Published: April 30, 2026 at 4:26 am Updated: April 30, 2026 at 4:26 am
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In Brief
Stripe launches Treasury, a unified platform for payments, spending, and stablecoins, enabling multi-currency accounts, instant settlements, global payouts, and advanced financial tools.
Stripe, the financial infrastructure company, has introduced Stripe Treasury, a business account designed to combine payments management, spending tools, and access to stablecoins within a single platform.
The announcement was made at the company’s annual Stripe Sessions conference, where it presented 288 new products and updates to an audience of more than 9,000 business leaders and developers.
The Treasury product is positioned as an integrated financial system that allows businesses to manage payments, monitor balances, and connect accounting software in order to accelerate financial reconciliation. It enables companies to open accounts within minutes and access settled funds immediately, including during weekends and public holidays. The service supports multi-currency storage, local account creation, and access to dollar-pegged stablecoins across more than 100 countries, while also offering risk mitigation features such as eligibility for FDIC insurance coverage of up to $250,000 on qualifying funds.
Within the same platform, users are able to store funds, convert currencies, issue spending cards, execute payouts, and interact with stablecoin-based transfers directly from the Stripe dashboard. Account activation can be completed through transfers from existing Stripe balances or by adding funds from external bank accounts.
Stripe also outlined a series of planned expansions and feature updates for Treasury. In the United States and the United Kingdom, support for holding balances in up to 15 currencies is expected to be introduced by the end of the year. Domestic transfers between U.S.-based Stripe businesses will be available instantly and without fees. In addition, U.S. users will gain access to a Stripe card powered by Mastercard, offering 2% cashback on eligible purchases. Treasury balances in the United States will also generate Stripe credits that can be used to offset processing fees.
The company further introduced a mobile interface for Treasury within the Stripe application, providing users with real-time access to balances, transactions, cards, and spending activity. International expansion plans include availability in Australia and Canada, along with planned stablecoin support in an additional 41 markets.
Another upcoming feature involves integration with noncustodial wallets provided by Privy, allowing Treasury balances in the United States to be extended to users in more than 150 markets for faster cross-border transfers. Stripe also described the development of agent-compatible financial accounts, enabling automated systems to perform tasks such as balance checks, invoice payments, fund storage, card creation, money transfers, and cash flow management, subject to human approval for sensitive actions.
Introducing the new Stripe Treasury:
• Hold funds in multiple currencies and stablecoins.• Instantly transfer money to US businesses on Stripe for free.• Pay anyone in 160 countries with just their email address.• Earn credits on balances to apply towards Stripe fees.•… pic.twitter.com/mkKHlSFNxL
— Stripe (@stripe) April 29, 2026
The company framed these developments in the context of fast growth in the AI-driven economy, where businesses increasingly operate across multiple jurisdictions from inception. It noted that financial tools have often lagged behind this shift, with many companies relying on fragmented systems for money management. The updated Treasury platform is intended to address this by consolidating core financial operations and enabling programmable financial workflows through APIs, including support for custom financial agents.
Additional updates related to money management include expanded capabilities for Stripe Atlas users, allowing founders to track and receive SAFE investment funding through ACH, wire, or stablecoin transfers via Treasury accounts. The company also previewed enhancements to its Global Payouts system, which will enable payments to recipients in more than 100 countries in fiat currencies and up to 160 countries using stablecoins, alongside faster USD transfers to Link users.
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TORONTO, ON / ACCESS Newswire / April 30, 2026 / Route1 Inc . (“Route1” or the “Company”) (TSXV:ROI), a provider of technology-enabled services focused on parking operations, public safety, and mobility, today announced its financial results for the three and twelve-month periods ended December 31, 2025.
Fiscal 2025 was a transition year. The Company focused on reducing reliance on one-time project activity and building a model based on recurring support, software licensing, operational engagement, and account expansion. Early results of this transition are beginning to appear in customer engagement, support contract growth, and demand for Route1’s operational improvement capabilities.
Fiscal 2025 and Q4 Highlights
Expanded deployment of Route1 ABI and introduced “Mr. Parking” in response to increasing demand for operational performance and accountability within customer environments
Grew quarterly ALPR support contract revenue to exceed USD $310,000, representing annualized recurring revenue of approximately USD $1.25 million
Continued growth in ALPR end users and average support contract value
Expanded Route1’s role within customer environments beyond deployment into ongoing operational performance
Monetized employee retention credits totaling USD $549,000 for fiscal 2025
Completed a non-brokered private placement generating gross proceeds of approximately $328,000
Q4 2025 Commentary
Revenue in Q4 2025 was $2.6 million compared to $3.9 million in Q4 2024, reflecting variability in device and project-based activity.
Consistent with prior periods, hardware and project revenue continued to fluctuate based on timing of customer deployments. In contrast, the Company’s support and services revenue remained more stable and is increasingly reflective of its long-term operating model.
Route1 continues to prioritize expansion of recurring revenue within its existing customer base, focusing on increasing the scope and value of each customer relationship over time rather than maximizing one-time transactional revenue. This approach reflects how customers are now engaging Route1, with increasing demand for operational improvement that extends beyond system deployment.
The Company expects variability in hardware revenue to continue, while recurring support, software licensing and services revenue represents a growing portion of total revenue. This shift in revenue mix is expected to materially improve the predictability, visibility, and quality of revenue over time.
The Company is already seeing this shift in customer activity, with increasing engagement beyond traditional support and deployment.
Business Model and Recurring Revenue Expansion
Route1’s operating model is built on long-term lifecycle engagement rather than one-time system deployment.
Within this model, the Company:
Deploys and integrates ALPR infrastructure
Provides ongoing support, monitoring, and maintenance
Works directly with operators in live environments
Expands its role over time into operational performance and decision support
This approach shifts value from deployment activity to ongoing operational outcomes and performance accountability.
The Company is also evolving its operating model to support broader deployment and partner structures designed to scale recurring revenue across multiple customer environments.
This shift changes Route1’s role from a system provider to an embedded participant in operational performance and outcomes.
