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Law firm probes Coastal Financial after stock's 43% one-day dropBusiness — Sep 3, 2026Kaplan Fox & Kilsheimer LLP has launched securities investigations into Coastal Financial, FuelCell Energy, and The Ensign Group, probing potential federal violations in the wake of new disclosures, financing activity, and investigative reporting. Coastal’s $42.1 million Q2 loss driven by a $68.8 million credit expense prompted a 43.5% one-day stock drop, FuelCell’s CEPA-related costs and a $245.5 million offering preceded a 15.7% slide, and Ensign fell about 8% after a report alleging neglect.

Rosen Announces Lawsuits, Investigations Involving Five Companies — Sep 3, 2026R Rosen Law Firm is pursuing securities class actions or investigations for investors in five companies—Primoris, Flotek, Hims & Hers, Ensign Group, and Build-A-Bear Workshop—with lead plaintiff deadlines and ongoing inquiries into potentially misleading disclosures. The notices urge investors to join the suits or inquiries promptly to seek contingency-fee-based compensation if eligible.

3-Year Degrees Grow Popular Across States — Aug 24, 2026Three-year bachelor’s degree programs are expanding in the United States as a faster, cheaper path for non-traditional students, with Ensign College among those trimming credit hours to about 90. While proponents say these reduced‑credit degrees alleviate affordability and time barriers, critics warn they can devalue credentials and create confusion for employers and graduate programs as higher education faces a broader reassessment.