Stent Graft with Fenestration

The European Patent Office published patent application EP3881800A1 for a stent graft with fenestration, filed by RIBS, Inc. (inventor: OHKI Takao). The patent application was published March 25, 2026, designating all EU member states. This represents a routine patent publication with no immediate compliance implications for regulated entities.

Micro-Devices for Treatment of an Eye

European Patent Office published patent application EP3761928A1 for Avedro, Inc., covering micro-devices for treatment of an eye. The patent application lists five inventors and designates all EU/EEA member states. This publication grants Avedro exclusive rights to the claimed eye treatment technology in Europe.

Daily Federal Register Issue Index

The Office of the Federal Register published its daily index for April 1, 2026, cataloging 92 documents across 36 federal agencies. The issue contains 79 notices, 4 proposed rules, 9 final rules, and 3 significant documents spanning 388 pages.

Nasdaq Texas extends GPS antenna service removal deadline

The SEC published Nasdaq Texas LLC's filing to extend the designated removal date for dedicated GPS antenna service at its Carteret, NJ co-location facility (NY 11). The Exchange's Rule General 8, Section 1(d) governs this co-location service, which provides time synchronization to GPS network time for customers' transactional timestamping needs. This is the second extension of the removal deadline for existing GPS antenna customers.

Nasdaq ISE extends GPS antenna service removal date

The SEC published notice that Nasdaq ISE, LLC filed SR-ISE-2026-11 to extend the designated date for removal of dedicated GPS antenna service under Rule General 8, Section 1(d) (Co-Location Services). The Exchange's GPS antenna service allows co-location customers at the NY 11 data center in Carteret, NJ to synchronize time recording systems to GPS network time. The rule change is effective immediately upon filing.

Nasdaq GEMX extends GPS antenna service removal date

The SEC published Nasdaq GEMX's filing to extend the designated date for removal of dedicated GPS antenna service under Rule General 8, Section 1(d). The exchange's co-location customers in the Carteret, NJ data center who use GPS antenna services for time synchronization must remove equipment by the new extended date. The rule change was granted immediate effectiveness.

NYSE Rights Offering Listing Standards - SEC Review Period Extended

The SEC issued a notice extending the review period for NYSE's proposed rule change to amend Section 703.12(II) of the NYSE Listed Company Manual, which would expand circumstances under which rights may be listed. The original 45-day review period expiring April 3, 2026, has been extended to May 18, 2026. This is a standard administrative action under Section 19(b)(2) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.

Fifty-Sixth Amendment to Nasdaq UTP Plan - Nasdaq Texas Name Change and TSE Admission

The SEC published notice of the 56th Amendment to the Nasdaq UTP Plan, effective March 12, 2026 upon filing. The amendment reflects the name change of Nasdaq BX, Inc. to Nasdaq Texas, Inc. and admits Texas Stock Exchange LLC as a new Participant to the UTP Plan. The amendment was filed as a "Ministerial Amendment" under Section XVI of the UTP Plan.

Rule 15c2-11 Information Collection Extension Comment Request

The SEC published a 60-day notice under the Paperwork Reduction Act seeking public comments on the information collection requirements of Rule 15c2-11, which governs broker-dealer publication of OTC securities quotations. The notice extends the comment request and invites feedback on the estimated annual burden of 1,771,343 hours affecting approximately 196 broker-dealers, one QIDQS, and one RNSA.

Extension of Schedule 13E-4F Information Collection Requirements

The SEC has submitted to OMB a request to extend the information collection requirements for Schedule 13E-4F (17 CFR 240.13e-102). This schedule may be used by Canadian foreign private issuers to make cash tender or exchange offers when less than 40 percent of securities are held by U.S. holders. The collection takes approximately 3.33 hours per response with 1 response annually, resulting in 3 hours total annual burden. The public may comment on this extension request through May 4, 2026.