March 6, 2025 - 18:38

Solidion has successfully obtained an extension until May 30, 2025, to comply with NASDAQ's minimum bid requirement of $1 per share. This extension is crucial for the company as it navigates the challenges of maintaining its listing on the stock exchange.
The company is exploring various strategies to enhance its stock price, including the possibility of a reverse stock split. A reverse split could potentially consolidate shares, thereby increasing the per-share price, which may help Solidion meet NASDAQ's listing standards.
This extension provides Solidion with additional time to implement measures aimed at improving its market performance and investor confidence. The management team is optimistic about the company's future and is committed to executing a plan that will not only satisfy NASDAQ's requirements but also foster long-term growth.
As Solidion works to stabilize its stock price, stakeholders will be closely monitoring the company's progress and strategic decisions in the coming months.
December 20, 2025 - 01:50
Insights from Economic History on the AI BoomAs the AI boom progresses, examining historical economic cycles can provide valuable insights into its trajectory and potential outcomes. Each technological revolution has its unique...
December 19, 2025 - 13:41
Concerns Over Technology Use Among Students: Insights from Massachusetts ParentsA recent poll conducted by Ed Trust in Massachusetts and the MassINC Polling Group sheds light on parental perspectives regarding the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and technology in K-12...
December 18, 2025 - 19:00
Celebrating Inventors and Innovation at Technip Energies Technology Day 2025‘Inventors and Innovation’ were celebrated across Technip Energies at the company’s latest Technology Day, which was held over November 19 and 20. This annual event showcased the remarkable...
December 18, 2025 - 11:59
Hyundai and Kia Address Theft Concerns with Major SettlementHyundai and Kia have announced a significant settlement aimed at addressing the rising theft rates of their vehicles, which have become prime targets for criminals. The automakers will allocate up...