MELVILLE, NY, November 6, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- The Island Harbor Group at Morgan Stanley is built on a simple belief: Wealth should be a source of stability and opportunity, not complication and stress. Drawing on decades of experience, it has guided families, entrepreneurs, and professionals through decisions that go well beyond portfolio construction.

“Our services extend from succession planning and estate strategy to philanthropy, tax efficiency, and multigenerational education,” says Stephen Lawless, Financial Advisor, Executive Director.

With more than $1.8 billion in assets under management* and deep capabilities across financial planning, portfolio management, and alternative investments, the team combines the sophistication of a global financial platform with the personal touch of a trusted Financial Advisor.

A Wealth of Knowledge

Clients benefit not from a single advisor’s perspective but from the combined insight of the entire team. “With credentials such as CFP®, CRPC®, and Alternative Investments Director, the team brings both technical aptitude and personal dedication — depth that’s multiplied through teamwork,” says Kristen Signorile, CFP®, Financial Advisor, Senior Vice President, Alternative Investments Director.

“It’s good to have people to bounce ideas off and debate strategies that are appropriate for each scenario,” says Mark Greco, Financial Advisor, First Vice President. “None of us are looking to retire soon, but when the time comes, our clients and their families know they’ll be supported by a team built for continuity over time.”

Peter Sluka, Financial Advisor, First Vice President, adds, “Team-based coverage ensures clients always have multiple points of contact. This way advice stays consistent, service stays responsive, and client plans have continuity over time, even as life and markets change.”

Personalized Planning

“The Island Harbor Group doesn’t just manage portfolios — we help clients manage the financial decisions that shape their lives,” says James Flood, Financial Advisor, Executive Director, Alternative Investment Director. For some clients, that means coordinating with attorneys and accountants across generations. For others, it’s planning the sale of their business years in advance to help maximize value. For all, it means having a team that listens, speaks candidly, and never forgets that behind every number is a story.

Investments and taxes are important, but they’re only part of the picture. Estate planning, philanthropic goals, business transitions, and retirement strategies matter too — and they tend to be most effective when they’re aligned within a single integrated plan. As David Schiebelhuth, CRPC®, Financial Advisor, Senior Vice President, puts it, “Because each story is different, each plan should be different.”

The team believes they are at Morgan Stanley for a reason: Clients don’t just need advice, they need access. With the scale of a global leader and the precision of a boutique team, The Island Harbor Group at Morgan Stanley can help deliver resources that match the complexity of their clients’ financial lives.

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Disclosures

*As of June 2026

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About The Island Harbor Group at Morgan Stanley

The goal of The Island Harbor Group at Morgan Stanley is to develop a thorough understanding of our clients so we can help them make better financial decisions that are consistent with their goals. Whether you’re planning for retirement, building a business, or setting your bucket-list goals, you need a team of financial advisors on your side. For further information about The Island Harbor Group at Morgan Stanley, please visit advisor.morganstanley.com/the-island-harbor-group.

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BENGALURU, India, November 6, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- QRCodeStack, a dynamic QR code and short-link platform for small businesses and individual professionals, today announced expanded scan engagement analytics in its dynamic QR code generator. The analytics now separate visits from likely people from automated traffic, link-preview requests and repeat scans, and report customer engagement based on people rather than raw hits. The company also outlined how customers use dynamic QR codes and the resulting data to measure engagement with flyers, packaging, signage, business cards and event material.

A dynamic QR code encodes a short redirect address instead of the final web page. Each scan passes through a server that records it, and the owner can change the destination after the code has been printed. That record is the basis of offline engagement measurement, but raw counts can mislead: a link shared in a messaging app is fetched by preview services before anyone taps it, automated crawlers request public links, and a single person may scan the same code several times.

Counting People, Not Requests

QRCodeStack's analytics dashboard now defaults to an engaged view. Requests are classified as likely people, bots and scanners, link previews or repeats, and the excluded traffic is shown in its own categories with the reason for each exclusion. When a person scans with a dedicated reader app and then opens the destination in a browser within a short window, the platform counts one visit rather than two.

Every plan records the time of each scan, the device, browser and operating system, and whether the visitor is new or returning. Unique and repeat scans are reported separately, and scan records can be exported for spreadsheets. Analytics breakdowns can be filtered by referrer, country and campaign parameters. Country and city-level location data, estimated from the scanner's network, are available on the Business plan and during the trial, as are AI-generated summaries of scan patterns.

How Businesses Use the Data

Retailers and restaurants place a separate code on each window poster, table card, receipt footer or packaging insert, then compare the placements side by side. Because the destination can be edited, a code printed on a menu or shelf label can point to a new offer, a review page or a reorder form without reprinting.

On the Pro and Business plans, a built-in UTM builder tags the destination behind each code so that visits appear in Google Analytics 4 under the correct source, medium and campaign rather than as direct traffic. The same plans can fire retargeting pixels for Meta, Google Ads and TikTok on the scan, so a business can reach people who scanned a flyer or product insert with a follow-up message. The company notes that tracking pixels must be used in line with applicable data-protection and consent rules. Routing by device or country, scan limits, expiry dates and scan notifications are also included on those plans.

Event organisers use one code per booth, badge or session handout to see which material drew attention and at what time of day. Multi-location businesses assign a code to each branch to compare engagement across stores.

How Individuals Use Dynamic Codes

Freelancers, consultants, estate agents and job seekers use dynamic codes on business cards, portfolios and printed CVs. A vCard code saves a name, phone number and email to the scanner's phone, and the details behind it can be updated after a change of role or number. Scan records show whether a card handed out at a conference or a portfolio left with a client was opened, and when.

Creators and community organisers put codes on posters and merchandise that open a video, a sign-up form or a donation page, and change the destination as campaigns change. Because much of this material is now designed in browser-based tools, QRCodeStack offers a QR code for Canva integration that lets users insert editable codes from their library into a design; the destination can be changed later without reopening the file.

Reading Scan Data Carefully

QRCodeStack advises customers to treat a scan as a measure of interest rather than a sale. The company recommends giving each placement its own code, measuring completed actions such as form submissions or orders per scan, and reading scan figures alongside website and sales data.

"Print has always been the hardest channel to measure, and a raw scan count makes it look busier than it is," said Diljit P R, co-founder of QRCodeStack. "Separating people from previews and bots gives a business owner or a freelancer a number they can act on: which card, sign or insert actually reached someone."

Availability and Pricing

The analytics described are available now in QRCodeStack's dynamic QR code generator, which supports 37 code types, including URL, PDF, Google Forms, vCard, WiFi and Google Review codes, each paired with a branded short link. Starter costs $9 per month for 10 dynamic codes, Pro costs $19 per month for 50 dynamic codes with Google Analytics tagging and retargeting pixels, and Business costs $59 per month for 600 dynamic codes with location analytics, AI summaries and team features. Yearly billing is offered on every tier, and each plan begins with a seven-day trial that does not require a credit card. Current details are on the pricing page.

About QRCodeStack

QRCodeStack (Superstore Seven Technology Solutions LLP) is a dynamic QR code and short-link platform that lets businesses and individuals print a code once, edit its destination and measure scans. It offers 37 code types, scan analytics that separate people from automated traffic, Google Analytics and retargeting integrations, branded short links, bulk generation, custom QR design and integrations with Canva, Zapier and HubSpot. QRCodeStack is operated by Superstore Seven Technology Solutions LLP, headquartered in Bangalore, Karnataka, India. For more information, visit qrcodestack.com.

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Co-founder, QRCodeStack
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MILAN, Italy, November 6, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- On November 3, 2026, TLG, a premium electric mobility brand originating in North America, took the stage at EICMA 2026 in Milan for the global unveiling of its Y9 race-grade, high-performance electric off-road flagship and its independently developed T-APEX Riding Control System. The launch marks a key step in bringing technologies and products proven in both the North American market and international competition to the global off-road community, opening a new chapter in the brand’s international expansion.

T-APEX Riding Control System: Turning 55 kW of Peak Power into Controllable Off-Road Performance

At the TLG Y9 launch, Dakar champion Willy Jobard, who has more than 25 years of experience in top-level international off-road competition, took the stage to share a professional rider’s perspective on the Y9’s overall performance and the capabilities of T-APEX under extreme off-road conditions.

Drawing on his extensive racing experience, he said: “In real competition, riders need more than a momentary burst of power. They need an integrated riding control system that can handle repeated acceleration, rapid changes in terrain and prolonged high-load demands.”

Addressing key rider priorities — including low-speed starts, traction on steep slopes, acceleration under heavy load and stability during sustained climbs — he added: “From the powertrain and chassis to the electronic controls and overall vehicle structure, every aspect of the Y9’s performance has undergone thorough, repeated testing. Its race-grade capabilities have been continually validated and refined through multiple international extreme racing events.”

Developed through race-driven R&D, T-APEX comprises four modules: HEC High-Voltage Energy Coordination, TRS Torque Response Control, SDC Scenario-Based Power Calibration and RDC Regenerative Deceleration Coordination. Together, they coordinate energy supply, torque delivery, adaptation to riding conditions and energy recovery, managing power delivery across the full speed range. Now equipped on the Y9, T-APEX is designed to turn 55 kW of peak power into race-grade off-road performance that riders can confidently control.