“Mr. Parking” and Expansion Within Existing Accounts
As part of this evolution, Route1 introduced “Mr. Parking” in April 2026 as an operational capability deployed within existing customer engagements.
The capability is deployed within existing customer relationships and is not positioned as a standalone system. Instead, it is integrated into Route1’s support and operational model, where the Company maintains continuous involvement in client environments.
Across the parking technology market, much of the discussion remains focused on deployment, system features and data access. Route1’s view is that this framing misses the core issue. Much of the sector remains focused on system deployment, while the primary challenge in live environments is whether performance is being measured, managed, and improved over time.
“Mr. Parking” is designed to address this gap by enabling continuous performance management within existing environments. This reflects a broader shift in how customers are evaluating technology investments, with increased focus on measurable outcomes and return on existing infrastructure.
Embedded in the Lifecycle, Not Sold as Software
“Mr. Parking” is deployed within Route1’s lifecycle model. It is configured to each client’s environment and operates using live data generated through existing systems and workflows.
It is not accessed as a standalone application. It is deployed as part of ongoing engagement, with outputs delivered directly into existing operational workflows used by supervisors, analysts, and enforcement teams.
As a result, Route1’s role becomes more embedded in the client’s day-to-day operations, increasing the durability of the customer relationship over time.
Expanding Across the Operation
Initial deployment of “Mr. Parking” is focused on enforcement and patrol operations. However, the underlying framework is designed to extend across additional operational areas including:
Violation processing workflows
Customer communication and response management
Other back-office and administrative functions
As these applications are introduced, the capability is expanded within the same customer relationship, further embedding Route1 within the client’s operating environment and increasing the value of each customer relationship and expanding recurring revenue over time.
Market Context: From Deployment to Performance
Across North America, ALPR deployment is largely complete and the remaining challenge is operational performance. This shift is increasingly driven by governance, compliance, and accountability requirements within customer environments, where operators are expected to demonstrate measurable outcomes rather than simply deploying technology.
Route1’s direct engagement in live environments continues to show:
Variability in enforcement output
Missed revenue opportunities
Limited ability to measure and defend outcomes
These conditions reinforce a consistent conclusion: deployment alone does not improve operations. In many cases, performance degrades after systems go live.
Q4 2025 FINANCIAL RESULTS
Statement of operations
In 000s of CAD dollars
Q42025
Q32025
Q22025
Q12025
Q42024
Revenue
Subscription and services
$
1,041
$
1,203
$
1,465
$
1,327
$
1,130
Devices and appliances
1,596
1,759
2,233
906
2,804
Other
–
(7
)
(8
)
–
(3
)
Total revenue
2,637
2,954
3,691
2,234
3,931
Cost of revenue
1,610
1,775
2,343
1,324
2,542
Gross profit
1,027
1,179
1,348
910
1,389
Operating expenses
1,186
1,136
1,274
1,306
1,464
Operating profit 1
(159
)
43
74
(395
)
(75
)
Total other expenses (income) 2
(169
)
(209
)
135
181
226
Net income (loss)
$
(328
)
$
252
$
(61
)
$
(214
)
$
(301
)
Before stock-based compensation. The last quarter of stock-based compensation expenses was Q4-24.
Includes gain or loss on asset disposal, stock-based compensation expense, gain on sale of employee retention credits, interest expense, income tax recovery, foreign exchange loss or gain, other expenses.
Adjusted EBITDA 3
In thousands of Canadian dollars
Q42025
Q32025
Q22025
Q12025
Q42024
Adjusted EBITDA
$
19
$
220
$
269
$
(190
)
$
130
Depreciation and amortization
178
176
195
205
205
Operating profit
$
(159
)
$
43
$
74
$
(395
)
$
(75
)
Adjusted EBITDA is defined as earnings before interest, income taxes, depreciation and amortization, stock-based compensation, and other costs. Adjusted EBITDA does not have any standardized meaning prescribed under IFRS and is therefore unlikely to be comparable to similar measures presented by other companies. Adjusted EBITDA allows Route1 to compare its operating performance over time on a consistent basis.
Subscription and services revenue
in 000s of CAD dollars
Q42025
Q32025
Q22025
Q12025
Q42024
Application software
$
16
$
14
$
15
$
17
$
24
Other services
1,025
1,189
1,451
890
1,106
Total
$
1,041
$
1,203
$
1,466
$
907
$
1,130
Other services revenue
in 000s of CAD dollars
Q42025
Q32025
Q22025
Q12025
Q42024
Technology life-cycle maintenance and support 4
$
438
$
413
$
412
$
381
$
378
Professional services
587
776
1,039
526
727
Total
$
1,025
$
1,189
$
1,451
$
907
$
1,106
Route1 ABI license revenue is included in this line
FISCAL YEAR 2025 (FY 2025)
In 000s of CAD dollars
FY 2025
FY 2024
FY 2023
FY 2022
Revenue
Services
$
4,616
$
4,342
$
4,456
$
6,194
Device
6,923
10,821
13,104
15,830
Other
(24
)
(9
)
18
21
Total Revenue
11,516
15,154
17,578
22,045
Cost of revenue
7,051
9,903
11,703
14,462
Gross profit
4,465
5,251
5,875
7,583
Operating expenses
4,901
5,771
6,439
7,645
Operating profit 1
(436
)
(520
)
(564
)
(62
)
Total other expenses 2, 3
(85
)
541
719
1,656
Net income (loss)
$
(351
)
$
(1,061
)
$
(1,283
)
$
(1,718
)
In 000s of CAD dollars
Dec 31
2025
Sep 30
2025
Jun 30
2025
Mar 31
2025
Dec 31
2024
Working capital analysis
Total current assets
$
2,956
$
2,913
$
3,116
$
1,939
$
3,422
Current liabilities:
Accounts payable and accruals
4,107
3,637
4,260
3,480
4,683
Contract liabilities (deferred revenue)
1,065
1,189
922
917
995
Operating lease liabilities (property leases)
322
317
301
320
335
Bank indebtedness and notes payable
2,335
2,454
1,652
1,601
1,561
Total current liabilities
7,829
7,597
7,136
6,317
7,573
Net working capital
(4,873
)
(4,684
)
(4,020
)
(4,378
)
(4,151
)
Pro Forma net working capital 5
$
(1,151
)
$
(724
)
$
(1,143
)
$
(1,541
)
$
(1,261
)
Debt analysis
Current bank indebtedness and notes payable
$
2,335
$
2,454
$
1,652
$
1,601
$
1,561
Non-current bank indebtedness and notes payable
482
676
1,564
1,731
1,586
Total bank indebtedness and notes payable
$
2,817
$
3,130
$
3,216
$
3,332
$
3,147
Net working capital adjusted for (a) bank indebtedness and notes payable, (b) contract liabilities, and (c) operating leases.
