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Seoul, Republic of Korea, March 06, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --  Galaxy Corporation , a Korea-based AI entertainment technology company, said Bob McCooey, Vice Chairman of Nasdaq, visited its headquarters in Yeouido, Seoul, on March 4 to review the company’s business strategy and discuss its potential path toward a U.S. listing. The visit comes as Galaxy Corporation highlights recent revenue growth, a return to profitability, and its expansion of an “enter-tech” business model combining entertainment intellectual property with AI and robotics. During the visit, Galaxy Corporation presented its growth strategy, business structure, and long-term vision as it explores opportunities in global capital markets. The company described the meeting as part of its ongoing efforts to engage with international financial institutions and strengthen its profile with global investors. Galaxy Corporation reported KRW 126.0 billion in revenue for the first half of 2025, representing more than 200% year...

LOS ANGELES, CA, March 04, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --  U+FITJOURNEY , a U.S.-based wellness brand specializing in dietary supplements, today announced its continued focus on gentle, routine-friendly digestive wellness solutions with Mild Detox. Mild Detox is a dietary supplement formulated to support digestive balance and gut wellness in a gentle, routine-friendly manner without harsh stimulation According to the company, Mild Detox is designed for a broad range of consumers, including those who experience  occasional constipation or bloating  and prefer a  mild, non-stimulant approach  that still delivers timely digestive support. The product is positioned to balance gentleness with responsiveness, rather than extreme stimulation or delayed effects. Meeting Demand for Gentle Yet Responsive Digestive Support In recent years, consumer preferences in digestive wellness have shifted from highly stimulating products toward solutions that emphasize comfort, sustainabil...

Wan Chai, HK, March 05, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) --  DeepMirror  said today it has integrated the OpenClaw framework into its Physical AI stack, a move the company claims could narrow one of robotics’ biggest hurdles: turning AI-generated plans into real-world actions. While large language models can design complex strategies, those plans often fail once they encounter the messy realities of perception, control systems, and safety constraints. By translating natural-language intent into verifiable robotic “skills,” DeepMirror says the new system aims to help robots move beyond scripted behavior toward more autonomous operation. The Marriage of Intellect and Form This integration is about more than making smarter bodies for robots. It’s about tightening the link between high-level task planning and real-world execution, ensuring a machine can do more than just perform well in a demo. While robotics has made significant progress in dynamic locomotion, most commercial systems still ...