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What happened: On 4 Aug 2025 E2open Parent Holdings, Inc. (ETWO) filed Post-Effective Amendment No. 1 to each of five Form S-8 registration statements that had together registered about 45.2 million Class A shares for issuance under the 2021 Omnibus Incentive Plan.

Why now: ETWO completed its merger with WiseTech Global Limited on 3 Aug 2025 and became a wholly owned subsidiary. Because ETWO will no longer issue public equity, the company is voluntarily terminating all offerings under the S-8s and is withdrawing any unsold or unissued shares.

Investor impact: The filing is an administrative cleanup required by SEC rules; it does not alter merger consideration already paid to former ETWO shareholders, create new securities, or affect financial results. No further shares will be issued under the incentive plan and the five S-8 registration statements are now void.

On July 30鈥�31, 2025, D-Wave Quantum Inc. (NYSE: QBTS) filed an Item 5.02 Form 8-K announcing the promotion of its General Counsel, Diane Nguyen, to Executive Vice President, Chief Legal Officer & General Counsel, effective July 31, 2025.

• Annual base salary raised to $381,000.
• Continues participation in the D-Wave Annual Incentive Plan with an on-target bonus of up to 70 % of base salary, pro-rated for 2025.
• Awarded 16,098 restricted stock units (RSUs) under the 2022 Equity Incentive Plan; 25 % vest on the first anniversary, the balance vests quarterly thereafter, subject to service.

No other changes to her employment agreement were disclosed. The compensation amendment is filed as Exhibit 10.1; no financial statements, earnings data, or major transactions accompanied the report.

Perella Weinberg Partners (Nasdaq: PWP) filed an automatic shelf registration statement (Form S-3 ASR) that permits the company and/or unnamed selling stockholders to issue and resell an indeterminate amount of Class A common stock at future dates. Because PWP qualifies as a well-known seasoned issuer, the shelf becomes effective immediately under Rule 462(e) and allows flexible takedowns via Rule 415.

• Shares may be distributed through underwriters, dealers, agents or direct sales; exact size, price and timing will appear in later prospectus supplements.
• Company proceeds, if any, are earmarked for 鈥済eneral corporate purposes,鈥� including working capital and potential share repurchases; PWP receives no proceeds from secondary sales by stockholders.
• Capital structure (30 Jun 2025): 62.6 m Class A shares outstanding versus authorization for up to 1.5 bn; preferred stock authorization totals 100 m shares.
• The shelf enhances liquidity options but could dilute existing holders if primary shares are issued.

The document contains standard risk factors, anti-takeover provisions (classified board, super-majority removal, forum selection) and indemnification language. No new financial results or guidance are disclosed.

Mill City Ventures III (Nasdaq: MCVT) completed a sizable private placement that closed 31-Jul-25. The company sold 75,881,625 common shares at $5.42 and issued 7,144,205 pre-funded warrants at $5.4199, lifting outstanding shares to 81,944,398. The securities were issued under Sections 4(a)(2)/Rule 506(b) exemptions.

A.G.P./Alliance Global Partners served as sole placement agent, earning up to a 4 % cash fee on the first $500 million raised and 3,113,469 five-year warrants exercisable at $5.962.

Management will direct the bulk of proceeds to acquire Sui (鈥淪UI鈥�) tokens and related crypto assets for a new treasury program; only 2 % is allocated to the legacy short-term lending unit.

Additional five-year warrants covering roughly 7.68 million shares were granted to Karatage (lead investor), the Sui Foundation, management, advisers and director Dana Wagner (vests over 24 months). Karatage may nominate at least one board seat while holding 鈮�10 % and has a ten-year strategic-advisor contract.

Galaxy Digital was retained to manage the first $750 million of digital assets for a 0.60-0.80 % fee (minimum $1 million/yr). A Registration Rights Agreement requires the resale registration statement to be effective within 30鈥�60 days.

The board expanded to five: Lyle Berman resigned; Marius Barnett (Chair) and Dana Wagner joined. CEO Douglas Polinsky and CFO Joseph Geraci signed new three-year agreements at $450k salary. Amended bylaws now allow board-size flexibility and shareholder director nominations.

Salesforce, Inc. (CRM) 鈥� Form 4 filed 07/30/2025

Chair & CEO Marc Benioff exercised 2,250 non-qualified stock options at an exercise price of $161.50 and immediately sold the same 2,250 shares under a Rule 10b5-1 plan on 07/29/2025. Shares were sold in six tranches between $267.46-$273.51, generating roughly $0.6 million in gross proceeds. Post-transaction direct ownership is 11,911,571 shares, down only 0.02%; indirect holdings remain 107,000 shares in trust and 10,000,000 shares via Marc Benioff Fund LLC. The option exercise reduces his remaining option balance to 150,872. Given the minuscule percentage change and pre-scheduled nature, the filing appears routine and does not materially impact insider ownership or signal a strategic shift.

Salesforce (CRM) 鈥� Form 4 filed 29-Jul-2025

Chair & CEO Marc Benioff exercised 2,250 non-qualified stock options at an exercise price of $161.50 on 28-Jul-2025 and immediately sold the same 2,250 common shares under a Rule 10b5-1 plan. The open-market sales took place in four blocks at weighted-average prices of $267.3565, $268.6415, $269.5051 and $270.1588, raising roughly $0.6 million in gross proceeds.

Following the transactions, Benioff directly owns 11,911,571 CRM shares, plus 107,000 held in trust and 10,000,000 held through Marc Benioff Fund LLC. He also retains 153,122 vested but unexercised options expiring 22-Mar-2026. The sale represents about 0.02 % of his direct ownership and does not materially alter overall insider holdings.

On 25 Jul 2025, Salesforce (CRM) Chair & CEO Marc Benioff filed a Form 4 detailing an automatic Rule 10b5-1 transaction. He exercised 2,250 options at an exercise price of $161.50 and sold the same 2,250 shares in four open-market tranches at weighted-average prices of $267.54 鈥� $270.70. The trade generated a gross spread of roughly $106 per share.

Following the exercise-and-sale, Benioff鈥檚 direct holdings fall marginally to 11,911,571 shares. He also retains 107,000 shares via a personal trust and 10 million shares through the Marc Benioff Fund LLC, so his overall economic exposure remains effectively unchanged. The option was granted in 2020 and expires in 2026; the 10b5-1 plan governing the trade was adopted on 9 Jan 2025.

• Shares sold equal about 0.02 % of Benioff鈥檚 direct stake鈥攊mmaterial at the corporate level.
• No operational or financial guidance is affected; the filing is purely an insider transaction notice.

Salesforce, Inc. (CRM) 鈥� Form 4 filed 07/25/2025: Chair & CEO Marc Benioff exercised 2,250 non-qualified stock options at an exercise price of $161.50 and immediately sold the same number of shares under a Rule 10b5-1 plan dated 01/09/2025.

Sales were executed in three tranches: 1,442 sh at a VWAP of $266.3326, 471 sh at $267.1911, and 337 sh at $268.0984. Because the exercised shares were fully offset by same-day sales, Benioff鈥檚 direct ownership remained unchanged at 11,911,571 shares.

He continues to hold an additional 107,000 shares through a revocable trust and 10 million shares via the Marc Benioff Fund LLC, bringing total beneficial ownership to roughly 22 million shares. The transactions represent less than 0.05 % of his aggregate stake and were executed pursuant to a pre-arranged trading plan, limiting signaling value to investors.

ADT Inc. has filed a Rule 424(b)(7) preliminary prospectus covering the secondary sale of 71.0 million shares (plus a 10.65 M share option) owned by Apollo-affiliated funds. ADT will not receive any proceeds.

Concurrently, the company plans to repurchase up to $93 million of the offered stock鈥攁bout 11 million shares at the 23-Jul-25 close of $8.43鈥攗nder its February-25 buy-back plan, exhausting the program鈥檚 remaining capacity. The cancelled shares will trim pro-forma shares outstanding to 765.5 million.

After the deal Apollo鈥檚 ownership drops from 23.7 % to 14.7 % (13.3 % if the option is exercised), easing but not eliminating sponsor influence.

Operating snapshot (1H-25 vs. 1H-24)

• Revenue $2.55 B (+6.7 %)
• Adjusted EBITDA $1.33 B (+5.3 %)
• Adjusted EPS $0.44 vs $0.36
• RMR $362.8 M; attrition 12.8 %

Key considerations: the buy-back offsets some share supply and is modestly accretive, yet the net float still rises by ~60 M shares and ADT deploys cash that could have reduced leverage (H1-25 net interest expense $236.7 M). Governance provisions, remaining Apollo stake, and high debt levels remain notable risks.