PRIVATE PLACEMENT
The Company completed a private placement in December 2025 and issued 4,376,665 Units for aggregate gross proceeds of approximately $328,250. Company management subscribed for Units under the Offering for a total of $68,000, representing approximately 21% of the Offering.
Each Unit consisted of one common share in the capital of the Company (a “Common Share”) and one common share purchase warrant (a “Warrant”). Each Warrant entitles the holder to purchase one Common Share at a price of $0.10 for a period of 18 months from the issue date of the Units. All securities issued pursuant to the offering were subject to a four-month hold period that has now expired.
The Company is using the net proceeds of the Offering to fund the development of Route1’s Actionable Business Intelligence (“ABI”) software application and “Mr. Parking”.
MONETIZING ROUTE1’S EMPLOYEE RETENTION CREDITS
The Employee Retention Credit (“ERC”), also known as the Employee Retention Tax Credit (“ERTC”), was designed to help businesses recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. The overall goal of the program was to encourage employers to retain employees during pandemic-related business shutdowns and slowdowns.
First introduced in March 2020 as part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, the ERC has been updated twice since its original creation. In November 2021, the ERC program expired early with the signing of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. The change limited ERC claims to wages paid before October 1, 2021, except for recovery startup businesses. Businesses were able to retroactively claim ERC by amending their 2020 or 2021 tax returns, meaning employers were able to claim the credit for actions during the pandemic on their tax returns up until the year 2024.
With the help of a third-party professional to assist in its submission, Route1 filed ERCs in the amount of USD $1,320,002. The credits were for Route1’s wholly owned U.S. subsidiaries Route 1 Security Corporation, Group Mobile Int’l, LLC (“GMI”) and Portable Computer Systems, Inc. (“PCS”) relating to wages paid to employees between April 1, 2020 and September 30, 2021.
On June 18, 2025, Route1 sold USD $467,030 of its ERCs (the “First ERC Claim”) to a private equity fund. Route1 received payment of USD $179,807 and subject to the US government paying out the First ERC Claim, will receive an additional USD $65,384. The private equity fund purchased the First ERC Claim at a discount to the face value and required an additional amount to be held back until the First ERC Claim is paid out by the US government. Route1 also incurred professional fees to complete the transaction. In certain circumstances, including situations in which the Internal Revenue Service disallows some or all of Route1’s ERC claims, the private equity fund may cause Route1 to refund the proceeds paid. Should that occur, some or all of the professional fees incurred will also be reimbursed.
On August 8, 2025, Route1 sold USD $468,802 of its ERCs (the “Second ERC Claim Amount”) to a private equity fund. Route1 received payment of USD $167,836 and subject to the US government paying out the ERC Claim Amount, will receive an additional USD $58,122. The private equity fund purchased the Second ERC Claim Amount at a discount to the face value and required an additional amount to be held back until the Second ERC Claim Amount is paid out by the US government. Route1 also incurred professional fees to complete the transaction.
FINANCIAL REPORTING UPDATE
Route1 does not intend to host a shareholder call in connection with its year-end results.
The Company expects to host a shareholder call in mid-May 2026 following the release of its first quarter 2026 financial results. Management expects to provide additional commentary at that time regarding operational progress and early observations following the launch of “Mr. Parking.”
About Route1 Inc.
Route1 provides operational intelligence and secure data solutions for public sector and critical infrastructure operators. The Company’s ABI platform supports structured intelligence and operational improvement initiatives across mobility, parking enforcement, public safety and smart infrastructure environments. Route1 trades on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol ROI.
For More Information, Contact:Tony BusseriPresident and Chief Executive Officer+1 480 578-0287[email protected]
This news release, required by applicable Canadian laws, does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any of the securities in the United States. The securities have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the “U.S. Securities Act”) or any state securities laws and may not be offered or sold within the United States or to U.S. Persons unless registered under the U.S. Securities Act and applicable state securities laws or an exemption from such registration is available.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
This news release may contain statements that are not current or historical factual statements that may constitute forward-looking statements or future oriented financial information. These statements are based on certain factors and assumptions, including expectations regarding the granting of the patent and the terms thereof, the launch date of “Mr. Parking”, the results of development and testing, market trends and the continuation of such trends, the expected growth in the value of support contracts for the LPR business, competition for skilled personnel, expected financial performance and subscription-based revenue, business prospects, technological developments, development activities and like matters. While Route1 considers these factors and assumptions to be reasonable, based on information currently available, they may prove to be incorrect. These statements involve risks and uncertainties, including but not limited to the market demand for the Company’s products and services and risk factors described in reporting documents filed by the Company. Actual results could differ materially from those projected as a result of these and other risks and should not be relied upon as a prediction of future events. The Company undertakes no obligation to update any forward-looking statement or future-oriented financial information to reflect events or circumstances after the date on which such statement is made, or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events, except as required by law. Estimates used in this presentation are from Company sources. Past or forecasted performance is not a guarantee of future performance and readers should not rely on historical results or forward-looking statements or future oriented financial information as an assurance of future results.
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SOURCE: Route1, Inc.
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Lionsgate is on track to have one of the biggest hits of the year with “Michael.” Directed by Antoine Fuqua, the Michael Jackson biopic opened this past weekend and came in well above even the most optimistic expectations. As a result, we may well be looking at a franchise rather than a one-off cinematic look at the King of Pop.
