What companies announced

Form 8-K filings from the last 120 days. A company must file one within four business days of a reportable event, which makes it the most timely disclosure on this site: a 13F arrives up to 45 days after a quarter ends.

Only the items worth a reader's attention appear here. Nearly every 8-K carries item 9.01, which means exhibits were attached, and items 7.01 and 8.01 are general disclosure. Earnings releases are filed under 2.02 and left out too: they are news, but they are not events. Including any of them would bury a bankruptcy under routine traffic.

A company name links to its security page where we can match the filer to a listed security. Roughly a fifth cannot be matched, usually because the filer is a subsidiary with no listed equity of its own.

By kind

Each of these lists every filing of that kind in the window, rather than the 150 shown below. The count is what we hold now.

• Bankruptcy and receivership 6
• Changes of control 18
• Financials that cannot be relied on 2
• Delisting notices 82
• Completed acquisitions and disposals 62
• Director and officer changes 524
• Auditor changes 18
• Material impairments 2
• Exit and disposal costs 13
• Material agreements entered 463
• Material agreements terminated 48
• Charter and bylaw amendments 114

Everything, most recent first

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Showing the 150 most recent of 1,127 notable filings in the window. 2,589 8-K filings held in total, 2026-08-26 to 2026-09-15. Every row links to the filing itself on EDGAR, which is the only place the actual text lives: an 8-K item tells you what kind of thing happened, not what it said.