Y9: A Production Flagship Shaped by Racing Data

As TLG’s race-grade, high-performance off-road flagship, the Y9 preserves the established handling characteristics of competition-level combustion motorcycles. Its frame geometry, suspension tuning and power delivery curves are developed using data from top-level racing, delivering race-grade capability straight from the factory.

The Y9 pairs a 144 V, 35 Ah high-voltage semi-solid-state battery platform with a mid-mounted hairpin motor delivering 55 kW of peak power. Rear-wheel torque reaches 1,054 N·m, with acceleration from 0–50 km/h in 1.8 seconds or less.

Following multiple extensive test rides, Dakar champion Willy Jobard commented: “The TLG Y9 represents an important step forward for race-grade electric off-road motorcycles. Rooted in North American racing heritage and developed for demanding off-road conditions, it retains the familiar handling characteristics of competition-level combustion motorcycles. By combining high peak power, a purpose-built off-road chassis and multiple adjustable riding modes, it brings electric off-road performance in line with the rigorous demands of professional racing.”

A Complete Off-Road Lineup Earns International Recognition

Throughout the exhibition, the TLG booth attracted strong interest. Displayed together, the Y3, Y7 and Y9 formed a comprehensive lineup spanning introductory riding, advanced training and high-level competition, offering professional riders and off-road enthusiasts worldwide a choice for every stage of their progression.

With their distinctive race-grade designs and performance capabilities, the three models drew experienced off-road enthusiasts, professional riders, race organizers, club representatives, international media and trade visitors to explore the bikes up close and try their riding positions.

Discussions focused on performance specifications and race-grade technologies, with launch schedules and delivery plans also attracting considerable attention. Visitors expressed strong appreciation for TLG’s racing technology expertise and competitive electric off-road products. Prospective business partners from multiple countries also visited the booth to discuss distribution partnerships, market entry and joint operations in overseas markets.

From validation in the North American market and testing in international competition to its global launch at EICMA, TLG has taken a decisive step in bringing race-proven electric off-road technology and products to markets worldwide. Every technology, every data point and every test serves one purpose: taking a passion for riding onto the racecourse.

About TAILG

TAILG Technology Group, founded in 2003, is a comprehensive company that covers the entire industry chain, including the R&D, production, and sales of electric two-wheelers and three-wheelers, as well as services for sharing, charging, and battery swapping. Driven by the ambitious goal to “Recreate TAILG Abroad," it has established seven global R&D and manufacturing bases, including in Vietnam and Indonesia, with an annual production capacity exceeding 15 million units and exports to more than 70 countries and regions. For more information, visit tailg.com.

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BUELLTON, CA, November 5, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- Joel Baker, owner of The JR Baker Group, has been honored by Marquis Who’s Who for expertise in wealth optimization and legacy planning. Mr. Baker has built a five-decade career in financial and estate planning, leading The JR Baker Group and guiding clients to define true wealth across human, intellectual, social and financial assets. 

He is also a former U.S. ski team member and professional polo player who coached the U.S. team for the International Cup on three occasions.

Redefining Wealth for Clients

Mr. Baker has worked in financial and estate planning for five decades and has owned The JR Baker Group since 1982. His practice centers on a view of true wealth that extends beyond money. He teaches clients that wealth rests on four asset groups: human, intellectual, social and financial. When he asks which one clients would leave behind, most choose financial assets, since those can be rebuilt. That exercise shows why he considers financial assets the least important of the four.

Much of Mr. Baker’s work involves helping families write a family philosophy plan that defines their dreams and the future they envision for their children. Mr. Baker says he set out three decades ago to break the familiar cycle in which fortunes rise and disappear within three generations. He wants clients to build lasting wealth as their families grow.

A Career Built on Needs-Based Planning

Mr. Baker began his career at Great-West Life Assurance Company in Winnipeg, Canada, working with large group clients such as McDonnell Douglas Aircraft. He later co-owned Baker Hench Balanced Financial Planning, which pioneered fee-based, needs-based planning when financial professionals typically sold life insurance or stocks. 

After four years, he moved to Santa Barbara, home to the polo fields, and became fully independent as The JR Baker Group. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in business from Fort Lewis College in 1968.

From the Slopes to the Polo Field

Mr. Baker was selected for the U.S. ski team in 1968 and played professional polo from 1972 to 2010 while building his practice. He has belonged to the United States Polo Association since 1963 and coached the U.S. team for the International Cup in 2013, 2016 and 2021. 

He counts ski legend Dave McCoy, who built Mammoth Mountain from rope tows into one of the world's largest ski areas, among his greatest mentors. He says watching McCoy pursue his passion shaped how he helps clients articulate their own aspirations.

Living the Dream

As a young boy, Mr. Baker walked horses at Will Rogers State Historic Park and dreamed of the life he leads today. He considers living that dream his greatest accomplishment. He credits his early success to fortunate mentors and stable parents who valued hard work, skiing and summers camping in the Sierra Nevada despite modest means.

Mr. Baker begins each day with gratitude and describes himself as compassionate about life and the people around him. He enjoys raising polo ponies and playing tennis. He has been married for 35 years to Charlotte Bredahl, a bronze medalist at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics. The couple has mentored about 10 children over the years.

Looking Ahead

Over the next five to 10 years, Mr. Baker plans to continue his current work and pursue a nationwide foster program, beginning in his home county. He notes that roughly 1,000 foster children need placement locally, yet only about 100 families have applied or been approved to foster. His vision is a residential facility modeled after a private school, with one therapist for every four or five children.

About The JR Baker Group

Joel Baker is the owner of The JR Baker Group, a financial and estate planning firm he has led since 1982. With five decades in the field, he helps clients define true wealth across human, intellectual, social and financial assets. A former U.S. ski team member and professional polo player, he coached the U.S. team for the International Cup in 2013, 2016 and 2021. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in business from Fort Lewis College. For more information, visit jrbakergroup.com.

About Marquis Who’s Who

Since 1899, when A. N. Marquis printed the first edition of Who’s Who in America®, Marquis Who’s Who® has chronicled the lives of the most accomplished individuals and innovators from every significant field of endeavor, including politics, business, medicine, law, education, art, religion and entertainment. Who’s Who in America® remains an essential biographical source for thousands of researchers, journalists, librarians and executive search firms around the world. The suite of Marquis® publications can be viewed at the official Marquis Who’s Who® website, marquiswhoswho.com.

Disclaimer

The JR Baker Group LLC (CRD #132931) is an investment adviser registered with the State of California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) and conditionally/restrictively registered in the State of Texas. Registration as an investment adviser does not constitute an endorsement of the firm by securities regulators, nor does it imply a specific level of skill, acumen, or training. Recognition by Marquis Who’s Who® (conferred November 2026 for the 2026 biographical edition) is based on biographical data and professional achievements submitted by or compiled about the honoree. Marquis Who’s Who® is an independent publisher and not an investment adviser, broker-dealer, or financial regulatory authority. This inclusion should not be construed as a client testimonial, an endorsement, or an assessment of the investment advisory services or performance of Joel Baker or The JR Baker Group LLC. No compensation was paid to be nominated or selected for this recognition; however, fees may be associated with the purchase of commemorative items, expanded profiles, or syndicated press distribution rights. All written content, including philosophies regarding legacy and multi-generational wealth preservation, is provided strictly for educational and informational purposes and does not constitute personalized investment, legal, or tax advice. Financial and estate planning strategies carry inherent risks, including the potential loss of capital, and past results or philosophies do not guarantee future success or the indefinite preservation of family wealth.

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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, November 5, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- History and perfumery came together in an extraordinary setting in Spain. On November 2 and 3, 2026, ARMAF, the Dubai-born international fragrance brand, transformed Puy du Fou España, one of the country’s most celebrated historical attractions, into the setting for the unveiling of Club de Nuit Timeless, its latest fragrance creation.

For two days, the venue suspended its regular public activities to host an exclusive private experience designed by the brand, connecting the world of perfumery with Spain’s cultural heritage and the concept of timelessness. Renowned for its immersive productions that bring different periods of history to life, Puy du Fou España was selected to reflect the essence of Club de Nuit Timeless: a fragrance inspired by enduring memories, the passage of time and elegance that transcends generations.

A City Connected by Culture

The choice of Toledo carried particular significance. For centuries, the city has stood at the crossroads of East and West, bringing together different cultures, languages and traditions. Its history is defined by the exchange of knowledge, ideas and artistic influences that traveled far beyond its borders.

Set against the backdrop of Puy du Fou España, "El Sueño de Toledo" brought the evening to a spectacular close, taking guests through 1,500 years of Spanish history in an open-air performance defined by intricate choreography, music and striking visual effects.

The Art of Timelessness

At the center of the experience was Club de Nuit Timeless, a creation defined by character, precision and contemporary appeal. Its sage grey flacon, complemented by a champagne gold cap, features distinctive clockface detailing and Roman numerals, translating the concept of time into its visual identity.

The fragrance opens with an expressive spark of spice before developing into the depth of wood and leather. The resulting composition balances versatility with distinction, reflecting an approach to personal style shaped by individuality rather than passing trends.

Club de Nuit Timeless is now available on the official ARMAF website.

The unveiling also reflected ARMAF's international outlook. Born in Dubai, a city shaped by the movement of people, cultures and ideas, the brand continues to expand across international markets. Bringing Club de Nuit Timeless to Spain connected this global perspective with Toledo's legacy as a meeting point of civilisations, marking another step in the fragrance's journey to audiences around the world. Through experiences like this, ARMAF continues to explore the relationship between fragrance, culture, travel and lifestyle, creating brand moments that connect with the places and people that shape them.

