HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd (TSX:HIVE, NASDAQ:HIVE, FRA:YO0, BVC:HIVECO) announced is has appointed Canadian capital-markets veteran Hubert Marleau as an independent director of BUZZ HPC's board.
Marleau brings more than five decades of cross-border capital-markets and governance experience to the role, strengthening independent oversight as the company scales its sovereign AI infrastructure platform across Canada.
A co-founder of Palos Capital and Palos Management, Marleau has served as Governor of the Montreal and Vancouver stock exchanges and Chairman of the Toronto Stock Exchange Listing Committee, and has been a director of more than 50 publicly traded companies in Canada and the United States. He currently serves as CEO of Nio Strategic Metals and as Market Economist at Palos.
Frank Holmes, executive chairman of HIVE Digital Technologies and BUZZ HPC, said he has known Marleau for 40 years and values his candor and independent judgment as BUZZ scales sovereign AI infrastructure in Canada with Bell.
Aydin Kilic, CEO of HIVE Digital Technologies, said Marleau's experience and independent judgment strengthen the BUZZ HPC board as it enters its next stage of growth.

#canada

A new trading card game (TCG) shop in Shrewsbury has become a community hub for enthusiasts, with customers travelling from across the West Midlands to join in.
Owner Aydin Uyan said the shop's success had come through word of mouth after he spent several years on the scene selling cards at shows around the UK.
Uyan's shop Triple A Collectibles specialises in selling individual cards covering franchises including Pokémon, One Piece, Union Arena, Dragon Ball Z, Magic: The Gathering and Star Wars.
He told the BBC the community feel inside the premises was what set it apart.
"I was really busy on Saturday and a few of my regulars were in - I had one of them re‑sleeving cards, helping out," he said.

#shop #west #aydin

Jack Coleman is remembering Hayden Panettiere not only as the actress who played his daughter on Heroes, but as a teenager whose extraordinary talent and rapid rise to fame exposed her to pressures he believes no young performer should have faced.
Coleman, who played Noah Bennet opposite Panettiere's Claire Bennet on the NBC drama, shared an emotional tribute after her death at 36. He recalled meeting her while filming the Heroes pilot, when she greeted him by shouting "daddy" and throwing her arms around him.
That first meeting became the start of an affectionate offscreen relationship. Panettiere called Coleman "daddio," while he nicknamed her "Haydini" because, as he put it, "she was a magician," according to Entertainment Weekly's report on his tribute.
But Coleman's memories also turned to the darker side of Panettiere's rise. He described watching a 16-year-old become the target of invasive photographers and provocative questions as her public profile exploded, leaving him with anger over how little protection she received.
Coleman said he recognized Panettiere's unusual ability almost immediately. During an early scene, he noticed that a tear rolled down her cheek on exactly the same line through repeated takes. He complimented what he ****** umed was an impressive acting technique.

#coleman #panettiere #heroes #played

Magdeburg and Eintracht Braunschweig will start their 2026/27 season with the same opening matchday fixture from last term. The visitors took all three points that time, despite playing with ten for the entire second-half.
Both sides will aim for survival after occupying the last two spots just above the relegation zone in the 2025/26 season.
Here are how the two teams will start the game at Avent-Arena.
Magdeburg: Reimann ©; Bockhorn, Jaeckel, MacNulty, Nollenberger; Hyryläinen, Michel, Kwarteng; Iyoha, Zukowski, Atik
Braunschweig: Hoffmann ©; Aydin, Ehlers, Frenkert, Sanchez; Flick, Di Benedetto, Marie; Opoku, Urbich, Sturm

#start #here

The spring brought plenty of exciting developments to the football field for the Oregon Ducks. Evan Stewart made his return. Dante Moore launched his Heisman campaign. Koi Perich and other transfers took the field at Autzen Stadium.
The hype train that really took off, however, was along the defensive line. No, not because of the returning veterans, but rather some of the depth that has been developing in the shadows for the past few seasons.
Aydin Breland and Matt Johnson took over the spring game, combining for five sacks and wreaking havoc in the backfield all day long. While spring game statistics should be taken with a grain of salt, it showed that the pieces are starting to fall into place for the young defensive linemen.
Breland has only added to his "tool bag" this offseason, finding new ways to be effective as a pass rusher, while anchoring down against the run. Playing behind first NFL draft picks A'Mauri Washington and Bear Alexander provides a clear example for Breland to follow, but the spring served as a solid reminder for what the former four-star recruit is capable of.
"I should be as confident in myself as I should be," Breland said at Oregon's media day. "I feel like my ability is definitely there. (The spring was) a big confidence booster."

#took #ducks #evan

With an annual dividend yield of 6.82%, The Kraft Heinz Company (NASDAQ:KHC) is included among the 12 Best NASDAQ Stocks to Buy for Dividends.
The Kraft Heinz Company (NASDAQ:KHC) is the third-largest food and beverage company in North America and the fifth-largest food and beverage company in the world.
On June 18, The Kraft Heinz Company (NASDAQ:KHC) announced that it would reorganize its global operating structure into three regions effective July 1, to help drive growth, sharpen focus, and more effectively deploy resources across its portfolio of iconic brands. The three regions will be North America (NA), Europe and Pacific Developed Markets (EPDM), and Emerging Markets (EM). Under the new structure, the company will combine Asia Emerging Markets and West and East Emerging Markets into one Emerging Markets Region.
Kraft Heinz announced that the appointment of Marcel Regis will lead the new Emerging Markets region, while Willem Brandt will continue to serve as Regional President of EPDM, and Nico Amaya will continue to lead North America. Moreover, the company will combine Procurement and Supply Chain into one central function under Janelle Aydin.
Steve Cahillane, CEO of The Kraft Heinz Company (NASDAQ:KHC) commented: