannel integration, and regional supply chain decentralization, operators are scaling digital solutions, modernizing physical assets, and unlocking secondary industrial corridors to navigate evolving consumer expectations.   Mexico’s retail and e-commerce landscape is…

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Curtiss-Wright puts $30 million into expanding Texas nuclear equipment manufacturing

Written by Prince Sibanda Texas has been one of the busiest energy landscapes in 2026, which is a testament to the state’s willingness to diversify its portfolio and approve projects that seek to ensure the general population has a consistent energy supply. Additionally, the state has benefited massively from a variety of companies that are seeing…

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Applications open: 10 remote customer service jobs

You do not have to write code to earn an in­come work­ing re­mote­ly. Busi­ness­es need peo­ple who can an­swer ques­tions, re­solve prob­lems, or­gan­ise in­for­ma­tion and help cus­tomers feel com­fort­able us­ing their ser­vices. For Trinidad and To­ba­go, cus­tomer ser­vice of­fers a prac­ti­cal route in­to the glob­al re­mote work­force. Ex­pe­ri­ence gained in re­tail, hos­pi­tal­i­ty, bank­ing, in­sur­ance or…

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