From Toledo, Club de Nuit Timeless begins a journey beyond borders, carrying a story shaped by history and made for the world.

About ARMAF Perfumes

Born in Dubai, ARMAF has become one of the world's fastest-growing fragrance houses, with a presence in more than 140 countries. Renowned for delivering accessible luxury through exceptional craftsmanship, creativity and innovation, the brand has built an extensive portfolio of globally celebrated fragrances spanning lifestyle, premium and niche collections. Today, one ARMAF fragrance is sold every second worldwide, reflecting the trust and loyalty of millions of consumers across the globe. Through unforgettable storytelling, world-class collaborations and an unwavering pursuit of excellence, ARMAF continues to shape the future of modern perfumery while creating the next generation of iconic fragrances. For more information, visit armaf.ae.

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PR & Global Communications Lead, ARMAF
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WILMINGTON, DE, November 5, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- EnterpriseDB (EDB), the leading sovereign data and AI company, today announced the acquisition of Altinity, a leading independent provider of enterprise software, managed services, and support for ClickHouse® software. The acquisition unifies expertise in two of the world’s fastest-growing open source database engines, Postgres® and ClickHouse software, on EDB Postgres AI (PG AI), the industry’s first open, sovereign AI data system, while reducing costs for enterprises.

EDB’s acquisition of Altinity brings transactional, real-time analytical, and agentic workloads expertise together to accelerate PG AI as a unified, sovereign system for autonomous AI agents. The partnership addresses the latency, cost, and vendor lock-in of fragmented data architectures that force enterprises to compromise between speed, scale, budgets, and control. 

“We are witnessing a fundamental architectural reset. AI agents don’t run on legacy systems or fragmented architectures — they require live, continuous reasoning across the world’s two leading open source engines. EDB is providing the foundational AI data system that allows every enterprise on Earth to own its data, own its intelligence, and control its own destiny,” said Kevin Dallas, CEO, EDB.

“Having these two engines together in one multi-model data layer radically reduces costs for customers. EDB is already the largest commercial contributor to Postgres, and Altinity is the #2 independent contributor to ClickHouse software. Together, we aren’t just combining databases; we are building the sovereign engine for the AI era. Our platform is uniquely focused on enabling users to manage data anywhere — from hyperscalers to on-prem.”

“Enterprise data architecture has long separated systems that run the business from systems that analyze it. Agentic AI is putting pressure on that divide, because a single workflow may need to transact, analyze, and act on the same business context,” said Devin Pratt, research director at IDC. “EDB’s acquisition of Altinity reflects this broader convergence, bringing transactional and real-time analytical expertise into one vendor’s portfolio. The test for multi-model platforms is how effectively they coordinate specialized engines, preserve their individual strengths, and reduce the integration burden and costs for customers.”

Enterprise ClickHouse software expertise at greater scale

Founded in 2017, Altinity has built software and services that help enterprises run open source ClickHouse software in production, serving customers such as The Trade Desk, Tubi, Kong, AppsFlyer, ZoomInfo, and PostHog. Its portfolio includes Altinity Stable Builds, with long-term support and FIPS-compatible builds for regulated environments; Altinity Antalya Builds, with advanced storage, authorization, and data lake integration; the Altinity Kubernetes Operator, with more than 108 million Docker Hub pulls; and Altinity.Cloud, which supports deployments in customers’ own cloud accounts.

Altinity’s engineers join EDB’s Postgres contributors and maintainers, expanding the company’s ability to develop, operate, and support both technologies. The combined expertise will support a unified road map while sustaining contributions to the Postgres and ClickHouse communities.

“Joining EDB allows us to continue meeting our customers’ needs while delivering new capabilities across AI, bring-your-own-cloud deployments, open lakehouse architectures, and real-time analytics,” said Robert Hodges, CEO of Altinity. “We’re bringing the expertise and relationships our customers rely on as they build their own open source sovereign AI data system on Postgres and ClickHouse software. Our team is excited to leverage the synergy of working with EDB to build outstanding products in this important market.”

Connecting real-time analytics to the sovereign AI data system

Altinity strengthens the real-time analytical capabilities at the heart of EDB’s sovereign AI data system vision. Postgres provides a reliable operational record; ClickHouse software enables fast analysis of large volumes of events and business activity. Bringing these capabilities closer together is intended to help applications and agents understand what is happening and act on it with less data movement and integration effort.

The broader PG AI architecture connects a multi-model data layer, data-layer governance, an agentic runtime, and a sovereign control plane. Together, these elements are designed to give agents access to business context, enforce permissions where the data lives, and let customers control operations within their chosen environment.

“Jump Trading uses ClickHouse software with Altinity to move at the speed of markets, 24x7x365,” said Alex Davies, chief technology officer at Jump Trading. “Altinity is our trusted partner to deliver real-time analytics in both cloud and on-prem environments for us. I’m intrigued by the possibilities for Altinity to deepen and broaden their cutting-edge database technology as part of the EnterpriseDB family. The combination of Postgres and ClickHouse software offers us a way to deliver real-time analytics and transactional workloads in a sovereign manner.”

The integration road map includes a shared Apache Iceberg catalog and consistent access controls across Postgres and ClickHouse software. The work is intended to connect transactional workloads, real-time analytics, and open lakehouse architectures, helping customers work across operational data and data lakes with less movement and integration effort. 

Customers hold the keys for deployment and own the off switch

EDB plans to introduce integrated enterprise ClickHouse capabilities in Q4 2026. Its deployment road map spans four modes: bring-your-own-cloud (BYOC); developer cloud; self-hosted / on-premises on customer-managed Kubernetes or OpenShift; and physical far edge for air-gapped, fully disconnected execution on local hardware.

The goal is to keep customers in control, with governance enforced at the data layer, at the point of action — determining what agents can access and do, with an audit trail and the off switch in the customer’s hands.

Capability and deployment availability will be detailed as offerings are introduced. Altinity customers will continue to receive their existing services and support as the teams advance the shared road map.

About EnterpriseDB (EDB)

EDB Postgres® AI (PG AI) is the sovereign AI data system for the agentic enterprise. Built on Postgres, the world’s leading open source database, PG AI unifies transactional, analytical, and AI workloads in a single architecture, eliminating the data movement, ETL, and operational fragmentation that slow enterprises down. With governance enforced at the data layer and the flexibility to deploy on-premises, in hybrid environments, or across clouds, enterprises operationalize their data and AI on infrastructure they own and control — reaching production-ready sovereign AI in weeks, not months. As one of the most active contributors to the PostgreSQL project, EDB is deeply invested in the vitality of the global open source community. To learn more, visit enterprisedb.com.

SINGAPORE, November 5, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- Globevisa Group's Chief Legal and Compliance Officer, Jun Qiu, and the group's legal and compliance team received four honours at the 2026 LexisNexis Awards ceremony in Hong Kong on October 29, including three individual awards for Qiu and one team award.

Qiu was named to the LexisNexis® 40 Under 40 Asia List and the 40 Under 40 Chinese Mainland List, and received the ELITE Award — Individual. The Globevisa legal and compliance team, led by Qiu, received the ELITE Award — Team.

According to a notification from the LexisNexis Awards team, this was the first time in the awards' history that a candidate had received recognition across all four categories: the Asia List, the Chinese Mainland List, ELITE — Individual and ELITE — Team.

The 40 Under 40 programme recognises legal professionals aged 40 or younger for their professional achievements, leadership and contributions to the legal field. The ELITE Awards recognise individuals and teams for work in legal innovation, technology, artificial intelligence, digital transformation and professional ethics.

Qiu holds a Juris Doctor degree from Chicago-Kent College of Law and a master's degree in accounting from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. She holds China's legal professional qualification, is admitted to practise law in New York and Illinois, and is a licensed U.S. Certified Public Accountant (CPA). She has also passed all examinations of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA). Before joining Globevisa, she worked at the Chicago headquarters of Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP. At Globevisa, her responsibilities include the group's legal, compliance and risk management functions across its international operations.

Legal review in cross-border residence and citizenship planning

Immigration policies and application requirements vary across jurisdictions and may change over time. For individuals considering residence or citizenship programmes, these changes can affect eligibility, investment conditions, source-of-funds requirements and the documentation needed for an application.

Globevisa's legal and compliance team monitors policy developments and reviews the legal basis, eligibility criteria and compliance requirements of the programmes considered by the group. The team also assesses how regulatory changes may affect programme conditions and application procedures, providing guidance to business teams when they prepare options for prospective clients.

The assessment considers whether programme requirements correspond with an applicant's circumstances, including relevant eligibility conditions and documentation requirements. By identifying potential restrictions and policy-related issues before a proposal is presented, the team helps business colleagues assess the suitability of available programmes and reduce risks associated with misunderstandings of policy requirements or discrepancies between eligibility criteria and an applicant's circumstances.

"Legal and compliance review needs to begin before a proposal is developed for a client," Qiu said. "This involves examining the latest policy requirements, the legal basis of a programme and its specific eligibility conditions, then providing guidance to our business teams so that clients can make decisions with a clearer understanding of the requirements and potential risks." 

Financial and regulatory considerations across jurisdictions

Cross-border residence and citizenship planning may also involve financial and regulatory matters beyond the immigration application itself. These include anti-money laundering (AML) requirements, source-of-funds checks, tax residency rules, the Common Reporting Standard (CRS) for the automatic exchange of financial account information, and data protection requirements in different jurisdictions.

Obtaining residence rights or citizenship in one jurisdiction does not, by itself, determine an individual's tax residency or remove reporting obligations elsewhere. Tax residency is determined under the domestic laws of the relevant jurisdictions, and an individual may be considered a tax resident in more than one jurisdiction depending on the applicable rules and personal circumstances.

For clients, these considerations may affect financial account reporting, the documentation required to establish the source of funds and the coordination of arrangements across jurisdictions. Globevisa's legal and compliance team reviews relevant programme requirements and identifies issues that may need to be considered as part of the broader planning process. Tax residency and reporting matters must be assessed in light of the applicable laws and each individual's circumstances.

Alongside its policy and programme reviews, Globevisa also uses artificial intelligence (AI) to assist with preliminary contract reviews and the organisation of internal legal knowledge. The group said these tools support information processing and initial assessments, while substantive legal interpretations and decisions remain the responsibility of legal professionals.

About Globevisa Group

Established in Singapore in 2002, Globevisa Group is an international consulting institution specialising in cross-border identity planning and global mobility services. With more than 50 offices worldwide and over 800 professionals, the group has supported more than 120,000 clients from over 120 countries and regions with residence, citizenship and relocation-related solutions. For more information, visit globevisa.com.

Disclaimer

This announcement is for informational purposes only and does not constitute formal legal, tax, or investment advice. Immigration, citizenship, and tax residency regulations vary significantly by jurisdiction and are subject to change. Prior achievements or recognitions do not guarantee similar outcomes. Readers should consult a qualified legal or tax professional regarding their individual circumstances before taking action.

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BEIJING, China, November 5, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- The 2026 Kuliang Forum, organized by People's Daily Digital Communication Co., Ltd., opened in Fuzhou, East China's Fujian Province, on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, bringing together guests from China and the U.S. to explore ways to strengthen people-to-people ties and advance practical cooperation. For the first time, the forum was held in the city where the century-old Kuliang story began.

Under the theme of "Moving Towards Each Other," participants at this year's forum shared their perspectives on the history and future of China-U.S. friendship, how language and cultural exchanges can bring people closer, and the importance of providing young people with more opportunities to meet, learn from and work with one another.

At the opening ceremony on Wednesday morning, Yu Shaoliang, president of People's Daily, said that as a flagship platform for people-to-people and cultural exchanges between China and the U.S., this year's forum would bring together forces for closer engagement and open new paths for cooperation, friendship and the future.

He expressed hope that people from all sectors in both countries would be guided by the important consensus reached by the two heads of state, share more stories of friendship, voice greater support for cooperation, and deepen mutual understanding and mutual trust.

He also called on media organizations, think tanks, universities, businesses and local communities in both countries to use the forum as a bridge for deeper exchanges and cooperation in education, science and technology, trade and culture, encouraging more frequent visits and interactions between the two peoples and helping them build closer ties.

Through sincere dialogue and exchanges, he said, the two sides should work to deliver more practical results that benefit the people of both countries and contribute to global development, achieve mutual benefit and win-win outcomes, and further strengthen the momentum for China-U.S. friendship.

Zhao Long, secretary of the Fujian Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC), and Qin Haixiang, secretary of the Fuzhou Municipal Committee of the CPC, also attended the forum and delivered remarks.

U.S. participants highlighted how language learning, shared experiences and everyday interactions help build personal connections.

"People-to-people exchanges should not be like visiting an aquarium," said Eric Chipman, executive director of the Helen Foster Snow Foundation and Gung Ho Programs, speaking in Chinese at the forum. He argued that genuine connections could only be built when people went beyond observing one another and found opportunities to take part in each other's lives and work toward shared goals.

In an interview with the Global Times, Chipman said a major challenge was Americans' limited exposure to China. Drawing on his nearly two decades of experience organizing China-U.S. exchange programs, he said firsthand experiences could profoundly change young people's perspectives.

"When they come here, they can't view the world the same way ever again," he said, adding that some former student participants had gone on to study or work in China or encourage others to visit.

Chipman described Kuliang's history as a reminder of the long-standing connections between the two countries. He also expressed interest in bringing American students to Kuliang in the future, saying, "That would be incredible."

Other U.S. participants also shared their thoughts on how to foster understanding between the two peoples, drawing on their own experiences and areas of interest.

Trenton Marsolek, a 27-year-old Tsinghua University alumnus, visited Kuliang for the first time during the trip. He told the Global Times that the Kuliang story and the friendship it represents carry significant meaning for China-U.S. relations. He said friendships between Chinese and American people had endured through changing historical circumstances.

To promote greater mutual understanding, Marsolek said more young Americans should visit China and experience the country firsthand. He said young people did not need to begin conversations with complicated political or philosophical topics.

"At the end of the day, we're all human," he said, adding that conversations about ordinary topics help people see one another as individuals and build mutual understanding.

For Vivian, a Chinese-American student at Peking University's School of Chinese as a Second Language, the forum was particularly meaningful given her work in teaching Chinese to international students.

She told the Global Times that language learning cannot be separated from culture, real-life settings and stories. The forum offers American students and other visitors an opportunity not only to learn about Kuliang and its history, but also to experience Chinese culture firsthand.

Drawing on her experience in Chinese language education, Vivian stressed that people need to interact with one another in order to develop genuine understanding. Such exchanges, she said, can help American students and business visitors gain a deeper appreciation of Chinese culture.

This year's forum also featured roundtable discussions and youth exchange activities. Participants discussed the importance of constructive relations between major countries, the lessons of history for China-U.S. relations and ways to deepen friendship between the two peoples.

During the event, a new book, "Bond with Kuliang: Stories of China-US Friendship and Cooperation," was launched, while an accompanying photo exhibition was held featuring images documenting exchanges and friendship between people in China and the U.S.

Since its launch in 2024, the Kuliang Forum has held two editions in Beijing and New York, bringing together more than 300 participants from various sectors in China and the U.S. The forum has become a platform for dialogue and exchange between people from both countries.

About Global Times

The Global Times English edition was launched in April 2009 by Global Times Group, a media group under the People’s Daily, the flagship newspaper of the Communist Party of China (CPC). The English-language paper, known for its sharp and innovative reporting, unique and incisive analysis, is key to understanding China.

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SINGAPORE, November 5, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- The second Globevisa Global Citizen Conference (GGCC 2026), organized by Globevisa Group, was held in Hong Kong on October 26–27, bringing together government representatives, investment program officials, industry professionals, regional partners and international clients from more than 40 countries and regions.

Held under the theme “By Asia. For Asia. To the World,” the conference followed its inaugural edition in Singapore in 2025. The two-day program examined developments in global mobility, citizenship by investment (CBI), residence by investment (RBI), cross-border capital allocation and corporate mobility, with a focus on regulatory developments and changing needs across international markets.

A central theme of the conference was how investment migration programs and the professional services supporting them are adapting to changing government priorities, regulatory expectations and cross-border investment needs.

Investment Migration Shifts Toward Greater Resource Alignment

The first day of GGCC 2026 focused on industry developments, including CBI program governance, European investment residence policies, Asian capital flows and the changing role of immigration intermediaries.

The Global CBI Leaders Roundtable examined international regulatory developments, due diligence, source-of-funds verification, transparency and proposed regional oversight arrangements in the Eastern Caribbean. The discussion agenda also addressed physical-presence requirements and the contribution of investment migration programs to host-country economic development.

European investment residence policies formed another major part of the program. Sessions examined Spain's abolition of its investor residence visa route, changes to Greece's Golden Visa investment thresholds and Portugal's 2026 nationality law amendments and their implications for longer-term citizenship planning. The discussions also covered the risks and exit arrangements associated with Portugal's fund-investment route, as well as differences among European residence options.

In an interview with Hong Kong Commercial Daily, Henry Fan, CEO of Globevisa Group, said that immigration policies in many countries were moving from broad-based attraction of foreign investment and talent toward more selective screening.

“Policy tightening does not mean that countries are rejecting foreign talent and investment outright. Rather, governments are shifting from broad-based attraction to more selective screening, placing greater emphasis on the quality, suitability and security of incoming investment and talent,” Fan said.

Fan argued that the long-term sustainability of investment migration programs depends on how effectively they align investor resources with the development needs of host countries.

“The core of an investment migration program is not simply to attract capital and applicants, but to match resources with local needs. Such programs can achieve long-term sustainability when governments gain economic benefits, local communities share in development, and investors receive legitimate value,” he said.

He cited infrastructure, renewable energy and healthcare as examples of sectors in which some developing economies have investment and expertise needs. In his view, immigration and investment policies could better support host-country development by attracting resources that address these needs, rather than focusing solely on capital inflows.

Asian Capital Flows and Corporate Mobility

The conference's Asia-focused session examined the relationship between cross-border wealth management, residence planning and business expansion. Participants were scheduled to consider the respective roles of Hong Kong and Singapore in regional wealth management and corporate development, alongside changing priorities among Asian investors.

The session also covered differences between South Korea's investment-based residence pathways and Malaysia's Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) program, as well as practical considerations for businesses expanding into Southeast Asia, including local company establishment, regulatory compliance and the mobility of founders and employees.

