Risk factors

Biohaven secured a $250 million note purchase agreement with Oberland Capital Management.

BJ's Restaurants added new risks regarding geographic expansion costs and comprehensive regulatory compliance. The company also consolidated and updated stock volatility, weather disruption, and capital access disclosures.

BRC Inc. faces new risks including a NYSE delisting warning, customer receivable concentration, and workforce reduction impacts. The company expanded brand protection focus to first responders alongside veterans and military. Financial debt covenants and production safety hazards are newly highlighted.

Berkshire updated key person risk to reflect Gregory E. Abel succeeding Warren E. Buffett as CEO on January 1, 2026. The company added disruptive innovations and intellectual property defense to its competition risk.

Risk updates highlight potential conflicts of interest, the impact of falling interest rates on cash balances, and Federal Reserve inflation policy.

CECO announced a major merger with Thermon Group Holdings, adding extensive deal-related risks and transaction costs.

Pepsi now has greater ownership, Board representation, and primary U.S./Canada distribution control over Celsius, Alani Nu, and Rockstar.

Regulatory setbacks hit European approval for the red blood cell system via CBG application closure.

Company renamed itself from BigCommerce to Commerce.com on July 31, 2025, consolidating multiple brands.

Restaurant risks now emphasize falling guest counts, sales and margins, alongside higher commodity, energy and transportation costs.

Core Scientific is shifting from bitcoin mining to high-density colocation, making construction, financing, power, capacity and customer execution central risks.

Berry Merger added Utah operations, integration execution risk and broader acquisition and divestiture exposure.