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Find this week's CEO exits, delistings and cyber incidents fast

For: financial media

Reporters often need a list, not a single filing: every delisting notice this week, every cyber incident 8-K this month. Eventwren is that list, with links to each filing.

How financial media teams use Eventwren

  1. Filter Item 1.05 for material cybersecurity incidents, 3.01 for delisting notices or 5.02 for executive changes.
  2. Sort by acceptance time to see what landed after the close.
  3. Open the SEC link and quote the filing itself.

CC0: you can publish counts and lists built from it; credit is welcome, not required.

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events, 8-Ks accepted 22 Sep 2026

TickerItemEventCompanyAccepted (ET)
HLI5.02Officer/director changeHoulihan Lokey, Inc.2026-09-22 17:15
TALO2.01Acquisition/disposition closedTalos Energy Inc.2026-09-22 16:54
REBN3.01Delisting noticeReborn Coffee, Inc.2026-09-22 16:17
CRWV1.01Material definitive agreementCoreWeave, Inc.2026-09-22 16:17
KBH2.02Results of operationsKB Home2026-09-22 16:15

Source: Eventwren events table, build of 24 Sep 2026 (8-Ks filed 25 Aug-22 Sep 2026), products/tickerbell/store/listing.json; HF dataset CyberMax-tools/eventwren-sec-8k-events. Source: SEC EDGAR. Information only, not investment advice.

FAQ

Why not EDGAR search?

EDGAR searches words; Eventwren filters by the Item the company declared, across all companies at once.

Can I cite it?

Yes. Cite the SEC filing for each fact and Eventwren by CyberMax for the compilation.

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