Brookfield Infrastructure Partners (BIP) and Brookfield Infrastructure Corporation (BIPC) have extended their share repurchase programs, having bought back 1,043,911 limited partner units at an average cost of C$39.20 each as of November 19, 2025. To ensure continued repurchases during periods when trading is restricted—such as blackout windows or insider trading limitations—the companies intend to introduce automatic share purchase plans in early December 2025. All repurchased units and exchangeable shares will be retired, in accordance with securities laws in both the United States and Canada.
In late November 2025, the Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD) experienced variable trading, with prices ranging from $26.72 to $27.35. On November 14, the ETF closed at $27.22, with a trading volume of 19.81 million shares. The fund, which targets high-dividend stocks, has sustained a market value near $70.44 billion, indicating ongoing investor interest in income-focused assets.
VSEE Health, Inc. was granted a temporary exception by Nasdaq to fulfill equity compliance standards, with a deadline set for December 1, 2025. The company met these requirements through the exercise of warrants and conversion of notes, resulting in a pro forma equity of $13.2 million. Maintaining its listing depends on transparent public reporting of these financial actions, highlighting the critical role of regulatory compliance in securing market presence.
Fluence Energy Inc. announced outstanding financial results for the fourth quarter of 2024, achieving its first full-year profit and generating $72 million in free cash flow. The company’s order backlog climbed to $4.5 billion, while its two-year project pipeline expanded to $21 billion. Key strategies, such as establishing domestic battery manufacturing and implementing tariff reduction measures, demonstrate Fluence’s commitment to scaling operations and addressing supply chain complexities.
The pet preservation services industry is projected to expand to $115.3 million by 2033, driven by increasing veterinary expenses and the availability of financial products such as insurance riders. The sector is also diversifying, with eco-conscious burial solutions and specialized logistics for transporting deceased pets, reflecting a shift toward premium and sustainable offerings.