Fan said demand for cross-border mobility services was also extending beyond individuals and families as companies expanded their international operations. This was creating additional requirements involving executive assignments, skilled-worker recruitment and cross-border workforce arrangements.

The changing demand profile, he noted, presents an opportunity for professional service providers to broaden their role beyond traditional residence and citizenship applications to address the mobility needs of businesses and internationally active professionals.

Cross-Border Cooperation and Hong Kong's Regional Role

The second day of GGCC 2026 focused on cross-border service coordination and the practical considerations facing internationally mobile families and businesses.

Globevisa's Global Partner Roundtable brought together partners from Türkiye, Dubai, Cambodia, Egypt and Bahrain. The session was designed to examine how local expertise, regulatory knowledge and clearly defined responsibilities can support coordination in cases involving multiple jurisdictions.

Other sessions covered the Common Reporting Standard (CRS), tax residency, financial-account information exchange and cross-border tax reporting. A client panel also provided a platform for discussing the personal and family considerations behind global mobility decisions, including education, lifestyle and longer-term planning.

Fan said Hong Kong's role as an international financial and commercial center, connecting mainland China with global markets, was an important consideration in selecting the city as the venue for GGCC 2026. He highlighted the city's position as a meeting point for discussions on cross-border investment, talent mobility and international business expansion.

About Globevisa Group

Established in Singapore in 2002, Globevisa Group is an international consulting institution specialising in cross-border identity planning and global mobility services. With more than 50 offices worldwide and over 800 professionals, the group has supported more than 120,000 clients from over 120 countries and regions with residence, citizenship and relocation-related solutions. For more information, visit globevisa.com.

Disclaimer

This announcement is for informational purposes only and does not constitute formal legal, tax, or investment advice. Immigration, citizenship, and tax residency regulations vary significantly by jurisdiction and are subject to change. Prior achievements or recognitions do not guarantee similar outcomes. Readers should consult a qualified legal or tax professional regarding their individual circumstances before taking action.

Media Contact

mancyli@globevisa.com

NEW YORK, NY, November 5, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- Tabs, the AI Operating System for Revenue, today announced a partnership with Adyen, the global financial technology platform of choice for leading businesses. Adyen is the first payments partner behind Tabs Pay, Tabs’ embedded payments product, which brings payment acceptance and management into the same platform where companies manage contracts, billing, collections, and revenue recognition.

Most finance teams bill in one system and collect in another. Payments are processed in a separate dashboard, and finance teams spend hours matching payments to invoices, tracking refunds, and reconciling payouts. Tabs Pay removes that handoff by running payments on the same contract, invoice, and customer record as billing and revenue.

“Finance teams shouldn’t have to switch systems to get paid,” said Ali Hussain, CEO of Tabs. “Adyen gave us the infrastructure to build a payments experience that is secure, reliable, and designed for complex billing. Together, we’re helping our customers collect cash faster and spend less time on reconciliation.”

With Tabs Pay, customers can pay by card or ACH from the invoices merchants send in Tabs. Instant bank verification, powered by Plaid and Adyen, confirms bank accounts in seconds, and failed payments are retried automatically, with each retry linked to the original invoice. Merchants can issue refunds, manage disputes, and track payouts in Tabs, next to the invoices and customer records they belong to.

“Embedded finance is transforming how modern platforms deliver value to their users,” said Blake Breathitt, SVP, Co-Head of Global Strategy at Adyen. “By integrating Adyen’s global financial infrastructure directly into Tabs Pay, finance teams no longer have to navigate fragmented tools to invoice, collect, and reconcile. We’re excited to partner with Tabs to streamline complex billing workflows and give businesses the speed, flexibility, and security they need to scale.”

Adyen’s platform gives Tabs the infrastructure to own the merchant experience while relying on Adyen for instant bank verification powered by Plaid, tokenization, split payments, payouts, and reporting. Adyen’s hosted components also allow Tabs to deliver a seamless single-dashboard experience within the Tabs platform while keeping sensitive card data within Adyen’s PCI Level 1 environment.

Tabs Pay is available to new and existing Tabs customers. To learn more, visit the Tabs Pay section of the Tabs website.

About Tabs

Tabs is the AI Operating System for Revenue, built for modern finance and accounting teams. It combines deep revenue and accounting expertise with the agents and applications needed to run revenue work end to end. Tabs understands customer and contract context, applies accounting logic, and executes critical workflows with built-in controls, auditability, and human oversight. With Tabs, finance teams can move from manually managing revenue workflows to directing outcomes while the system executes the work. Learn more at tabs.com.

About Adyen

Adyen (ADYEN:AMS) is the financial technology platform of choice for leading companies. By providing end-to-end payments capabilities, data-driven insights, and financial products in a single global solution, Adyen helps businesses achieve their ambitions faster. With offices around the world, Adyen works with the likes of Meta, Uber, H&M, eBay, and Microsoft.

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logan@sixeastern.com

PHILADELPHIA, PA, November 4, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- Nadine M. Patterson, an independent filmmaker and chief executive officer of Harmony Image Productions Inc., recently previewed her new film about inventor Lewis Latimer at an AT&T anniversary event. The docudrama, titled "Reclaiming the Light," profiles Latimer (1848–1928), a technical draftsman who helped develop the telephone and an innovator of electric lighting. 

The teaser played at AT&T's Innovation Center in New Jersey during the 150th anniversary of the telephone patent. U.S. Patent No. 174,465 is considered AT&T's birth certificate. Latimer worked with innovators and engineers to patent the telephone and other inventions.

“This is a serious documentary drama, not a casual production, meant to earn funders' trust,” said Patterson. Dr. Kit August, a former Bell Labs member, advises on the project. Her involvement reflects Latimer’s importance to AT&T and the telecommunications industry.

Pittsburgh activist, producer and co-writer Martha Richards Conley ("Lost in the Hype"); Sundance Award-winning filmmaker Parris Z. Moore ("Kinyarwanda"); and long-time collaborating producer Marlene Patterson ("Tango Macbeth") join Ms. Patterson on the project. The Pittsburgh Foundation and the Quebec film office have backed research trips and international partnerships. The team works with practicing engineers and scientists to keep the story accurate.

Film Aims to Inspire Young Dreamers to Pursue STEAM Fields

Alexander Graham Bell, born in Scotland, worked with deaf people. Latimer's parents were self-emancipated, formerly enslaved people. Together, they show what diverse teams can accomplish, according to Ms. Patterson.

The film aims to draw young Black and brown people into STEAM fields. Cuts to government funding for university science research have heightened the sense of urgency, as Ms. Patterson wants the next generation to understand America's varied history in the sciences. She hopes viewers picture themselves 10, 15 or 20 years from now, leading tomorrow's technology.

"The film celebrates dreamers and encourages big dreams, just like the innovators at Bell Labs," said Patterson.

Background and Recognition in Community Media

Patterson co-founded Harmony Image Productions in 1995 with her mother, Marlene G. Patterson. An earlier project, "Moving with the Dreaming," documented Aboriginal modern dance in Australia.

"Funders questioned why a Philadelphia team would film overseas," said Nadine Patterson. "My mother's childhood friend, Carol Johnson, lived that life. She trained at Juilliard, traveled to Australia, stayed there and helped establish a dance [and performing arts] school [NAISDA Dance College] that still exists today."

From 1991 until 2016, Patterson taught and coached at the Scribe Video Center. She is a founding board member of Philadelphia Community Access Media (PhillyCAM), the city's first major public-access station. She was also among the first curators of the Philadelphia Festival of World Cinema in 1992; now the Philadelphia Film Festival.

At SIFTMedia 215, Patterson executive produced 12 short films between 2019 and 2024. "Good Grief," one of two compilations, aired on PhillyCAM in 2025. The compilation and the station received a Hometown Media Award from the Foundation of the Alliance for Community Media. 

Franklin & Marshall College awarded Patterson a Bachelor of Arts in drama. She then earned a Master of Science in instructional media from West Chester University. She later completed a Master of Arts in filmmaking at the London Film School. The state of Pennsylvania also presented her with a $10,000 Media Arts Award in 1998.

A Plan for Distribution 

Patterson is president of the board of Extended Play, a nonprofit that supports socially conscious filmmakers. Over the next decade, she intends to develop more productions like "Reclaiming the Light" through Harmony Image Productions and distribution through Extended Play.

As she continues to fundraise, her goal is to finish and release "Reclaiming the Light" for educational audiences in 2028. Lewis H. Latimer holds seven major patents, including the long-lasting carbon filament, U.S. Patent No. 252,386, which provided over 1,000 hours of illumination. He sought to aid humanity and wrote the definitive electrical engineering textbook, "Incandescent Electric Lighting," in plain language for laypeople and electrical engineers that was used in schools from 1890 to 1920. With this film, Patterson hopes to follow that example by uplifting young people, and to encourage them to enter design, engineering, arts, and technical fields.

About Harmony Image Productions

Nadine M. Patterson is an independent filmmaker and chief executive officer of Harmony Image Productions Inc., a Philadelphia company she co-founded in 1995 with her mother. A curator, instructor and media arts advocate, Ms. Patterson is a founding member of PhillyCAM and president of the Extended Play board. Her current project is a docudrama on inventor Lewis Latimer.

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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, November 4, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- FP Trading, a forex and financial markets broker, has launched its first proprietary mobile app, available on iOS and Android. FP Trading clients could already trade on mobile devices through MT4, MT5, and cTrader. The new app is the broker’s own application and brings account management and trading into one place.

