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2026
Nordex enters the New Zealand wind energy market
Nordex received its first order from New Zealand for 40 wind turbines with a total capacity of 192 MW for a wind farm in Otago. The order marks Nordex’s entry into the New Zealand wind energy market.
2022
PFL and Mercury announce NFT platform partnership
Professional Fighters League (PFL) announced a partnership with Mercury to develop and operate a PFL-branded NFT platform and create league- and fighter-inspired digital collectibles. The products were expected to go on sale ahead of the 2022 regular season.
2022
Mercury and Kansas Athletics announce NFT and NIL partnership
Mercury announced a partnership with the University of Kansas men's basketball team, working with G3 Marketing and CLC on a university-licensed NFT and name, image and likeness (NIL) platform called Rock Chalk. The arrangement enables fans to buy, sell and trade KU and Jayhawk digital collectibles.
2021
Buildforce closes $4 million financing round
Buildforce announced that it had closed a $4 million financing round led by TDF Ventures, with existing investor Mercury and Austin-based S3 Ventures also participating.
2021
Mercury and Intel expand their partnership on avionics processors
Mercury and Intel announced an expanded partnership that includes Mercury's use of Intel high-performance multicore processors in systems for critical avionics applications.
2021
Ford recalls vehicles to check for obsolete Takata air bags
Ford issued two recalls covering more than 154,000 vehicles in North America to check for obsolete Takata air bags that can explode and hurl shrapnel. Dealers will inspect the air bag units and replace them if necessary; Ford said it was not aware of any crashes or injuries caused by the problem.
2020
Mercury announces new propeller facility
Mercury announced that it would open a new propeller facility in April; the source does not establish that the facility has opened.
2019
Ford recalls more than 600,000 vehicles over hydraulic defect
Ford Motor Company recalled 600,166 vehicles in the United States and its territories, including certain Ford Fusion, Mercury Milan, and Lincoln MKZ models, over a hydraulic defect that might result in crashes.