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News

SPAC stories from the company wires and the open web. Every headline links out to the outlet that wrote it.

Stories

1,406in the record

The newest 1,500 items we hold, collapsed. The feed prints 60.

Reporting

382of 1,406

A company wire, or a newsroom with named reporters. The rest republish.

Dated by the source

83of 1,406

Where the attention is

15%of our stories name these 10 names

The stories

Wire & press Our tickers Everything

60 stories in this view · 94 duplicate reports collapsed into their story · 42 carry no publication date from their source

Cheetah Mobile Announces Second Quarter 2026 Unaudited Consolidated Financial Results
PR NewswireFriday 11 September
Services of cloud and AI infrastructure revenue increased 83.1% year over year and 26.2% quarter over quarter, accounting for 72.8% of Global Enterprise Services revenue and 22.2% of total revenues and making a positive contribution to the adjusted operating results of Global Enterprise...
AIIA
American Industrial Technologies Expects Revenue of Approximately $45 Million and Continued Profitability for Third Quarter 2026

How this feed is built

Headlines belong to the outlets that wrote them and link out to them; what we add is on the pages they link into. This is not a place we republish other people’s reporting.

Who is telling us

Every item is graded on where it came from, deterministically and without a model: a company wire or the filing itself, a newsroom with named reporters, an aggregator that republishes, or a social post. The default view is the first two. The other 1,024 stories are real volume and no evidence — worth reading as attention, never as a fact — so each one carries the words “republished, not reported” or “social post, not reporting” in its own byline rather than being filtered out of sight.

When it was published

A story’s date is read from its source, never guessed. 83 of 1,406 stories carry one; the rest say undated by the source and show the day we first saw them instead. We do not fill the gap with a regex: sixty of the undated items hold a Month D, YYYY somewhere in the body that is a future shareholder-meeting date or a line from somebody’s CV, and taking the first date in the text would have mis-stamped fifty stories. An undated item is a fact about the outlet that published it, not about this record.

Whose numbers those are

Aggregator and social summaries are full of dollar figures, and nothing used to distinguish them from the filing-sourced figures on the pages these stories link into. A row whose snippet carries money now says figures here are the outlet’s, not from a filing. That is an attribution and deliberately not an adjudication — we checked whether the two could be compared automatically and they cannot: most apparent disagreements are two different quantities sitting near the word “deal”.

One story, many outlets

A wire release and its rewrites are one story here, fingerprinted on the headline and collapsed to the best-provenance copy, with the others named as also reported by. Every figure on this page — the cards, the chart, the count above the feed — is taken over those collapsed stories rather than the raw rows, so the word “story” means one thing on this route.