Through the app, clients can open and manage accounts, follow live prices, place and manage trades, and monitor open positions in real time.

Mobile Access to FP Trading

The app was developed for traders who want to act on market moves outside of a desktop setting. It has a simple layout and gives access to order execution through FP Trading.

“Trading doesn’t stop when a trader leaves their desk, and neither should their tools,” said Narayan Joshi, General Manager at FP Trading. “The app gives traders the speed, control, and tools they expect, in a form that fits wherever they are.”

FP Trader: Charting and Trading in One Account

The app includes FP Trader, an FP Trading account with integrated charting tools. With FP Trader, traders can place orders directly from the chart.

FP Trader offers more than 100 indicators, drawing tools, real-time data, and price alerts. Charting, data, and order execution are available within a single account. FP Trader is included at no extra cost and does not require a separate subscription.

“FP Trader is a natural fit for the app,” added Joshi. “Traders who build their ideas on the chart can now act on them directly, on mobile, with FP Trading’s execution behind every order.”

Key Features

• Available on iOS and Android
• FP Trader account with integrated charting tools
• More than 100 indicators and drawing tools
• Real-time data and price alerts
• Order execution through FP Trading
• Account and position management in one place

The app is designed for both new and experienced traders. Traders can move from viewing a market to placing an order in a few taps, and alerts notify them of price moves when they are away from the screen.

Client Protection

FP Trading holds an insolvency insurance policy placed with certain underwriters at Lloyd’s, with an aggregate limit of $1,000,000, subject to policy terms. FP Trading is also a member of the Financial Commission, which provides independent dispute resolution for traders, with compensation of up to €20,000 per eligible complaint.

Availability

The FP Trading app is available on the App Store and Google Play. Existing clients can access their accounts through the app. New traders can register from their phone and begin trading once their account is set up.

About FP Trading

FFP Trading is a forex and financial markets broker serving international clients across eligible jurisdictions. It offers a dedicated support team, partnership programmes for introducing brokers and affiliates, and a copy programme for traders who want to follow others. For more information, visit fptrading.com.

Disclaimer

Derivatives (including Forex and CFDs) are complex financial products traded on margin and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 75.5% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading derivatives with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how leveraged trading works and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your capital. Past performance is no guarantee of future results.

Regulatory Notice & Restrictions

This press release is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, an offer, or a solicitation to trade. FP Trading operates under a multi-jurisdictional model with authorizations including the FSCA (South Africa) and FSC (Mauritius). The UAE Category 5 licence issued by the UAE Capital Market Authority (CMA/SCA) covers marketing, promotional, and client introduction activities only and does not authorize trade execution or holding client funds; trading execution and custody are provided exclusively through relevant international regulated entities. Private insolvency insurance and membership in The Financial Commission (€20,000 compensation fund limit) are subject to specific policy terms and do not replace statutory deposit insurance schemes. Services are not directed at or offered to residents of the United States, Canada, or any jurisdiction where such distribution would violate local regulations.

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Hasan Alabdallah
Head of Marketing, FP Trading
h.ali@fptrading.com
+971 52 599 8955

BELLMORE, NY, November 4, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- Precision Medicine, a technology-focused compounding and fulfillment pharmacy that serves direct-to-consumer telehealth brands, announced the launch of its White Label Pharmaceutical Bags program. The custom-printed bags let partner brands put their logo and look on the packaging that carries a patient’s order, while Precision continues to source, print, and fulfill the bags in-house as part of its existing white label fulfillment model.

For most telehealth companies, the patient relationship is built on screens. The intake, the visit, the refill reminder, and the billing page all carry the brand. The first physical touchpoint has often been a generic pharmacy pouch. Precision Medicine’s new bags close that gap without asking partners to coordinate a packaging supplier, a printer, and a pharmacy as three separate vendors.

The bags are offered in two sizes, 8x7x4 and 12x11x4, with a matte finish and a secure closure near the top. They are secondary packaging used for transport and organization. They never touch the medication. The primary container (vial, pump, or dram) remains the packaging the medication is dispensed in, and required prescription labeling stays on that container. The branded bag sits between the primary container and the temperature-controlled shipper used for cold-chain orders. Each branded bag ships inside a discreet mailer, so the patient sees the brand when they open the package while handlers in transit do not.

Partners choose a bag size and submit a logo and slogan, or they can send a full mockup that matches their brand’s design. Precision produces the bags and ships them through the same fulfillment cycle as the medication, so there is no separate packaging order and no third-party printer adding lead time.

The company has completed pack-out testing on both sizes so partners receive fit specifications before they design creative. In the packaging program, the team scans a QR code on the partner’s bag. If the brand does not match the order, the software blocks processing. That check is meant to keep patients from receiving someone else’s branding when one pharmacy fulfills for several telehealth companies.

Precision frames the bags as a complement to required prescription labeling, not a replacement for it, and says the same standards that guide its compounding services, including FDA expectations that compounded drug labeling and promotion not be false or misleading, apply to the program.

The bags announcement follows Precision Medicine’s May 27, 2026 launch of custom compounded gummies across its formulary. That earlier release extended the company’s white label offering into a prescription-based, pharmaceutical-grade gummy format, distinct from over-the-counter gummy supplements sold under dietary supplement rules.

Compounded gummies are prepared pursuant to a valid prescription under USP standards. Precision’s line uses pectin-based formulations that are vegan- and vegetarian-friendly, generally free from common allergens, and heat stable enough to ship without ice packs, which reduces cold-chain complexity for telehealth partners. Available categories include weight management, hormone support, behavioral health adjuncts, anti-aging applications, and men’s and women’s health protocols, subject to stability, dosing, and prescriber specifications.

Together, the gummy line and the White Label Pharmaceutical Bags program reflect the professionalism, safety, and attention to detail Precision Medicine stands by. 

About Precision Medicine

Precision Medicine is a technology-focused 503A compounding and fulfillment pharmacy that partners with telehealth companies to prepare and ship commercial, non-sterile, and sterile prescription formulations under partners’ brands. The company operates fulfillment centers in New York, Florida, and California, integrates with partner platforms through API connections, and maintains USP 795, 797, and 800 compliance infrastructure along with NABP accreditation and LegitScript certification. Precision ships to patients across much of the United States. Learn more at precisionmeds.com.

Disclaimer

Compounded medications prepared by Precision Medicine are not reviewed or approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for safety, efficacy, or quality. Compounded formulations are prepared pursuant to a valid, patient-specific prescription from a licensed healthcare practitioner to meet individual medical needs. Any reference to therapeutic categories or clinical indications is provided for informational and business-to-business context only and does not constitute medical advice or a claim of safety or efficacy. Telehealth partners provide clinical and digital health services; all dispensing and compounding services are fulfilled independently by Precision Medicine in compliance with applicable state and federal pharmacy laws.

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Christian Stella
cstella@mypcphealth.com

NEW YORK, NY, November 4, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- Lucra, the leading social competition platform, today announced a partnership with PartyBet to bring 17-0, its all-time pro football roster-building game, to Lucra's partners. The addition expands Lucra's product offering into sports-style games and gives sports fans a new way to challenge each other for cash, where permitted by law, based on how well they know the game.

17-0 joins the skill-based mini games already available to Lucra partners, adding a new game type that brands and platforms can offer their audiences through their existing Lucra integration.

In 17-0, players draft an all-time roster over six rounds. Each round, a spin lands on an era and a franchise, and players choose from the eligible cards to fill one of six spots: quarterback, running back, two wide receivers, tight end, and one team defense. Every card is based on actual season statistics from 1970 through 2025, and each player gets one Era Audible and one Team Audible to redirect a spin. When the roster is complete, its combined strength converts into a projected 17-game record.

The spin sets the board. What players do with it comes down to football knowledge: which seasons held up, which players carried their teams, and how the pieces fit together. Through Lucra, players can take that knowledge head-to-head and compete for cash prizes, where permitted by law. Lucra handles compliance, payments, fraud prevention, and settlement, so partners can offer 17-0 without building or managing that infrastructure themselves.

"Sports fans have always argued about who knows the game best. 17-0 gives them a way to settle it, with every pick drawn from a real season," said Dylan Robbins, Founder and CEO of Lucra. "Adding sports-style games gives our partners another way to bring their audiences together around competition."

"17-0 rewards the fans who know their football history. Partnering with Lucra brings the game to new audiences and lets players put that knowledge up against each other for real prizes," said Carlo Fox, Co-Founder of PartyBet.

17-0 is now live in the Lucra SDK and available for partners to add to their platforms today.

About Lucra

Lucra powers competitive loyalty through a plug-and-play SDK, which integrates into apps or websites and enables tournaments, mini-games, and peer-vs-peer competitions, with real-money or rewards. It handles compliance, payments, fraud prevention, and settlement out of the box, so partners can instantly offer gamified experiences without building or managing complex infrastructure themselves. Top entertainment, hospitality, and consumer brands, including Five Iron Golf, Backyard Sports, ChessKings, TouchTunes, and more, use Lucra's white-label technology to power tournaments and challenges, build loyalty, and drive new revenue. Learn more at playlucra.com.

About PartyBet

PartyBet is a social gaming platform offering sports prediction markets, original casino games, and skill-based competitions. Launched inside Telegram and expanding across platforms, PartyBet makes it easy to challenge friends and compete for prizes. Its growing lineup includes 17-0, a pro football roster-building game powered by real NFL season statistics from 1970 through 2025. With 20 original games already launched in 2026 and another dozen planned before year's end, PartyBet continues to expand its portfolio of original games for sports fans and competitive players. Learn more at PartyBet.fun

Disclaimer

Real-money contests, matches, and cash prize competitions powered by Lucra and PartyBet are skill-based games available only to eligible participants who are at least 18 years of age (or the legal age of majority in their jurisdiction) and located in jurisdictions where real-money skill gaming is permitted by law. Void where prohibited or restricted. Lucra manages identity verification, age gating, geolocation compliance, fraud prevention, and payment processing to ensure adherence to applicable regulatory standards.

17-0 is an independent game and is not endorsed by, sponsored by, or affiliated with the National Football League (NFL) or the NFL Players Association (NFLPA). All historical player names, team references, and statistical data are used solely for descriptive, factual purposes and remain the intellectual property of their respective owners.

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MILAN, Italy, November 4, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- The 83rd International Motorcycle Exhibition (EICMA) opened at Fiera Milano. Returning for its fourth consecutive year, TAILG showcased 16 models under its brand promise, “TOGETHER, GO FURTHER.” Through product displays, interactive experiences and business exchanges, the global mobility technology brand presented its long-range technologies and diverse mobility solutions to international buyers and partners, further advancing its global expansion.

Since its EICMA debut in 2023, TAILG has continued to expand its product portfolio and international presence. Its four-year journey reflects both the brand’s growth and the increasing global recognition of its technological capabilities. Every model on display embodies more than two decades of research and development.

Innovation and Design Shine in Milan

Distinctive brand visuals, thoughtfully arranged product displays and open spaces for discussion made the TAILG booth a welcoming destination for visitors to explore its products and technologies.

The T91 Ultra-L on display brings technology and style together. Its meteor-inspired design and flowing lines create a commanding flagship presence, while a smart cockpit integrating navigation, music and vehicle information extends its futuristic appeal from styling to the riding experience. After exploring its design and smart features, young visitors remarked, “It strikes just the right balance between technology and practicality.”

Beyond its design, the T91 Ultra-L delivers smooth, responsive power through its high-performance electric drivetrain. Automotive-grade fast charging further improves charging efficiency, providing practical support for convenient longer-distance travel. Together, its power and charging capabilities let riders enjoy the journey while planning commutes and outings with greater flexibility.

Behind TAILG’s outstanding products are its R&D expertise and collaborative approach to innovation. Drawing on more than 2,000 patented technologies, TAILG integrates four technology platforms — energy, power, intelligence and charging — into a comprehensive long-range system that helps riders go further. It also continues to explore sodium-ion batteries, hydrogen energy and smart technologies, accelerating the practical application of its research. Alongside strengthening its in-house R&D, TAILG deepens global collaboration. In 2026, TAILG established a strategic partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), advancing a new model for green mobility worldwide through Green Ride Africa.

Connecting Global Markets, Creating New Opportunities

Competing globally requires both strong performance and design, as well as an understanding of how people travel in different regions. TAILG’s exhibition lineup covered urban commuting, commercial operations and family outings, giving international buyers a range of products to explore and discuss.

European visitors who value practicality and riding comfort were drawn to the F91 Ultra-L. Its mecha-inspired styling and distinctive dual-headlight front end create a striking appearance, while a wider seat and fast charging balance comfort with efficiency for urban travel. After exploring the model, visitors described its features as well suited to everyday needs — a dependable companion for commuting.

Designed for the operational needs of African riders, the TK76 features an extended rear rack, reinforced load-carrying construction and large-diameter wheels, supporting cargo transport and reliable riding on challenging roads. Fast battery swapping reduces charging downtime, helping improve productivity in frequent-use applications such as deliveries and goods collection.

In Europe, TAILG has established a presence in countries including Belgium and Greece, supported by distribution and service networks, and is deepening its local operations. Through EICMA, it is pursuing further opportunities across Europe, the Middle East and Africa, North America and Latin America, accelerating its global development.

Four consecutive years of standout appearances in Milan underscore TAILG’s long-term commitment to global expansion and better mobility for users worldwide. Looking ahead, TAILG will work with partners around the world to make low-carbon mobility part of more people’s lives, helping every journey go further.    

TOGETHER, GO FURTHER.

About TAILG

TAILG Technology Group, founded in 2003, is a comprehensive company that covers the entire industry chain, including the R&D, production, and sales of electric two-wheelers and three-wheelers, as well as services for sharing, charging, and battery swapping. Driven by the ambitious goal to "Recreate TAILG Abroad," it has established seven global R&D and manufacturing bases, including in Vietnam and Indonesia, with an annual production capacity exceeding 15 million units and exports to more than 70 countries and regions. For more information, visit tailg.com.

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ISTANBUL, Türkiye, November 3, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- Vera Clinic, an Istanbul-based hospital focused on hair transplantation, has published the first patient-level outcome data for Vector-10™, the first CVD lab-grown diamond blade used in hair transplant surgery. The six-month analysis, conducted by Vera Clinic Academy, the hospital's research and training division, followed 30 patients treated during the blade's first month of clinical use.

Recapping the Vector-10™ Diamond Blade

Launched by Vera Clinic in March 2026, Vector-10™ is a hair transplant blade manufactured from lab grown diamond through chemical vapor deposition (CVD). Doctors use it to create the small incisions on the scalp that receive each transplanted graft. In repeated-use testing by CinarLabs, an independent validation laboratory, the blade retained its structural integrity over 150,000 uses and kept its edge many times longer than conventional blade materials. Because that testing was performed on a test medium rather than on patients, the six-month analysis offers the first view of how this durability carries over into surgery.

What Six Months of Patient Data Show

For years, progress in hair transplant blades has been defined by hardness. Steel was replaced by sapphire, and sapphire is now being replaced by diamond, which sits at 10 on the Mohs scale as the hardest known mineral. With no harder material left to move to, the pursuit of hardness has effectively reached its limit.

That shifts the question facing the industry. Future advances in blade technology are less likely to come from new materials than from evidence about the hardest one: how reliably it performs, how long its edge lasts, and what that means for patient outcomes. CVD manufacturing is central to this. Unlike natural stone, lab-grown diamond can be produced to exact, repeatable specifications, so every blade meets the same standard.

The six-month results from Vera Clinic Academy offer a first answer: patients treated with Vector-10™ had retained an average of 94.4% of their transplanted grafts, and none required a surgical re-intervention. Results stayed broadly consistent regardless of how advanced the hair loss was, from 95.4% in the earliest stages to 92.0% in the most advanced. All patients in the analysis were treated by the same doctor and surgical team, so the results reflect one consistent surgical approach. Twelve-month outcomes for the same group will be published once follow-up concludes.

"What stands out in these first results is consistency: graft survival remained high at every stage of hair loss, from the earliest to the most advanced. Grafts continue to mature for up to a year, so we're optimistic that the 12-month results will be even more encouraging," said Dr. Emin Gül, a hair transplant doctor at Vera Clinic.

About Vera Clinic

Based in Istanbul, Vera Clinic is a hospital focused on hair transplantation and is widely regarded as one of the leading innovators in Turkey’s hair restoration sector. The clinic was among the first to adopt the Sapphire FUE technique and created Vector-10™, the first hair transplant blade made from CVD lab-grown diamond. Through its research and education arm, Vera Clinic Academy, the hospital carries out continuous clinical studies and provides training for physicians, while every patient’s treatment is guided by a doctor from start to finish. Vera Clinic’s work has been recognized with several international honors, among them the European Award in Medicine for Best Hair Transplant Clinic in Turkey (2021), an iF Design Award for its clinic architecture, and the WhatClinic Patient Satisfaction Award. For more information, visit veraclinic.net.

NEW YORK, NY, November 3, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- Transient, the AI governance platform built for regulated financial institutions, today marked its participation in the Nasdaq closing bell viewing ceremony in Times Square. For Sreej Menon, CEO and co-founder, the occasion carried significance beyond the symbolic; it was a moment to bring the team together around the shared conviction driving Transient since its founding: regulated institutions deserve bank-grade governance infrastructure for superintelligence - built by the team that engineered some of the most complex algorithmic trading systems on Wall Street.

“Standing together as a team at the Nasdaq closing bell ceremony in Times Square was a vibrant milestone on our journey to bring bank-grade Superintelligence governance to regulated markets. Uniting our team around this shared vision underscored the dedication driving our mission every day. Having the strategic backing of NEXT and Nasdaq has been vital in helping us establish this vision and empowering regulated institutions to move decisively from evaluation to active, production-grade deployment,” said Sreej Menon, CEO and co-founder of Transient.

Transient was built by domain experts who understood, from the inside, what regulated institutions require before deploying AI at production scale. The compliance constraints, audit requirements, and need for total authority over every decision the system makes are not edge cases, they are the centre of the problem. The Nasdaq ceremony brought the full team together at a moment when Transient is expanding its presence across banking, asset management, and financial services, translating the support of strategic backers NEXT and Nasdaq into real deployment momentum.

About Transient

Transient is an AI governance platform purpose-built for regulated market participants. Founded by domain experts, Transient enables enterprise leaders at regulated financial institutions to move decisively from evaluating superintelligence to actively deploying it, with bank-grade governance, total authority, and full institutional control. Learn more at transient.ai.