“Michael” ruled the box office on its opening weekend, taking in a staggering $218 million worldwide. That number includes $97.2 million domestically and $121.6 million internationally. In just a matter of days, it will pass “Wuthering Heights” ($241 million) to become the fifth-biggest movie of 2026 overall. By the end of this upcoming weekend? We’re likely looking at the fourth-biggest movie of the year behind “Project Hail Mary” ($613 million and counting).
Even though the movie carries a very hefty budget in the $200 million range, it’s going to pay off for all involved. Pre-release preview numbers suggested the “Michael” biopic would earn $90 million domestically on the very high end. It did much more than that, and now, even if it has lousy legs (which it probably won’t), it’s going to sail to $500 million worldwide. It’s probably going to make a lot more than that, given the audience’s reception.
The film was written by John Logan and tells the story of Michael Jackson’s life from his early days as the lead of the Jackson Five to his rise as a solo artist, culminating in his becoming the biggest entertainer in the world. Jafaar Jackson, Michael Jackson’s real-life nephew, plays the late pop star.
There was some talk of a possible sequel before the release. Now? That talk is undoubtedly going to heat up. Lionsgate will almost certainly try to make it happen.
A Michael sequel is now a no-brainer for Lionsgate
Lionsgate
Critics haven’t been particularly kind to “Michael,” with /Film’s Witney Seibold calling it an “overly-sanitized biopic” in his review. Many critics have pointed out that the movie doesn’t address any of the allegations of misconduct against Michael Jackson. The movie, however, doesn’t even lead up to the ’90s and ends before any allegations were made.
“Michael” also had to reshoot its entire third act amid behind-the-scenes drama, largely because of a settlement over one of Jackson’s allegations. Setting any commentary aside, purely from a business POV, there’s a lot of Jackson’s life left to examine, and a lot of financial incentive to do so given how well this movie is performing. Speaking with Business Insider, Lionsgate Motion Picture Group chairman Adam Fogelson acknowledged that a sequel is in the cards:
“There’s at least one more movie. Just speaking less as an employee of Lionsgate and more as a person who has spent a lot of time in the movie business, I was always excited by the possibility that you could make a more complete and satisfying telling of Michael’s story if you weren’t confined to only one movie.”
“There’s a possibility of there being a part two, that may deal with some other things that happen afterwards,” star Colman Domingo, who plays Joe Jackson, Michael’s father, said of a possible sequel on “Today”. Director Antoine Fuqua has also talked about it, telling Deadline that he would like to return, provided the schedule permits.
“I would like to, it’s just about scheduling. It would kill me if somebody else did it.”
Rest assured, Lionsgate is at the very least going to try to make “Michael 2” a thing.
New Lego sets typically drop on the first day of each month, and May 2026 is no different–though there are a couple exceptions. The Star Wars Mandalorian N-1 Starfighter drops on May the 4th for $250, Star Wars Day, and on May 7 you can pick up the huge Jurassic Park Jeep Wrangler for $200. But the sets you can expect to release May 1 include a new Minifigure Collection in Series 29 for $5 per pack (or a 6 pack for $30), a new Botanicals Rocking Plants set for $23, new F1 models like Lewis Hamilton’s Helmet for $90, FIFA builds like like the Lionel Messi Soccer Highlights kit for $30, and even some new Toy Story sets like the adorable Slinky Dog Bookends for $150. Check out the full list of upcoming sets below.
What’s better, Lego will often offer free gift sets with your purchase when you spend the qualifying amount of money, and until April 19 you can take advantage of two: Restaurants of the World: Mexico (exclusive to Lego Insider members) if you spend $180 or more, and the TIE Advanced Mini-Build for anyone who spends $40 or more. So if you preorder any of these new May sets, you’ll get at least one free gift.
Toy Story Slinky Dog Bookends (1,311 Pieces)
$150 | Releases May 1
Lego Toy Story sets aren’t new, but these upcoming kit are taking cues from the larger model-style builds for adults, but are still good for kids. The Slinky Dog Bookends is a really cool modular build with plenty of hidden elements and moving parts. It function as a real bookend, but makes for great display with the rest of you Lego collection. You’ll get two minifigures:
Slinky DogWoody
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Lotso (570 Pieces)
$40 | Releases May 1
This 570-piece kit is an accurate recreation the unassuming villain. He stands at over 6.5in. high and his limbs are fully posable. You can even move his eyebrows to give him a more menacing look.
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Alien With Pizza Planet Rocket Ride (714 Pieces)
$60 | Releases May 1
Crank mechanics are making a big splash in Lego sets over the last couple of years, and this Alien from Toy Story set is the next one. The full set is a fully brick-built Alien toy and Pizza Planet rocket ride, and you can turn the crank to make it move just like it would outside of a grocery store. You can even insert a coin into the slot for added immersion.
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Rocking Plans (253 Pieces)
$23 | Releases May 1
The Lego Botanicals line is another popular and long running theme. The rocking plants build features two adorable planters with rounded bottoms to rock back and forth, hence the name. At 253 pieces it’s not the biggest or most intricate build, but due to their size and design make for good decoration with their pastel colors.
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Minifigures Series 29 (8 Pieces)
$5 per Minifigure | Releases May 1
The collectible minifigures line is about to see its 29th iteration. These are blind box-style single minifigure bags where you have the chance to open one of 12 unique minifigures, and they all include minifigure components and pieces that are good for any Lego collection. With Series 29, you have a chance to open any of these:
Bionicle CosplayerBoba Cup FanChocolatierCute WitchMarine BiologistMonster HunterMysterious RoninRobot T. RexSoccer GoalkeeperTrash MonsterTuba PlayerUnicorn Elf
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Scuderia Ferrari HP Lewis Hamilton Helmet (884 Pieces)
$90 | Releases May 1
Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari helmet is just as detailed as Leclerc’s, complete with fully detailed sponsor-printed bricks, a display stand, and info plaque with Hamilton’s signature on it. You’ll also receive a Lewis Hamilton minifigure.
