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Eos Energy Consolidates Battery Manufacturing in Pennsylvania

Eos Energy announced it will consolidate its battery manufacturing operations at Thorn Hill, its 432,000-square-foot production facility in Warrendale, Pennsylvania. Cube assembly, testing and shipping will continue at the company's Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania. location. Eos began commercial production at Thorn Hill in June, less than six months after entering the facility. Consolidating all battery manufacturing into a single site shortens material flow, improves production processes and manufacturing efficiencies. When completed, the company expects the consolidation to reduce conversion costs by approximately 10% to 15%, with benefits beginning in 2027. Once both lines are operating, Thorn Hill nameplate capacity is expected to be approximately 4 GWh. The company discussed the consolidation on its second quarter earnings call on August 5. As disclosed at that time, the company's FY26 revenue guidance was $300M to $350M, and the anticipated transition and its associated costs were contemplated within that guidance. The company currently expects to manage the transition without any impact on customer delivery commitments. The company is providing each of the approximately 250 impacted employees, including approximately 205 union-represented employees, with an employment opportunity or work-location assignment at Thorn Hill, Building 200 or the company's corporate offices, subject, for represented employees, to applicable collective bargaining obligations and the employee-placement process being conducted with the United Steelworkers.

Eos Energy Appoints Michelle Buczkowski as Chief Commercial Officer

Eos Energy announced the appointment of Michelle Buczkowski as chief commercial officer, effective August 24. Buczkowski succeeds Nathan Kroeker, who will leave the company on October 20, following a planned transition period. Buczkowski has served as chief administrative officer since November 2025. Kroeker joined Eos in January 2023 as CFO and became chief commercial officer in 2025. Buczkowski and Kroeker will work together through October 20 to complete the transition.

Nvidia Informs Customers of 15% Price Increase for AI Servers

The major averages had a mixed day, with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 in the red as major chip stocks, including Micron, AMD, and Broadcom, were in decline. A key catalyst this week is Nvidia's earnings on Wednesday. Nvidia shares have already declined for five consecutive sessions, while some of its customers have reportedly been told that AI server prices could rise by more than 15% because of higher memory costs.Meanwhile, the U.S. is preparing new economic sanctions targeting Iran's trade partners, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expected to provide details. Oil prices have pulled back despite the escalating tensions. There is also a new U.S.-Canada trade dispute to watch after trade negotiations broke down, adding another source of uncertainty for companies with significant North American supply chains and sales exposure.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:Nvidiahas told some of its largest customers that prices of servers containing AI chips are going to increase over 15% in many cases as memory chip costs skyrocket,Meanwhile, Nvidia is in talks to invest in Perplexity at a valuation above $30B,Alibabaannounced theof 710,000,000 newly issued ordinary shares of the company to non-U.S. persons outside the United StatesnVent ElectricMaverick Power for $1.75BPDD Holdingsreported2. WALL STREET CALLS:Canada Gooseto Underweight from Overweight at Wells FargoUBSCelesticato Buy on 50% earnings growth to 2028Wall Street rolled out coverage of Jersey Mike's SubswithDardento Outperform from Neutral at BairdChipotleto Neutral from Outperform at Baird3. AROUND THE WEB:Polestar Automotivesaid it was blindsided by the U.S. Commerce Department's June ban on its vehicle sales over Chinese connected-car technology concerns, despite assurances it could remain alongside corporate cousin Volvo, WSJ reportsHims & Hershas been placed in Visa'sAcquirer Monitoring Program after a surge in weight-loss subscription disputes, adding scrutiny to its billing practices and creating potential operational and reputational risks, Bloomberg reportsTeslahas lost Shishuang Sun, its senior AI hardware engineer, to former Dojo startup DensityAI, highlighting continued talent attrition in critical chip design and system integration as Tesla ramps its in-house AI hardware efforts, Electrek saysIn a recently published report titled "XHLD: A Shady Underwriter's Pump & Dump on the Brink of T-12 Halting," Fugazi Research says TEN Holdings"is not a software company hiding inside an events business."Anthropic's bankers said the company could raise more than $100B in its IPO, which could value it at $2T, in recent discussions with potential investors, The New York Times reports4. MOVERS:Capricoradvanced after announcing thefor Deramiocel for its amendment reviewGeminigained after entering aBitminewas higher after reportingApplied Optoelectronicsfell afterof up to $600M in stockEos Energyclosed lower after entering a software and hardware5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:XPeng, with EPS and revenue missing consensusRoyal Bank of Canadatoon August 27Marvell Technologytoon August 27Crowdstriketoon August 26Salesforcetoon August 26INDEXES:The Dow rose 140.15, or 0.26%, to 53,417.16, the Nasdaq lost 200.26, or 0.76%, to 25,980.19, and the S&P 500 declined 21.51, or 0.28%, to 7,652.86.