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SAN FRANCISCO, CA, November 3, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- Fireworks, the platform for specialized intelligence, today announced an expanded collaboration with NVIDIA. Fireworks will expand its capacity in Europe with NVIDIA Vera Rubin and Grace Blackwell Platforms. The planned expansion will also leverage the NVIDIA DSX AI factory platform and NVIDIA Spectrum-X Ethernet networking for leading performance and throughput per watt. At Fireworks Forge, its inaugural user conference, the company also introduced new capabilities spanning enterprise inference workloads: an Ultrafast inference preview for interactive applications that need immediate responses, multi-day prompt caching and background mode for long-running agents, and higher rate limits to support growing demand.

"With NVIDIA, we’re expanding our European capacity with the Vera Rubin and Grace Blackwell Platforms to help more enterprises run specialized intelligence at scale," said Lin Qiao, co-founder and CEO of Fireworks. "Improving inference across the full spectrum of enterprise workloads will change the very nature of work, from interactive applications that need immediate responses to agents that keep working in the background. Every enterprise needs the speed, efficiency, and capacity to support both."

This NVIDIA accelerated computing footprint will support deployments across Europe beginning in 2027. The added capacity will help Fireworks meet growing regional demand for open and specialized models as enterprises move more production AI onto the platform. The expansion builds on Fireworks' work with NVIDIA to optimize inference for enterprise workloads, connecting accelerated computing with the software and model expertise companies need to run their own specialized intelligence.

"The intelligence of open models has reached an inflection point, opening the door for enterprises to build specialized AI that transforms how they work," said Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of NVIDIA. "I'm delighted to see demand for Fireworks skyrocketing. Together, we're expanding Fireworks' computing capacity with NVIDIA Vera Rubin and Grace Blackwell to fuel its spectacular growth and bring specialized intelligence to more enterprises."

As enterprises deploy agents and more complex AI workflows, a single task can involve repeated model calls and large amounts of shared context. The speed of each response, the ability to reuse that context, and the capacity to accommodate demand all affect application performance and economics. 

Enterprise AI workloads span a broad spectrum, from interactive applications where users are waiting for an immediate response to agents that work through complex tasks over extended periods. Fireworks is introducing capabilities tailored to each:

• Fireworks helps customers accelerate latency-sensitive workloads with Fireworks Ultrafast, now in public preview on the NVIDIA Blackwell Platform. Leveraging NVIDIA's full-stack accelerated computing platform with over 1000 co-designed domain-specific libraries, AI models, and tools such as CUDA-X, Nemotron, and Nsight, Ultrafast combines faster model computation with efficient communication across GPUs to support responsive, real-time AI applications, achieving inference speeds exceeding 1,500.
• Multi-day prompt caching and background mode for long-running agents. Multi-day prompt caching reduces the cost of reusing large amounts of shared context across repeated model calls. Background mode dramatically lowers inference costs for work that can run without an immediate response. Together, these capabilities make it more economical for agents to keep working in the background over extended periods.
• Higher rate limits and sub-minute cold starts to support growing demand. Increased limits give customers more room to scale both interactive applications and background agent workloads.

To join Fireworks Forge virtually, register for the livestream, beginning at 9 a.m. PT.

About Fireworks

Fireworks is the specialized intelligence platform built to give companies control of their AI economics and ownership of the intelligence that sets them apart. Teams use Fireworks to run, ensemble, and train open-weight models, with day-zero access to new releases. Founded by the team behind PyTorch, Fireworks delivers trillions of tokens per day to companies around the world. Learn more at fireworks.ai.

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LONDON, United Kingdom, November 3, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- Evlo, the UK personal loan provider with a focus on financial inclusion, has had its "Financial Freedom for Everyone" campaign featured as the opening case study in the Finance & Leasing Association's (FLA) Credit Impact Report 2026, published this week.

The report, the first of its kind from the FLA, looks at the role responsible credit plays in supporting opportunity, financial resilience and inclusion across the UK. It argues that public debate tends to focus on debt and the risks of borrowing, and overlooks what people lose when they cannot access credit responsibly: a reliable car to get to work, the means to improve a home, or a way to spread the cost of essential purchases.

The FLA sets out three priorities for the sector over the next decade: recognising the value of responsible credit alongside strong consumer protection, enabling responsible innovation in products and technology, and improving outcomes for people who are declined credit. Evlo's campaign is presented as the first in a series of case studies showing positive change from across the sector.

"Financial Freedom for Everyone" calls for a fairer and more inclusive credit system. Its central ask is for rental payment data to count towards credit scores, so that the 20.2 million UK adults the campaign identifies as financially underserved, and the 5.6 million with no credit history at all, can build a credit profile from the payments they already make every month.

In October 2025, Evlo led a coalition of financial services organisations and consumer groups in a formal representation to HM Treasury ahead of the Autumn Budget. Since then the campaign has moved from lobbying to practical delivery: Evlo has partnered with rent-reporting platform CreditLadder to help renters strengthen their credit files, and has become the first commercial lender to roll out Moneyline's MoneyToolkit, which signposts customers who are declined credit to relevant support rather than leaving them with nowhere to turn.

Sam Foster, Head of Marketing & Comms at Evlo, said: "We're proud to see 'Financial Freedom for Everyone' featured in the FLA's first Credit Impact Report, and particularly pleased that it was chosen as the opening case study. The report makes the case that responsible credit is part of how people get on in life, and that is exactly what the campaign is about."

"Recognition like this keeps financial inclusion firmly on the agenda. It also shows what the sector can achieve when organisations work together to deliver better outcomes for customers. We're grateful to the FLA for its continued support of the campaign and for featuring our work so prominently."

About Evlo

Evlo is a UK personal loan provider committed to financial inclusion, helping customers build a stronger financial future through a personal, human approach and responsible borrowing options. Evlo looks at each customer's full financial picture rather than their credit score alone, and supports people moving back towards mainstream finance. Formerly Everyday Loans, the business rebranded as Evlo in March 2025. Evlo is a trading name of Everyday Lending Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. For more information, visit evlo.co.uk.

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GEORGE TOWN, Cayman Islands, November 3, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- MOBIUS STRIP (MS), a privacy-focused Web3 protocol, has incorporated a Cayman Islands foundation company to serve as the legal owner of its intellectual property, trademarks, domains and protocol code. Governance stays with the MS DAO.

The move follows a wider shift among decentralized protocols, including governance proposals at Aave, toward memberless Cayman entities that can hold and protect brand and code assets that a DAO can’t legally own by itself.

Why DAOs Need a Legal Entity

Unincorporated DAOs have no legal personality. That creates three practical problems:

• IP enforcement: A DAO can’t register trademarks or take infringers to court.
• Key-person risk: Domains, GitHub organizations, and social accounts often end up held by founders or early contributors personally, which exposes them to legal and tax liability.
• Contracting: Cloud providers, payment processors, and enterprise partners can’t sign binding agreements with a group of wallet addresses.

How the Structure Works

The MS operating company is set up as a foundation company without members under the Cayman Islands Foundation Companies Act (Registration Number: 576397989749).

• Asset custody: The company is the legal owner of MOBIUS STRIP’s trademarks, web domains, codebases, and research IP, and is the contracting party for off-chain partnerships.
• Independent oversight: A board of directors manages the company and an independent supervisor oversees it. Core development contributors can’t serve as directors.
• DAO governance: Protocol upgrades, treasury allocations, and roadmap decisions are voted on by the MS DAO.

“The operating company protects and holds; the DAO governs and decides,” said Shahzad Hussain, business manager of MOBIUS STRIP.

What the New Legal Structure Means for Partners

MOBIUS STRIP says the structure gives institutional and enterprise partners:

• A clear chain of title for code and trademarks during due diligence
• Separation between contributors, validators, and token holders and the company’s operating liabilities
• A legal counterparty for service agreements as MS rolls out ecosystem modules such as MS Pay for settlements and MS Swap for exchange

About MOBIUS STRIP

MOBIUS STRIP (MS) is a technology enterprise specializing in blockchain privacy technology and digital economy ecosystem research and development. The company delivers the world's first full-band native privacy universal smart contract public chain, focusing on building a key privacy ecosystem highly integrated with a compliance audit framework. It provides high-performance infrastructure with both privacy protection and security compliance for individuals and institutions in digital financial markets. Leveraging differentiated advantages such as cryptographic verification, zero-knowledge proofs, and multi-ecosystem application synergy, MS serves users globally. Headquartered at the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), the company features dozens of core R&D and global operation experts. For more information, please visit mobiusstrip.io.

Disclaimer

This press release is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, tax, or investment advice. It is not an offer, solicitation, or recommendation to buy or sell any digital assets, tokens, or securities associated with MOBIUS STRIP or the MS DAO. The regulatory landscape governing decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), Web3 protocols, and digital assets is highly volatile and subject to significant uncertainty across various global jurisdictions. While the implementation of a Cayman Islands foundation company is designed to hold protocol intellectual property and provide a legal counterparty for operations, individuals, contributors, and token holders should consult their own independent legal and financial advisors regarding their personal liability, tax obligations, and regulatory compliance Additionally, this release contains forward-looking statements regarding future governance decisions, protocol upgrades, and the rollout of ecosystem modules such as MS Pay and MS Swap. These statements are based on current expectations and are subject to technical, operational, and regulatory risks that could cause actual results or developments to differ materially from those anticipated.

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Shahzad Hussain
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