Domino's and Minecraft Dungeons II are collaborating to offer exclusive experiences for gamers and pizza lovers. Starting October 26, customers who purchase a Domino™ pizza can unlock collectible boxes, exclusive in-game items like a Domino's skin or Slice Slayer Cape, and a chance to win one of 20,000 digital copies of Minecraft Dungeons II. The partnership aims to enhance game nights by providing a block-shaped pizza tailored for gaming and integrating brand content into the Minecraft universe.

This "Tech Moves" article reports on several significant personnel changes in the Pacific Northwest tech community. Key appointments include Elizabeth Kimber, former CIA Deputy Director, joining Kymeta as chief growth officer, and Amaresh Siva becoming Alaska Airlines' first chief information technology officer. Additionally, two Microsoft corporate leaders, Vasu Jakkal and Hans Yang, have departed for new roles, while Venky Chandrasekharan returns to Microsoft, and various other companies announce new hires and promotions.

This article announces the filing of Form 144 by Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company for October 21. Form 144 is a notice of the intent to sell restricted securities, indicating potential insider activity or significant stock transactions. The article, published by Investing.com, provides this brief update for investors.

Verisk Analytics Inc. is appealing to the Delaware Supreme Court to be allowed to withdraw from its $2.35 billion acquisition of AccuLynx, arguing that a lower court incorrectly held it responsible for federal antitrust delays. AccuLynx, a roofing software company, maintains that Verisk should be compelled to proceed with closing the deal.

Ann C. Chaplin, EVP, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary at Qualcomm Inc. (QCOM), received a grant of 17,959 restricted stock units on October 20, 2026. These units are equivalent to one share of Qualcomm common stock each and will vest in equal one-third amounts on October 31, 2027, 2028, and 2029. This transaction was reported in a Form 4 SEC filing.

Element Solutions Inc announced record financial results for the third quarter of 2026, with net sales of $995 million, a 52% increase year-over-year, and adjusted EBITDA of $191 million, up 29% on a constant currency basis. The company attributed this growth primarily to strong demand in the Electronics market, driven by AI infrastructure and high-performance electronics applications, leading to double-digit organic growth across all Electronics verticals. Element Solutions also raised its full-year 2026 adjusted EBITDA guidance to approximately $720 million, expecting over 20% adjusted EPS growth.

Crown Castle Inc. reported its Q3 2026 earnings, raising its full-year 2026 guidance for site rental revenues, Adjusted EBITDA, and AFFO due to cost savings and a $275 million customer settlement. This settlement resolves a long-standing dispute and extends lease terms, although the company faces challenges from DISH's bankruptcy and its impact on tower revenues. Management also highlighted the potential for SpaceX's 800 MHz spectrum acquisition to drive future tower leasing while continuing to expand its edge compute initiative.

Comcast Corp is reportedly planning significant job cuts as part of a restructuring of its cable-TV, broadband, and wireless businesses, according to Bloomberg News. These cuts are aimed at creating a more agile workforce and freeing up capital for new investments, with announcements expected in the coming weeks. This restructuring follows Comcast's previous announcement to split into two publicly traded companies.

Trimble has introduced a more affordable version of its Earthworks grade control platform for excavators, targeting small to mid-sized contractors. This new configuration utilizes two Trimble DA2 GNSS receivers and aims to reduce the initial investment required for 3D machine control, while maintaining necessary positioning accuracy. The system is available through a Trimble Works subscription, which also includes data management software, further lowering upfront costs and allowing for scalable adoption.

Analog Devices (NASDAQ:ADI) CFO Richard Puccio Jr. sold 1,500 shares of company stock for $584,190 under a pre-arranged trading plan, retaining 48,177 shares. The company reported strong quarterly results with revenue of $4.02 billion and EPS of $3.45, surpassing analyst expectations. Analysts maintain a "Moderate Buy" rating for ADI, with an average price target of $460.55.