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Italian shareholders of Fila approved the proposed dividend at the company's general meeting, keeping the stock in focus for income investors. Attention is also on the Italian stock market's dividend calendar, with the detachment dates for October 2026 now being tracked by traders planning their payouts.
- 2New beetle species Micraspis filapicis described from China●# NewSpecies ! New beetle from # china just snuck in: Micraspis filapicis Treatment: https:// treatment.plazi.org/id/CB6
Scientists have described a new beetle species, Micraspis filapicis, from China, published in the journal Zootaxa. The finding is being shared among open-science and biodiversity communities, with the species' taxonomic treatment made freely accessible through Plazi and linked FAIR data resources. It is the latest in a steady stream of newly catalogued insect species announcements.
- 3Argentine rapper La Prima releases sharp-edged concept album●LA PRIMA ▶️ Victoria Boicot ►Album 🎧 ¡El hip-hop de barras afiladas, discurso crítico y manufactura artesanal vuelve a s
Argentine rapper La Prima has released a new concept album, 'Victoria Boicot', described as sharpened rap bars with critical social commentary and handcrafted production. The record is being praised as a sonic manifesto shaking up the southern Latin American hip-hop scene, with early listeners calling it an essential release from one of Argentina's standout female MCs.
- 4Verstappen takes pole with Hamilton alongside on front row●F1 | GP Bahrain in Malesia, qualifiche: Verstappen ritrova la pole, Hamilton la prima fila https:// diggita.com/post/117
Max Verstappen reclaimed pole position in Formula 1 qualifying for the Bahrain Grand Prix, with Lewis Hamilton securing a place on the front row alongside him. Italian-language motorsport coverage is highlighting the Dutch driver's return to the top of the timing sheets and Hamilton's strong qualifying result as the main talking points heading into the race.
- 5Frederick County startup turns plastic waste into 3D printer filament▼Frederick County business wants to turn plastic waste into filament for 3D printers
A Frederick County, Maryland business is working on converting plastic waste into filament for 3D printers, offering a recycling solution for a material that is difficult to reuse. The plan pairs local waste collection with the growing demand for 3D printing supplies. Details about the company, its process and timeline have not yet been widely reported, but the idea has drawn local attention as an example of small-scale recycling innovation.