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Scuderia Ferrari HP Charles Leclerc Helmet (886 Pieces)
$90 | Releases May 1
Like the Star Wars helmet display models, the F1 helmets are just as detailed and accurate. The Scuderia Ferrari helmet is an 886-piece stands at over 7in. tall, surprising for its high brick count, and comes with a display stand and Charles Leclerc minifigure.
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2026 U.S. Soccer National Team Jersey (167 Pieces)
$25 | Releases May 1
Lego has dozens upon dozens of original and licensed sets spanning the sci-fi and fantasy genres, but they’ll often come out sets celebrating real life events. The U.S. Soccer National Team Jersey is a 167-piece kit with a framed brick-built #26 jersey and with a support stand to help it stand up on its own. It also includes two unnamed soccer player minifigures.
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FIFA World Cup 2026 Official Emblem (290 Pieces)
$25 | Releases May 1
The 298-piece FIFA World Cup 2026 Logo is a pretty cool one-to-one recreation of the logo we’ve seen all year. The golden cup itself it set to the background of a multi-color “26” background, with a FIFA logo bring underneath it. It comes with an angled display stand to easily set it up on your shelf.
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Cristiano Ronaldo – Soccer Legend (854 Pieces)
$80 | Releases May 1
The second Ronaldo set is a fully brick-built version of him. Similar to older Bionicle sets, his joins are posable and it’s much larger than a regular minifigure. It’s 854 pieces and stands at 10in. high, so if you’re a big soccer fan this would make a great shelf piece. It comes with a display stand and plaque brick with Ronaldo’s signature.
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Cristiano Ronaldo – Soccer Highlights (490 Pieces)
$30 | Releases May 1
I don’t know anything about soccer, but even I’m aware of who Cristiano Ronaldo is. This tribute vignette celebrates some of the soccer legend’s best moments, and the backflip kick build with fire coming off the ball is something straight out of an anime. You’ll get a Cristiano Ronaldo minifigure and a logo plaque brick to go along with the rest of the kit.
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Lional Messi – Soccer Legend (958 Pieces)
$80 | Releases May 1
Lionel Messi’s brick-built vignette is an almost 1,000-piece kit featuring the player’s iconic celebration. The blue and gold colors really pop, and the figure is fully posable. The forearm tattoo brick is also a really cool and unique feature never quite done on a Lego kit before.
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Lional Messi – Soccer Highlights (500 Pieces)
$30 | Releases May 1
Lionel Messi is another soccer legend getting a highlights vignette. His blue and gold jersey is represented throughout the whole set, both in the structure and the #10 jersey number in the back. You’ll get a Messi minifigure and plaque brick with his name on it.
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Kylian Mbappé – Soccer Highlights (490 Pieces)
$30 | Releases May 1
The next Soccer Highlights set is the 490-piece Kylian Mbappé build, with a big #10 as the centerpiece to celebrate the French player’s jersey number. This one also comes with an information plaque brick with with players name and minifigure portrait, as well as a minifigure version of him.
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Vini Jr. – Soccer Highlights (510 Pieces)
$30 | Releases May 1
Brazilian soccer icon Vinicius Junior, or Vini Jr., is also a getting a sweet vignette set featuring his jersey number and colors. You’ll get a Vini Jr. and info plaque with his name on it.
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The Mandalorian’s N-1 Starfighter (1,809 Pieces)
$250 | Releases May 4
Big Star Wars display models are always fan favorite sets, and the converted Naboo Starfighter the The Mandalorian Din Djarin flies in the later seasons of the show of the same name is next in the long line of super detailed sets. At 1,809 pieces it’s rather large, but it comes with a nice display stand and infographic brick to make it pop on your shelf. You’ll also get two minifigures:
The Mandalorian (Din Djarin)Grogue
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Jurassic Park Jeep Wrangler (1,924 Pieces
$200 | Releases May 7
One of my personal favorite upcoming sets, the massive Jeep Wrangler set from the first Jurassic Park film recreates the iconic scene from that fateful rainy night. It’s a detailed brick-built recreation of an actual Wrangler, and comes with a Dennis Nedry minifigure with the shaving can and an infographic brick with display stand.
Google Cloud hit $20.03 billion in Q1 2026—up 63% year-over-year—while Microsoft’s AI business surpassed a $37 billion annual revenue run rate, up 123% year-over-year.
Alphabet’s total Q1 revenue reached $109.9 billion, its fastest growth rate since 2022; Microsoft posted $82.9 billion in revenue, up 18%.
OpenAI missed its own internal revenue and user targets in recent months, with CFO Sarah Friar reportedly warning the company may struggle to fund future compute contracts.
Wednesday was a bad day to be an AI doomer.
Microsoft and Alphabet, Google’s parent company, both reported earnings after the bell, and both crushed expectations—on the same day OpenAI’s revenue stumbles were still reverberating through the market. The message from the two biggest players in enterprise cloud was hard to miss: The AI trade isn’t slowing down. If anything, it’s accelerating.
Alphabet posted $109.9 billion in Q1 2026 revenue, up 22% from a year ago and the company’s fastest growth rate since 2022. Wall Street was expecting around $107.1 billion. The headline number is Google Cloud, which brought in $20.03 billion—up 63% year-over-year from $12.26 billion in Q1 2025, and nearly $1.6 billion above analyst estimates. CEO Sundar Pichai said enterprise AI solutions had become “our primary growth driver for cloud for the first time in Q1.”
Microsoft wasn’t far behind. The company reported $82.9 billion in revenue for its fiscal Q3 2026, up 18% year-over-year, beating the $81.39 billion estimates. The real number that turned heads: Its AI business surpassed an annual revenue run rate of $37 billion, up 123% from the prior year. Azure and other cloud services grew 40% year-over-year. Microsoft Cloud overall hit $54.5 billion, up 29%.
All of this thanks to the magic of the AI boom.
