📊 Stride faces legal scrutiny and fraud

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Ryan Serkes
November 07, 2025

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Here's what's happening today:

🔦 IPG Photonics opens new defense facility in Alabama
💼 Opendoor issues tradable warrants to align stakeholders
📉 Stride faces legal probe after platform failure
🏠 Home prices rise in 77% of metro areas
💸 US sanctions North Korean entities over money laundering
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🔦 IPG Photonics Expands Defense Capabilities with New Alabama Facility Link
  • IPG Photonics opens a new office and manufacturing facility in Huntsville, Alabama, dedicated to laser defense solutions.
  • The facility will serve as the headquarters for IPG Defense, focusing on military and civilian laser applications.
  • The expansion leverages Huntsville's defense sector talent and aims to meet growing demand for laser technologies.
💼 Opendoor Aligns Management and Shareholders with Tradable Warrants Link
  • Opendoor announces a special dividend of tradable warrants to align shareholder and management interests.
  • Shareholders will receive warrants for every thirty shares held, with exercise prices linked to performance.
  • The initiative aims to rebuild trust and provide shareholders with a stake in the company's success.
📉 Stride Faces Legal Scrutiny Amid Platform Failures and Fraud Allegations Link
  • Hagens Berman is investigating Stride, Inc. for potential securities law violations following a platform upgrade failure.
  • Stride's stock plunged after disclosures of enrollment issues and weak 2026 guidance.
  • The investigation also considers previous allegations of fraud and deceptive practices.
🏠 Home Prices Climb in Majority of U.S. Metro Areas Link
  • Home prices increased in 77% of U.S. metro areas during Q3 2025, according to the National Association of REALTORS®.
  • The national median home price rose 1.7% year-over-year, with notable gains in the Northeast and Midwest.
  • Price declines in the South are seen as temporary due to robust new home construction.
💸 US Targets North Korean Financial Networks in New Sanctions Link
  • The U.S. imposed sanctions on individuals and entities linked to North Korean money laundering and cybercrime.
  • The Treasury aims to cut off funds supporting Pyongyang's nuclear and missile programs.
  • North Korean hackers have stolen over $3 billion in cryptocurrency to fund the regime's activities.

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