Verisk, a global data analytics and technology provider, has appointed Eric Spear as Chief Technology Officer for its Extreme Event Solutions division. Spear will oversee engineering, quality assurance, and IT departments, focusing on AI- and cloud-based innovation to enhance catastrophe risk modelling and improve client capabilities through automated workflows and scalable computing. He brings extensive experience from Flywire and Cengage Learning in technology leadership and engineering management.

The article evaluates three publicly traded companies based on their free cash flow margins and long-term investment potential. It identifies Vertex Pharmaceuticals as a strong candidate for long-term investors due to its high free cash flow margin, strong revenue and earnings growth, and effective capital allocation. Flywire and Cars.com are flagged for caution due to high servicing costs, weak growth trajectories, and declining earnings. The piece also references a broader market recovery following Trump's April 2025 tariff announcement, noting that certain stocks have outperformed the market significantly over the past five years.

Levi & Korsinsky, LLP has informed Flywire Corporation (NASDAQ: FLYW) investors of a class action securities lawsuit alleging securities fraud between February 28, 2024, and February 25, 2025. The lawsuit claims defendants overstated Flywire’s revenue growth and understated the impact of permit- and visa-related restrictions. Investors have until September 23, 2025, to request appointment as lead plaintiff. The law firm highlights its track record of securing millions in settlements for investors.

The SaaS sector rebounded after a weak U.S. jobs report raised expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut, driving stock price increases for companies like F5, DigitalOcean, AppLovin, Toast, and Flywire. Toast's stock surged 5.1% amid strong earnings and growth momentum, while other companies saw gains of 4.3% to 4.6%.

Grabar Law Office is investigating securities fraud claims against Centene, Flywire, Replimune, and Sable Offshore, alleging that their executives made false or misleading statements about financial performance and business operations, leading to potential damages for shareholders.