Copilot, Microsoft’s AI assistant for enterprise, now exceeds 20 million paid users—up from 15 million just last quarter. CEO Satya Nadella called it the “agentic computing era,” which is the kind of phrase you say when your numbers back it up.
Gemini is pulling its weight across the board. Earlier this year, Apple signed a multi-year deal to build its next generation of Foundation Models on Google’s Gemini, handing the search giant one of the biggest AI endorsements of 2026. Paid monthly active users of Gemini Enterprise grew 40% quarter-over-quarter. Google’s Cloud backlog hit $460 billion—nearly double the prior quarter.
All of this lands against the backdrop of OpenAI’s bad week. The company missed its own internal targets for both revenue and user growth, with CFO Sarah Friar reportedly telling company leaders she was worried OpenAI might not be able to fund future compute contracts if revenue doesn’t pick up fast enough.
The market response was swift. CNBC reports that Oracle dropped around 4%, CoreWeave sank more than 5%, and SoftBank—one of OpenAI’s largest investors—fell roughly 10% during Tokyo trading hours. Nvidia and AMD also slid.
The contrast is hard to ignore. While OpenAI is leaning on investors to absorb the gap between ambition and revenue, Google and Microsoft are printing cash from the same AI wave. Gemini 3 Pro, released in November 2025, outpaced its predecessor on every benchmark Google tested, and is now driving commercial demand across the Cloud stack.
On the advertising side, Google’s total ad revenue came in at $77.25 billion, up 15.5% year-over-year, beating estimates in that field too. YouTube was the one soft spot at $9.88 billion versus the $9.99 billion forecast—a minor miss in an otherwise clean sweep.
Alphabet guided 2026 capital expenditures at $175 billion to $185 billion, up from $91.4 billion in 2025. The $460 billion Cloud backlog may suggest the company expects those bets to keep converting into revenue well into 2027.
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It seems Netherealm might be returning to the Injustice universe with a 3rd game, according to a new report.
MP1ST, a website that really seems to be nailing a lot of exclusives lately, has the details. They managed to locate the CV of an artist currently working at Warner Bros., who apparently lists Injustice 3. MP1ST are not mentioning the identity of the artist for obvious reasons, and the screenshot they have has been carefully blurred out to avoid incriminating the employee. Not blurred out is the artist’s portfolio, though, which includes Hogwarts Legacy, two unannounced titles and Injustice 3.
This isn’t the first time we’ve had strong hints that Injustice 3. James Gunn mentioned meeting with Netherealm early last year to discuss new DC projects, and Injustice 3 was even mentioned years ago in the massive Nvidia leak.
And apparently, Netherealm already decideded what their next game after Mortal Kombat 1 would be back in 2021.
Love the fact that there is excitement for our next game. And I don’t want to be a stickler for words…
But we haven’t been working on our next game for 3 years already. The actual quote was that we KNEW what our next game was going to be 3 years ago.
NetherRealm is still…
— Ed Boon (@noobde) September 24, 2024
Support of Mortal Kombat 1 wound down in May of 2025. The game released in September 2023, and so far Netherealm’s development time has typically been around 3-4 years, so assuming they jumped straight into Injustice 3, it would launch sometime around the end of this year/end of next year.
Injustice 2 launched in 2017, so right now, it has been 9 years since we last got to fight an evil Superman in a loot-driven fighting game. By time Injustice 3 launches, it’ll probably be over a decade.
Another Injustice might also be exactly what Netherealm needs because Mortal Kombat 1 seemingly didn’t do that well, especially compared to prior Mortal Kombat titles.
WLFI has opened a governance vote to determine the handling of over 62 billion locked tokens.
Founders and teams face stricter rules with token burns, while early supporters keep all their tokens with no burn.
The proposal requires significant participation and will remain open for seven days.
World Liberty Financial (WLFI), the crypto venture associated with U.S. President Donald Trump, has launched a seven-day governance vote that could change how a large portion of its tokens are released and removed from supply.
According to the project’s official post on X, the vote has started today, and it is fully done on-chain, meaning token holders vote directly using the blockchain system.
For initial founders, team, advisors & partners: up to 45,238,585,647 WLFI tokens moves to a 2-year cliff with a 3-year linear vest upon opting in and accepting unlock terms. Up to 4,523,858,565 WLFI tokens permanently burned upon doing so. The least favorable terms in the…
— WLFI (@worldlibertyfi) April 29, 2026
The proposal centers on approximately 62.28 billion locked WLFI tokens that are currently not in circulation. If approved, these tokens would remain locked for at least two additional years. The vote requires a quorum of 1 billion WLFI tokens to be valid.
WLFI described the proposal as one of the most significant governance decisions in its history.
Different rules for different groups
The proposal is split into different groups of participants. For founders, team members, advisors, and partners, up to 45,238,585,647 WLFI tokens would move into a two-year waiting period, followed by a three-year linear vesting schedule.
This means they cannot access their full tokens immediately, even after waiting. If they agree to these terms, up to 4,523,858,565 tokens could be permanently destroyed, which would reduce the total supply. WLFI described this as the strictest option under consideration.
Early supporters who purchased locked WLFI tokens are assigned up to 17,043,666,558 tokens that would shift into a two-year cliff and then a two-year vesting period, while retaining full allocation and avoiding any burn if they accept the terms.
WLFI also said that holders who do not actively accept the new conditions would remain under existing restrictions.
Governance and broader context
The vote will remain open for seven days, and sufficient participation is required to meet the quorum threshold and finalize the outcome.
WLFI operates as a decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol with both a governance token (WLFI) and a U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin, USD1. The project focuses on building infrastructure that connects crypto with real-world payments.
Recently, WLFI also integrated MovaLab into its supernode network to help scale infrastructure and increase adoption of USD1 across AI and payment systems.
The outcome of the vote will determine how a substantial portion of WLFI’s token supply is managed, potentially affecting supply dynamics and long-term distribution.
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Wednesday night’s episode of Coronation Street (April 29) didn’t hold back, as Jodie Ramsey’s dramatic flashback put her troubled past front and centre. And with tensions boiling over, viewers are now convinced the soap may have dropped a major hint about her fate.
