Rolls-Royce increased its full-year profit and cash flow guidance after reporting a 46% rise in underlying operating profit to £2.5 billion for the first half of the year. The company benefited from strong demand in civil aerospace, defense, and power systems, especially from AI-driven data centers and increased defense spending. Revenue grew over 24% to £11.3 billion, and Rolls-Royce now expects full-year operating profit between £4.7 billion and £4.9 billion, up from previous estimates. The firm also anticipates higher free cash flow, reflecting its position as a key player in expanding defense budgets and data center power solutions.
Samsung Wallet will launch a new stablecoin feature in late October 2026, available on 82 million U.S. Galaxy devices, allowing users to hold and send stablecoins without separate apps or managing private keys. Bastion, selected as the licensed custo...
SyncSpider introduced B2Bware, a B2B portal designed to automate and centralize order, customer, product, and operational data management for businesses. The platform integrates with ERP, CRM, and eCommerce systems like Odoo and Shopify to eliminate ...
Solv Protocol has restricted access to about 50 Bitcoin following a security review triggered by a suspicious incident in July involving BTC+. The protocol's co-founder Meng Yan clarified that he was not involved in the incident and that the funds re...
Optimism's OP token fell 12% following a significant capital outflow of $91.76 billion from the crypto market. The decline is linked to reduced on-chain activity and trading volume on decentralized exchanges, with total value locked (TVL) dropping to...
FTI Consulting appointed Alexis Fekete as Senior Managing Director to co-lead its aviation practice across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. Fekete brings over 20 years of experience in airline transformation, M&A, restructuring, and capital...