Jodie found herself pushed to the brink as she tried to shield sister Shona from the dangerous fallout of her past. But in a cruel twist, she also uncovered the painful truth that Shona had once chosen to walk away from her. With emotions running high, Jodie lashed out – and her next move would send shockwaves through the Street.
Jodie lured David into bed (Credit: ITV)
Jodie Ramsey’s special flashback episode in Coronation Street
Jodie’s secrets had well and truly caught up with her, and the consequences quickly spiralled. After admitting her violent ex was Olivia’s dad – and that she had taken his hard drive – it wasn’t long before things turned ugly, with Shona ordering her to leave.
However, just as she was about to go, Jodie stumbled across two men who had mistaken Shona for their target. Overcome with guilt, she made a split-second decision to return the hard drive in a bid to protect her sister. Shona relented and allowed her to stay, but the peace was short-lived.
When Jodie discovered that Shona had lied about receiving her letter, her anger reignited. Determined to get even, she carried out a shocking plan – sneaking into David’s bed and pretending to be Shona. The truth didn’t stay hidden for long, and Jodie was soon exposed and thrown out for good.
Left alone at the precinct, things took another ominous turn when she came face to face with a mysterious figure. With danger closing in, it seemed her past might finally be catching up with her.
Could Jodie die? (Credit: ITV)
Huge ‘clue’ Jodie could be the Coronation Street flashforward murder victim
But it was one brutal moment that really got viewers talking. As David forced Jodie out, his cutting words – ‘nobody cares if you live or die’ – have sparked speculation that the show may have slipped in a telling clue.
Earlier, Jodie had crossed a line by questioning David’s past trauma involving Josh Tucker, insisting he stop portraying himself as a victim. Furious, both David and Sarah wasted no time in showing her the door.
Now, fans are wondering if David’s harsh comment could be more than just anger in the heat of the moment. With Jodie later confronted by a mystery figure at the precinct, questions are mounting. Was that line a subtle hint at what’s to come? And could this shadowy encounter mark the beginning of the end for Jodie?
Read more: Coronation Street opinion: Soap losing balance as villains dominate
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Days of Our Lives early weekly spoilers for May 4th through the 8th divulge Kristen DiMera (Stacy Haiduk) being exposed and Jeremy Horton (Michael Roark) exiting under a cloud of shame.
As we always do on early edition day, we talk about what’s coming the rest of this week. Then we dive into what is ahead next week.
Days of Our Lives Spoilers Wednesday, April 29th: Jeremy Freaks Stephanie Out
So, on Wednesday, April 29th, we’ve got Alex Kiriakis (Robert Scott Wilson) asking Sarah Horton (Linsey Godfrey) to do a rush job on the paternity test. This is a carryover from Tuesday when Alex told Joy Wesley (AlexAnn Hopkins), “Let’s knock out this test ASAP.”
Although honestly, I don’t think that Alex is doubting Joy or doubting that Kelsey is his baby. But Stephanie Johnson‘s (Abigail Klein) not handling it well at all. So, the proof is important.
We’re also going to pick back up from Tuesday with her and Jeremy when he hugged and comforted Stephanie after Alex broke the baby news. So, Stephanie is upset at a situation that Jeremy engineered, you know, not the pregnancy, but the whole thing with the reveal.
I mean, Joy isn’t buying what Jeremy’s selling, you know, but I do think he’s a little too optimistic. And he misreads a moment with Stephanie, and he kisses her. Now, she looks disturbed by Jeremy’s kiss. And I wonder if Stephanie’s going to have some freaky flashback since she was just envisioning shooting Owen, and she had to kiss him during the kidnapping. We’ll see if she pulls her gun on Jeremy.
Days of our Lives Spoilers: Stephanie Rejects Jeremy
This is Michael Roark’s last day as Jeremy. And in addition to Michael Roark’s exit, we know that Rachel Boyd, who plays Sophia Choi, and Peter Porte, who plays Dimitri, both have been dropped from contract status to recurring.
But given that both of their storylines are clearly drawing to a close, that’s not terribly surprising. So, back to Jeremy. You know, hopefully Stephanie doesn’t shoot him, but I do think she’s going to shoot Jeremy down. Stephanie may actually figure out that Jeremy was behind Joy showing up with Alex’s baby in Salem since his dad dated Joy’s mom.
Also, Johnny DiMera (Carson Boatman) and EJ DiMera (Dan Feuerriegel) do some father-son bonding. And I wonder if Johnny’s going to tell his dad about Chanel Dupree DiMera‘s (Raven Bowens) mammogram. Lani Price (Sal Stowers) and Chanel have a heart-to-heart sister chat. And Kristen tells Sophia to do it, to take out Johnny. Kristen calls Sophia and says, “This gets done tomorrow. No emotion, no mess.”
DOOL Spoilers Thursday, April 30th: Johnny in Danger
Then on Thursday, April 30th, we’ve got Stephanie taking comfort from her mom, Kayla Brady (Mary Beth Evans). I’m sure this is about a lot of things, including the Jeremy incident, Joy showing up with Alex’s baby, the kidnap trauma, PTSD, all of that. Sarah gets Chanel ready for her mammogram.
And knowing that Raven Bowens was fired and Chanel is leaving late this year, I don’t think this bodes well at all. Brady Black (Eric Martsolf) gives Marlena Evans (Didre Hall) some very exciting news. Could be about him getting his PI license or fingerprint proof against Sophia or that Brady overrode Kristen’s ban on Marlena visiting Rachel Black (Lorelie Olivia Mote) at Bayview.
Johnny tries to reason with Sophia who’s at his door, sprayed him in the face. Looks like with mace, she gets the better of him. So, Sophia has Johnny prisoner and is following Kristen’s orders and she’s ready to hurt him. Jada enjoys a show from Shawn. And I’m hoping it’s a gun show.
Friday, May 1st on Days: The Search for Sophia Kicks Off
Friday, May 1st, we’ve got private investigator in training Brady and Salem top cop Jada Hunter (Elia Cantu) teaming up to find Sophia. And I wonder if they’re searching for her to arrest her for the supplement swap the fingerprint evidence might be in. Amy Choi (Shi Ne Neilson) is answering questions from Brady when he comes looking for Sophia.
And Amy shows him a suicide note that she says Sophia left. Now, we know she was bickering with Arianna Horton (Vico Escorcia) and set up a fake account to bully herself online after lying to Tate Black (Leo Howard) about Holly Jonas (Ashley Puzemis) bullying her. So, clearly Sophia is laying lots of groundwork.
The note blames Holly for saying she’s dead to her. And Sophia carries on about how she’s hurting, sick of the bullying, and tired of begging forgiveness. So Brady reads the note where Sophia says, “Everybody’s better off if she’s dead.” This all smells like an elaborate ruse to me. Tate is there to encourage Holly. I wonder if they’ve seen the anti-Sophia stuff she posted online or if Brady tells them about Sophia’s suicide note.
Days of our Lives Spoilers: Javi at Risk
Hero Javi Hernandez (Al Calderon) realizes Johnny is in big trouble. But also by the end of this week, Javi collapses at the hospital unless this is a carryover into next week and Days has messed up their promo again. Sarah’s freaking out asking if Javi is all right. So, I wonder if he had a reaction to what Sophia was spraying on Johnny. We’ll see.
Sarah is supportive as Chanel goes through her mammogram. I wonder if Johnny’s going to miss the test as he’s been taken captive by Sophia or if Chanel planned to go by herself all along. And Kristen gets her revenge. She is smirking at the DiMera mansion waiting for EJ to get a call with bad news about Johnny.
Week of May 4th-8th: Second Full Week of May Sweeps on DOOL
The week of May 4th through the 8th, it is the second full week of May sweeps. And Holly may be blamed if Sophia manages to fake her death by suicide. The note she left for her mom Amy was most likely a frame job. I think Sophia is planning her ultimate revenge. I think like all her schemes, it’s not going to pan out, though. You know, she is planning to take a payoff from Kristen to start a new life after framing Holly and I guess killing Johnny, but I don’t think it’s going to work out for either Sophia or Kristen on Days of our Lives.
Leo Stark (Greg Rikkart) learns about Javi’s collapse and runs to be at his side. We’ve only got a couple more weeks of Al Calderon before he is out and recast Javi is introduced. We have Jacob Martinez stepping into the role. Marlena is not impressed at being named a beneficiary in Stefano’s will, but it looks like EJ has her convinced to show up, get it over with, and finally get some closure. Also, I’m looking forward to what Marlena digs out of EJ’s head about Cat Greene (AnnaLynne McCord) in the hospital since even Cat doesn’t seem to remember everything that happened between her and EJ when they were both in Italy recovering.
Days of Our Lives Spoilers: Kristen DiMera – Jeremy Horton
Days of our Lives Spoilers: Stefano DiMera Twist Coming
Tony DiMera (Thaao Penghlis) is back for the will reading and Cat is coordinating with executor Theo Carver (Cameron Johnson) to make sure everything goes as intended. I am super excited to find out what shockers Stefano DiMera (Joseph Mascolo) put in his will because you know the Phoenix always surprises. Theo continues to visit his mom, Lexie Carver (Nikki Crawford), hoping that she will wake soon and hopefully we finally see her eyes open during May sweeps. That seems most likely.
Chad DiMera (Connor Floyd) continues to trash talk EJ and wonders if Abby Deveraux (AnnaLynne McCord) was in the person pod. Theo is sidestepping him because he knows his mom Lexie was the pod person, but I do suspect that EJ may have Abby in a pod somewhere. You know, EJ might have stolen her from Clyde Weston (James Read). Roman Brady (Josh Taylor) is increasingly suspicious of Kate Howard (Lauren Koslow), who’s been lying and denying.
Days of our Lives Spoilers: Chad & EJ May Team Up
I’m curious to see if Chad has a hot take on what Kate did to Johnny because, you know, they’ve really changed up Chad’s character. I’m sure you guys have noticed when they changed over to Connor Floyd, we are seeing Chad back and kind of more aggressive and more confrontational, particularly with EJ.
And so that’s why I’m really interested to see if he comes at Kate or if they have that same pseudo, you know, mom and son vibe that they’ve always had because I think we’re going to see Chad pivoting in other interesting ways. Meanwhile, Kristen thinks she’s getting away with a whole lot of things.
But she doesn’t realize the walls are closing in. Brady’s ready to make a move against her, possibly to snatch custody away. And if there is proof she was working with Sophia to hurt Johnny, we could see Brady and EJ working together to keep Kristen away from both their kids and put her behind bars.
STRONGSVILLE, OH / ACCESS Newswire / April 29, 2026 / Payroll4Construction, a construction payroll service and part of the Foundation Software family, has published “How a Construction Payroll Service Keeps You Compliant With Labor Laws,” a resource for contractors navigating the compliance demands of construction payroll.
Labor law compliance in construction extends well beyond issuing paychecks on time. Prevailing wage rules, certified payroll reporting, union benefit calculations and multi-state tax obligations create a layered compliance environment that generic payroll systems are not designed to handle.
The consequences of missteps, including liquidated damages, audits and even project removal, make accurate, automated payroll processing a business-critical concern for contractors of all sizes.
The resource notes that failing to meet prevailing wage requirements under the Davis-Bacon Act can result in liquidated damages equal to the full amount of underpaid wages, dollar for dollar.
Construction payroll services like Payroll4Construction address these obligations by:
Automating certified payroll report generation under the Davis-Bacon Act
Calculating union fringe benefits tied to collective bargaining agreements
Managing multi-state tax withholding and year-end reporting
Integrating with field time-tracking systems to reduce manual entry errors
For contractors working across multiple jurisdictions or managing union and prevailing wage work simultaneously, these capabilities can significantly reduce administrative exposure.
To learn more about how construction payroll services address compliance requirements and what to look for when evaluating payroll solutions, read the full article at payroll4construction.com.
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